Tuesdays don’t have to be dull especially when you know where to eat. If you’re searching for the best Tuesday restaurant specials Durban has to offer, you’re in luck. From tacos in Umhlanga to two-for-one deals in the city, there are some serious bargains happening every week.
We’ve gathered a few of the top Tuesday specials Durban diners can enjoy ideal for date nights, lunch breaks, or midweek family meals.
1. Salsa Mexican Grill (Umhlanga & Ballito) – Taco Tuesday for R79
Deal: Two tacos for just R79 every Tuesday.
Location: Umhlanga’s Lighthouse Mall & Ballito Junction Mall.
Why go: Classic Taco Tuesday vibes with a South African twist. Choose from a variety of fillings, all packed with flavour.
When: All day, every Tuesday.
Tip: Pair it with their house-made salsa or a margarita if you’re feeling festive.
2. Madam & Sir (Durban Central) – Two-4-Two Tuesday
Deal: Any two pizzas or any two burgers for R242.
Location: Durban Central.
Why go: That’s about R121 per person—perfect for splitting a casual meal with a partner or friend.
When: Every Tuesday.
Vibe: Laid-back bistro atmosphere with a central location—ideal if you’re based in the city.
3. Mozambik (All Branches) – Pensioners’ Discount Tuesdays
Deal: 20% off your total bill for pensioners.
Location: All Mozambik branches, including Wilson’s Wharf, Gateway, Umhlanga & Ballito.
Why go: A great option for retirees wanting a seafood lunch or a relaxed dinner by the sea.
T’s & C’s: Discount applies to dine-in only and valid for pensioners (ID may be required).
Quick Summary: Top Tuesday Specials Durban Foodies Shouldn’t Miss
- Salsa Mexican Grill: Taco Tuesday – R79 for two
- Madam & Sir: 2 pizzas or 2 burgers for R242
- Mozambik: 20% off for pensioners at all locations
Whether you’re craving spicy Mexican fare or a budget-friendly pizza night, these Tuesday restaurant specials in Durban have something for everyone.
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