Nestled between mature gardens on the beautiful D’Aria Wine Farm, Poplars Restaurant
Poplars Restaurant also has a sushi bar that is open every Wednesday – Sunday from 11h00 to 1600. The bar is managed by Susan, their very talented sushi chef extraordinaire. It makes for a great venue to enjoy sushi on a lazy weekend afternoon.
Arguably, the best sushi in Durbanville!
Directions to Poplars
M13 (Racecourse Road)
(0)21 975 5736
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