Bars & Pubs in Croftdene, Chatsworth
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60 Bowker Rd, Queensburgh, Durban, 4093
084 888 5704
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V1328 Mbe Road, Umlazi, Umlazi, 4031
031 906 1393
Maxs Lifestyle is one of the best restaurants in Umlazi, Durban KwaZulu Natal with traditional Kasie Ethnic Township Location culture We are the only venue that Tourists and Locals alike can enjoy, feel, and experience unique township culture in upmarket trendy and safe surroundings People from all walks of life, cultures and races, young and old come to enjoy our best service when they want something to eat or drink and maybe just to wind the down for the day br br We have top security who ensure nothing illegal is brought into our safe environment br br We welcome all our customers with warm hospitality We are known for our Sunday Sessions where Top DJs entertain for those who enjoy good music and dancing and our 
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1407 SARNIA ROAD, HILLARY, Durban, 4094
031 464 4668
We have several sports leagues, including snooker, pool, badminton and darts. Our facilities are available for hire by club members and non-members at affordable prices. We have a main hall as well as a ladies' bar for smaller groups. To keep in touch with current and future events at the club, please contact us. 
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42 BENSON RD, Montclair, Durban, 4004
031 462 2320
associations, Squash Clubs, clubs, Tennis Clubs, Bowling Clubs, Snooker Clubs 
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49 Joyner Rd, PROSPECTON, 4110
+27 31 902 8553
More than 150 years ago a ship in distress bound for the Argentine coast was forced to dock in Cape Town, an event that led directly to the establishment of one of the oldest and longest surviving liquor businesses in South Africa On board that ship was a young Edward Snell who, after disembarking, joined the Cape Town shipping firm of Thompson Walter and Co At the time, Kwa-Zulu Natal was governed from the Cape, the main transport between colonies being small coasting vessels which carried mainly cargoes of ivory and hides Opportunities beckoned for Edward Snell, and it was not long before he moved east from the Cape, settling in the Natal province, and establishing Edward Snell & Co in Durban in 1848. 
