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National Flags made from Food

I love browsing the internet and StumbleUpon has recently become my new best friend. Some may call it ‘a waste of time’ but this weekend has been very educational: I now know more about the lost city of Atlantis & Plato than ever before. Plus, I’m really getting into Greek mythology – it’s been very…

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Hangover Cures

I swear I am never drinking again. I have heard this line many times as friends lay curled up, white in the face, hands shaking, a sheen of sweat on their foreheads, reeking of the night before. This is also one of the greatest promises ever broken, along with “I swear this is my last…

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Guide to Dining Out Alone

Picture this scenario: A little old man in the corner of a restaurant eating by himself – all alone with no one to talk to. He doesn’t have a book or newspaper to read, he isn’t on his phone chatting to someone and he isn’t writing or drawing anything either. He is just eating…alone…and it’s…

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The 5 Second Rule

Do you still eat your food after its been on the floor? That’s the million dollar question for today! I probably wouldn’t eat a salad that’s been on the floor but if I had dropped my favourite biscuits, that would be another story altogether – I would be faced with a serious dilemma! Not that I would…

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Pay as you want Restaurants

Radiohead made international news when they allowed their fans to pay whatever they thought was reasonable to download the band’s latest album. Now, innovative restaurants from all around the world are doing the very same thing: They let their customers decide how much the meal is worth. The Terra Bite Lounge in the Seattle, most…

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Tales of the Mystery Cafe

Most restaurants aren’t the most exciting places in the world – are they? Some can be. But most seem to copy each other, even the menus are similar. But while browsing the net, I came across Cabel’s Blog. On his trip to Japan while in the town of Kashiwa he experienced something truly unique. And I’d…

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The Rainforest Cafe

Each Rainforest Cafe is decorated with features of a generic rainforest, including mist, waterfalls and animatronic robots of animals and insects. Large aquariums with fish are also common in most restaurants. A simulated thunderstorm occurs every 30 minutes with rain and flashing lights as lightning and powerfull subwoofers for awesome thunder-effects. I want to eat here,…

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F.East

Situated on the corner of Bloem and Long Street, F.east is the perfect restaurant to enjoy a lunch with friends or a romantic dinner with a partner. With two spacious balconies, over-looking the cosmic Long Street, F.east is sure to give you a different experience. We offer the best Indian cuisine in Cape Town and…

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Bistro on Rose

Bistro on Rose offers a relaxed scene with a friendly bar menu and signature cocktails. Guests can indulge in Lunch, Brunch and Dinner at the bar, atrium or in banquettes and tables throughout the energetic space. Upbeat lounge music and vibrant tones of orange, pink, lime and aqua underscore the chic and clean design of…

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