Founder of FoodBlogSA Media. B.Bus.Sc. - Marketing; M.Bus.Sc- Tourism. A career in destination marketing was calling but then my passion for food took over. Welcome to our restaurant marketing platform.
One of the best accommodation packages in the Cape Winelands! Book at the Jordan Luxury Suites and from Sunday through to Thursday, tuck into scrumptious dinner baskets set up on the patio of your suite, or dine out on Friday and Saturday evening at The Restaurant with Chef George Jardine in a fine dining experience […] More
Jordan Wine Estate, located in the heart of the Stellenbosch Winelands is the perfect location for your end of year get together! For smaller teams, enjoy a breakfast or lunch and curate your own tasting of our award-winning range of wines. Unwind and take in the majesty of the Stellenbosch mountains as you gaze upon […] More
The President Hotel is going to wow you with a gastronomic truffle experience! Fresh from Burgundy, France, these black truffles are difficult to grow, hard to find, and tricky to store – making them a sought-after delicacy. Join them for an evening of Champagne by Champagne Drappier and truffle-accented dishes. Hosted on Monday, 1 November, […] More
To celebrate the start of spring, Weltevrede is offering free delivers for online orders! Weltevrede Wine Estate is a family owned wine estate in the Robertson Wine Valley, close to the town of Bonnievale. My vision for the wines of Weltevrede is to be a pure expression of the terroir in which it is rooted. […] More
Do you have a special celebration or event coming up this year, looking for a venue? Look no further, as Tables at Nitida has got you covered with no venue hire if you book the venue during the evening for your event. Nestled in the picturesque heart of Nitída Wine Estate, Tables at Nitída is […] More
How are you celebrating the spookiest of days? Are you ready for Halloween? Join The Station on Bree Street this Halloween as they transform their beautiful venue into a haunted train. Come dressed in your Halloween best and stand the chance to win a Halewood Hamper worth R1000. Several restaurant specials are on offer as well. […] More
It’s official. The Upper Bree Street Market Road Closure has been approved! The City of Cape Town has approved the Station on Bree’s championing of an Upper Bree Street market and is, in fact, now also a sponsor and partner of the initiative aimed at responsibly breathing new life into the area this First Thursday […] More
We’ve found an incredible sushi special right in the heart of town! Wei’s have just launched their dark kitchen concept on Kloof Street with an incredible range of sushi on the menu at fantastic prices. To celebrate the opening, the chef has created four incredible specials to bring you the best sushi platters straight to […] More
Let’s get your Christmas shopping done early this year! Christmas is closer than you think, and this year we all deserve a cracking one, so no more useless plastic toys on your Christmas Crackers, but mini bottles of three Spiriti Famosi by Massimo’s. What will be in yours? Limone Zenzero Arancia Limone – Lemon Liqueur […] More
Enjoy the festive season with wines by Cavalli by purchasing one of their incredible gift boxes that make the perfect gift idea. The Colt Cabernet Sauvignon Gift Box Celebrate the festivity with the Cavalli Colt Cabernet Sauvignon. This award winning Stellenbosch Cabernet Sauvignon is paired with a unique Madi Morgan-designed Hummingbird bottle stopper from Carrol […] More
The Liz McGrath Collection has announced the closure of Greenhouse restaurant on 13 November 2021 (as the last day of service). It will be the end of an era for the award-winning fine dining restaurant, coinciding with the departure of head chef Farrel Hirsch for Ireland where he will be taking up a position at […] More
The last week in South Africa has reinforced exactly why Castle Lite is switching to brew their extra cold refreshment with renewable electricity. Electricity supply constraints that result in frequent load shedding means South Africans are regularly left in the dark. All too often, there is simply not enough electricity to go around. This not […] More
