Lightfoot Zambia

Don’t bother visiting during the Sugar Bush market, totally disorganized and unapologetic about it. We queued for 20 mins for a cold drink only to be told go outside to another queue!

Soooo, we ended up here because we were looking for the Sugarbush Cafe, which is now closed. This cafe seems to be located on the Sugarbush Farm property though. The food and drink menu is extremely limited and the hot food items we ordered we heated via microwave. However, the food wasn't awful and the outdoor seating had a unique atmosphere, which we enjoyed. There were two different stores with handicrafts, jewelry and furniture. We didn't buy anything but it was fun to look. If you're planning on going to shop, if say it's worth the trip. If you stumble on it thinking you're going to end up at the Sugarbush Cafe and enjoy a delicious Sunday brunch, skip it.

amazing place! very nice, away from city noise and dirt. real farm restaurant with a very good homemade menu. the store is amazing, things are of very high quality, everything is there from a wallet to a carpet. I am delighted. a good place to buy quality souvenirs from Zambia.😘😘😘

Lovely slice of the garden of Eden! Second time here, brought a new team out to enjoy the peace and quiet, delicious desserts and so many beautiful handmade items. Will definitely be back with more friends. Amazing play area for the kiddos, with delicious choices for brunch or lunch as well.

Amazing place to relax, eat and buy unique furniture, leather goods, jewelry and much more.

Right next to where SugarBush was before it closed. Great coffee and cake - came too late for the lunch menu. Beautiful spot with garden, really cute shop.

Awesome place! Loved the ambiance. There's a cafe on the premises as you do your shopping for furniture, clothes, bags and accessories.

I just wanted it to make people aware about the quality of the furniture they sell at this place. The wood they use to build their furniture is low quality basically scraps from pallets and the structure of them aren’t built properly. When I asked about the kind of wood being used they remain silent. They seemed to be using a 3rd party carpenter and not being compensated accordingly to how much they charge for the furniture at their store which is very high for local standards and poor quality wood. This picture is from a piece of furniture I bought from them. As you can see it’s mostly pallets and the wood seems to have been wet in the past.