Brood&Botter Padstal · Bakery · Pantry
Inside Brood & Botter Padstal, the shop and the long counter

Napier, Western Cape · On the R316

Daily bread,
slow lunch.

A roadside padstal on the Napier–Bredasdorp road. Sourdough out of the oven by seven, breakfast through till lunch and a pantry full of what our neighbours grow.

Tuesday on the board

  • Lamb-shank pie, mash and gravy: R165
  • Beetroot, feta and walnut salad: R110
  • Last loaves of seed sourdough out at 13:00

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Sourdough, first out of the oven

About the padstal

A bakery,
a kitchen, a shop.

We opened on a Friday in March 2011 in a tin-roofed shed on the Bredasdorp road, with one oven, six tables and a hand-painted sign. Twelve years later we have three ovens, twenty-two tables and the sign needs repainting.

We bake bread every day except Sunday. We cook breakfast and lunch. We sell what our neighbours grow, make and bottle. That's the whole thing.

Anna & Boetie Pretorius

On the menu

A short menu, made well.

Breakfast through till eleven. Lunch from eleven till half past three. Bread, cake and coffee in between.

The preserve shelf

The shop

A pantry of
good things.

The shop is the front half of the padstal. Bread on the long counter, preserves and pickles on the shelves, cheese and butter in the cabinet, fresh produce in crates by the door.

Everything we sell is either made in our kitchen or by one of the six producers we work with, listed on the wall, named on the jar, all within an easy morning's drive of us.

  • Sourdough, croissants, scones, rusks (daily)
  • Preserves, chutneys, honey, oil
  • Goat cheese, feta, butter, yoghurt
  • Stone-milled flour and grains
  • Fresh produce in season
See what's in the shop

Where we are

On the
Napier road.

Eight kilometres west of Napier on the R316 toward Bredasdorp. A long, low, white-painted building with a rusted-red roof and a row of cars out front.

  • Cape Town 180 km
  • Hermanus 52 km
  • Bredasdorp 15 km
  • Cape Agulhas beach 40 km

Regulars & passers-through

In their own words.

★ ★ ★ ★ ★

“The lamb-shank pie is the best thing on the R316. We stop here every time we drive between Cape Town and the Cape Agulhas and we are never, ever the same after.”

Hannelie & Pieter du Toit · Stellenbosch
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

“I buy three loaves of the seed sourdough every Friday and freeze two. Twelve weeks of beautiful bread, basically, because of these people.”

Emma Whitfield · Stanford, regular
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

“A real padstal, with real food, run by people who give a damn. We finally have a Sunday roast we don't have to drive an hour for.”

The Naidoo family · Bredasdorp

Daily life

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Coming past tomorrow?

We'll save you a loaf. Send us a line and tell us when and what kind.

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