Black Impala Restaurant

Eastern Cape



At a glance

Ideal for
Known for
harbour-side dining with live music
Features
Price
$$$$ Moderately Priced
Local tip
For live music or group visits, confirm the current arrangements directly with the restaurant before setting out.

Black Impala Restaurant is located at Dom Pedro Jetty in Port Elizabeth Harbour, Humewood, Gqeberha, in South Africa’s Eastern Cape. The harbour setting gives the restaurant a clearly defined waterside location, with the venue positioned at a working jetty rather than in a conventional high-street setting. The address places it within the Port Elizabeth Harbour area and makes the restaurant part of the broader Humewood and Gqeberha dining landscape.

The venue is a restaurant with a moderate price level. Its service format includes dine-in and takeaway, giving guests a choice between spending time at the venue or collecting food to enjoy elsewhere. Outdoor seating is available, adding an open-air option alongside the indoor dining arrangement. The combination of seating choices supports different kinds of visits, from a seated meal to a more flexible takeaway stop.

Drinks form part of the offering, with beer, wine and cocktails available. This gives the restaurant a range that extends beyond food and includes options for different occasions and preferences. The drinks selection also suits guests looking for a place to meet for refreshments as well as those planning a meal. Specific dishes and cuisine styles are not used to define the restaurant, so the venue is best described through its restaurant setting, service options and drinks offering.

Live music is among the restaurant’s features, adding an entertainment element to the dining experience. The timing and programme of performances can vary, so details about a particular music session are best confirmed directly with the venue. Live music, outdoor seating and a licensed drinks selection together create a setting that can work for social visits, meals and group occasions without relying on a formal event format.

Black Impala Restaurant is listed as good for groups, making it a practical choice for parties dining together. The venue’s dine-in facilities, outdoor seating and takeaway service provide flexibility for different plans, while the moderate price level offers a mid-range dining option. Its location at Dom Pedro Jetty also makes the harbour an important part of the restaurant’s identity. Guests seeking a restaurant in the Humewood harbour area, with food, drinks, outdoor seating and live music, will find those features represented at Black Impala Restaurant.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is at Dom Pedro Jetty, Port Elizabeth Harbour, Humewood, Gqeberha, South Africa.
Yes. Black Impala Restaurant is listed as good for groups.
Outdoor seating is available at the restaurant.
Reservation arrangements should be confirmed directly with Black Impala Restaurant before a visit.
The drinks offering includes beer, wine and cocktails.
Yes. Takeaway is available.
Dietary requirements should be checked directly with the restaurant before ordering.
The schedule for live music should be confirmed directly with the restaurant.
Families can confirm the venue’s suitability for their needs directly with the restaurant.

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