The restaurant's decor is welcoming. The tables are adorned with paper table cloths and place mats depicting the history of the township.
The people featured include late celebrities that had an impact on the social life of Daveyton, such his own late father Mekoa, the jazz legend.
Other local artists featured in the decor include late Afro-pop star Lebo Mathosa.
Mokholo's place caters for families dining out, couples and friends wanting to have a sit-down party.
It offers different meals which include its speciality, a tasty and saucy burger made from a home-made beef patty, and an a la carte menu. The Sunday buffet is hugely popular with the locals and visitors from outside Daveyton.
Brima Cafe's has also provided much needed employment to local youth. Even more, Mokholo says he is in the process of giving 10% of the business' shares to his workers.
The restaurant is the extension of Mokholo's business interest, after he had founded Brima Logistics. Now, with a national footprint Brima Logistics provides services such as courier, trucking and warehousing.
"The whole [restaurant] business is sustained by the logistics entity. We get our staff to be trained in what they do, so as to help change their mindset and view themselves as part of the business family."
* BrimaCafé is located on 417 Sikundu Street, Daveyton, near Marivate Park.