"Will Never Go Out of Business": A Spur in Pretoria Has People Queuing Out the Door Daily, SA Reacts

• A TikTok video of the new Burning Arrow Spur in Queenswood, Pretoria showcases what they hype is all about
• The restaurant features a next-level indoor play area with security tags for children and staff who accompany kids on slides
• Adults in the comments admitted they wanted to play too, with many asking if the fun zone was open to grown-ups

A new Spur restaurant in Pretoria has South Africans lining up out the door every single day, and a viral TikTok is showing people exactly why.

TikTokker @michelledesou5a posted a video on 29 June 2026 giving viewers a look inside the Burning Arrow Spur, located at the corner of Briscoe and Stead Avenue in Queenswood, Pretoria. She rated it a full 100 out of 10, and based on the reaction, few people disagreed.

Why Burning Arrow Spur is pulling the crowds

According to a BusinessTech report, the restaurant has quickly become one of Pretoria's most talked-about family destinations, with queues forming daily since it opened. The centrepiece drawing the crowds is its indoor play area, which features trampolines and illuminated walls. Each child receives a security tag on entry, and Spur staff even accompany smaller children down the slides.

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Watch the TikTok video below:

Here is how South Africans reacted in the comments on the page:

@SiihleMbele said:

"As an adult, I wanna play too 😭😭"

@Pertunia Legal asked:

"Do they allow a 28-year-old toddler to play?"

@Tshepo Maemu wrote:

"Spur will never go out of business. Its business model has generations on chockhold."

@Vizo added:

"Finally. Spur is going back to its roots of being a traditional family joint."

@PerfumeOryt By Ntombi shared:

"Problem is my child will refuse to eat or leave 🥺"

@Megzz suggested:

"They should host an adults night where we can play and have fun."

Spur Steak Ranches themselves responded in the comments, writing:

"Wow, thank you so much for the incredible love, Michelle! The Burning Arrow team is absolutely smiling from ear to ear. See you and the family again soon! 🙌❤️"

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Source: Briefly News