Showcasing the Menu at the Pickled Fish

If you love perfectly-prepared, fresh fish or crave authentic, Cape seafood – you will enjoy The Pickled Fish on Imhoff Farm near Kommetjie. Best described as serving fresh ‘new Cape-style’ seafood, The Pickled Fish is justifiably proud of its signature Cape recipes (try the tangy Homemade Malay Pickled Fish with Farm Seed Bread) and dedication to quality…

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VandA Market Launch

Us Capetonians love a market. Sitting in the sun, eating different foods, drinking different drinks, judging strangers… I mean, ya.. Well.. hmm.. let’s be honest, this is Cape Town. And now there is a new, very central market and it comes with a harbor view at the V&A Waterfront. The official launch is this Saturday…

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FoodBlogCT News Week 8 2013

Thursday, the 21st February McD in France introduces McCamembert Brace yourselves, turophiles. McDonald’s France is diving into the world of fancy cheeses with a limited-edition burger line featuring famous French cheeses, including Camembert, Comte, chevre and raclette. Yes, folks — this means the McCamembert is soon to be very real indeed. [read more] No Food…

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Trappist Beer in Cape Town

There aren’t many beers around that can call themselves a trappist. There are characterised by being brewed by Cistercian monks in abbeys that are still in operation today. The industry is strictly controlled. The monks make use of special yeast, the best raw materials and lots of prayers. Every Trappist beer is refermented in the…

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Artisanal Beers at Den Anker

Their name is Belgian, their ambience international and the setting spectacular. You’ll find Den Anker on the quayside of Cape Town’s Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, where the Atlantic ocean meets the mother city. Here gulls swoop, seals bask in the sun, and passing yachts enhance the view! Beer Tasting at Den Anker Belgian Beers on Draft Artisanal…

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Den Anker Beer Menu

Belgians are extremely faithful to their local beers and take their brews as seriously as the French are about their wines. There are beers that are corked and wired the same way Champagne is, and some beers can mature in the bottle for up to six years. Similarly to wine, beer can be paired with…

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