This week’s business in the Spotlight is Khoi Khoi Bar and Braai in Letchworth, England.

Khoi Khoi Bar and Braai is listed on Worldwide’s World Guide free of charge. This guide allows people to support South African businesses abroad.

Khoi Khoi Bar and Braai is Letchworth’s premier live music venue, showcasing nightly performances by the best and brightest entertainers from the UK and beyond. Enjoy the unique flavours of South African themed dining cooked on our authentic charcoal oven.

We take pride in giving our guests the unique Khoi Khoi experience, and we enjoy nothing more than serving the local community with passion and true South African themed hospitality.

Ours is a story of togetherness; the celebration of life through music and dance, theatre, spoken word, stand-up comedy, and cabaret, all expressed on our fantastic live stage.

We seek to establish true human connections and friendships through drink, song and dance in a fun and vibrant atmosphere. Our well-stocked bar serves a fantastic selection of wines, beers, cocktails and spirits with a great variety of authentic South African beers, wines and spirits for you to try.

Whether you are a local looking for a great night out or just passing through, our aim is to give you a taste of something a little different right in the heart of Letchworth Garden City.

We are your perfect choice whether it’s a first date, business gathering, an anniversary, birthday party or just relaxing with friends while enjoying a glass of our special selection of the world’s finest drinks, and the authentic taste of South African food.

AfriForum Worldwide’s World Guide is where South African businesses from around the world get together to form a community. The World Guide currently has more than 1 000 businesses and contact points.

Take the chance and become part of this network. Networking is not only about businesses, it is also a valuable way of building a support base for those days when the longing for a good South African wine, socialising around a braai and the indispensable South African hospitality becomes too much.