Lowveld lovers of meat pies, brown gravy and chips turned out in force to enjoy their favourite dishes at Mustangs – The Dancing Place on Saturday January 31.

The ‘Lowveld Pie, Chips, and Gravy Train’ troupe met for the first time this year, continuing a tradition started in 2019. A local favourite, the group consists of more than 40 members who gather each month to socialise and build connections.

Thea Rix said last weekend’s gathering saw excellent service and top-tier pies.

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“Since its inception, the group has steadily grown. he increasing attendance shows just how much Lowvelders love a good pie and great company. It is open to anyone looking for a good time and a hearty meal. Apart from socialising, these get togethers also boost the local economy by supporting neighbourhood restaurants. We are inviting other eateries to reach out if they would like to host us; we are always looking for new local spots to support,” Rix said.

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She thanked everyone who supported the event, with special gratitude to Mustangs – The Dancing Place for their exceptional hospitality.

She said the group is already looking forward to the next gathering. The date will be announced soon.

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