From Afrikoa to Artisanal Bakes: Easter Gifting done right thanks to Makers Landing

At Makers Landing, Easter isn’t just about chocolate eggs. It’s about turning simple moments into something worth sharing, preferably over good food and a decent glass of wine.

This Easter, Makers Landing leans into that idea, bringing together a small but well-considered selection of local finds for people who take their eating seriously.

It’s less about quantity and more about choosing things that actually add to the occasion.

  • Afrikoa Chocolate leads the sweet side of things, offering ethically sourced, African-crafted chocolate that feels as thoughtful as it tastes. It’s the kind of gift that works just as well on a table as it does in a carefully wrapped basket.
  • On the savoury side, La RicMal Wine brings a solid local option to the mix. Bold, easy to enjoy, and well suited to long lunches, it’s the kind of bottle that doesn’t need much explanation once it’s opened.
  • Then there’s The Charming Chef, adding a handmade touch with baked goods that feel right at home over Easter. Think simple, well-made treats that round out a table without trying too hard.

Set within the energy of the V&A Waterfront, Makers Landing keeps the experience grounded but thoughtful. It’s a place where food feels personal, and where putting together a gift doesn’t need to be complicated. For those looking to do Easter a little differently: pick a few good things, share them properly, and let the moment take care of itself.

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