Tina Skukan Gallery

5 Renier Cilliers - 3 weeks ago

An Art Lover's paradise. A hidden gem in the middle of suburbia. Great home cooked food items with a Lamb and Chicken pie at the top of the 'must try' list.
The atmosphere is calm. Get away from the city buzz and spend the morning at the farm house experience. Great venue for kitchen teas and a morning brunch.

5 Retha Hillman - 3 months ago

New and established artists exhibit here in this rustic, in nature, exhibition hall. Exhibition content change on a monthly basis. After your visits to the gallery, why not pop in for a coffee u0026 cake or brunch / lunch in the garden café under beautiful old trees.
Can't find more chilled that this.

5 Mrs Briel - a year ago

Tina Skukan Gallery is nestled against the Bronberg, and when you are seated outside the coffee shop, you'll find yourself underneath the green canopy of big, beautiful trees. The 'stoep' of this old farm building is intriguingly decorated to make you feel right at home!! The big surprise lies in the HOME COOKED meals, cakes and tarts, served with great coffee, teas etc. The fireplace in the winter invites you right in, to sit down and order great soup with homemade bread!!!!! The gardens are well kept and there are interesting places to sit down and order. The 2 Galleries are always stocked with new exhibitions where people from as far as Australia place orders which are shipped to them. Tia is the charming owner and a absolutely great hostess - one of the best cooks I have ever met!! I love, love, love this beautiful GEM, where I can just relax and come to my senses!!!

5 Irene Bu0026B - a year ago

The small Tina Skukan Art Gallery is a real gem. It's worth visiting very often as they change the exhibitions and installations on a monthly basis. The current Spring Equinox exhibition consists of various mixed media by artists such as Michele Nigrini, Haydee Breganski, Angela Banks, and other well known artists.
The huge old trees create a relaxing atmosphere where one can sit and enjoy a light meal in the tea garden, ending it off with coffee and a slice of phenomenal Norwegian Custard Cake.

2 Ina Rossouw-Pretorius - 3 months ago

Interesting art work. Tea room some what of a dissapointment. Coffee was cold, too little butter for 2 scones and straight from the fridge could not spread, first scones were stone hard had to send it back, next batch better but crumbled to pieces. Too little cheese. Staff was friendly.

1 Rinda Hessel - 4 months ago

What a Disappointment and an Embarrassment on 6 May 2022 it was, especially as it were the first time for my guests.....No one to Welcome and seat us, no staff at all to serve and take our orders,except for one of the owners. Then he told us 'you're lucky if you can get anything', as they were out of food. He was unfriendly, u0026 unmannered. Not at all helpful. Will never return.

4 Tim Anderson - a year ago

Great setting and Dog Friendly reataurant. Fair is simple but well presented and tasty.

Art exhibitions are often held here in support of local artists.. there are a number of small galleries with some interesting local art on sale. The place is supervised by Rex and he is happy to explain the art on display. Well woth a visit in support of local artists.