We have compiled a list of reviews of some of the best restaurants in Cape Town. If you are looking to read up about where to eat out next and what you may or may not experience, then you have come to the right place.
The reviews of the Cape Town restaurants are accurate and should describe what you will experience, what the food is like, how good the service is, and what the general atmosphere of each restaurant is.
Read these Cape Town restaurant reviews and your decision of where to eat out may be made a lot easier. So, if you are struggling with choosing where to eat, take a look and get ready to go out to one of the many beautiful restaurants that Cape Town has to offer.
Mzansi’s Tastiest! Chicken and chips – the perfect pairing at Pedros Flame Grilled Chicken. Whether you like it mild or hot, lemony or herby, a succulent, flame grilled chicken with just-the-right-amount-of-crispy chips with a secret sprinkle is sure to delight all the senses. Pedros Flame Grilled Chicken offers your favourite laid-back meals with full/half/quarter quicken […] More
Easy, effortless meals, with pre-packaged ingredients, to make your life easy! Date Box is a concept being offered by Jacdi Catering who will give you all the ingredients needed to put on a fantastic 3 course dinner right at home. No need to book a table at a fancy restaurant to celebrate the next big […] More
In love with Ben’s on the Beach! In a time before Corona, in a time before masks, and in a time before social-distancing, Ben’s on the Beach was one of the last restaurants we went to before the lock-down changed everything. Located right on the beach promenade of Strand with plenty of on-street parking, it’s […] More
With lock-down still in full effect, your favourite Asian restaurant may still be closed. But don’t fear because Chef Kuan is coming to the rescue. Renowned for his culinary cooking skills at L’Orient in Sea Point, Kitima in Hout Bay and most recently at Macau in Cape Town, Chef Kuan has been delighting customers for […] More
Spoil the first man in your life. With Father’s Day fast approaching – where has this year gone??? – we know that there aren’t many options for spoiling dad at this time. With the nation waiting in breathless anticipation for the announcement of level 3, why not plan ahead and purchase these gifts from Clos […] More
We’ve recently had the opportunity to enjoy the Kloof Street House lockdown menu. If you haven’t seen what’s on offer yet, you’re in for one big treat. Kloof Street House definitely makes the list of our all-time favourite restaurants here on FoodBlogCT. It’s hidden away behind a high wall within a lovely garden where you […] More
There is a new burger spot in town and you should really check it out! Darling Brewery has been around since 2010 and is one of South Africa’s most-awarded microbreweries. Emphasis is always placed on quality, innovation, service, sustainability and lifestyle in everything they do. In the process, the brewery has become Africa’s first […] More
Have you heard of Marrow Broth on Loop Street? Serving real, wholesome food where big importance is placed on free-range, grass-fed bone broth. When visiting Marrow, you will find a small and focused menu with five broth bowl dishes as well as a few salad options. It’s also not the biggest restaurant, but the space […] More
Café Honeybun has long been one of my favourite breakfast spots in Cape Town for a leisurely Saturday or Sunday morning. Along with the delicious food and excellent coffee at Café Honeybun, you also get to experience a quieter side of Observatory as the neighbourhood starts to wake up with people going about their weekend. […] More
Imagine going to the London train station and being able to get a delicious three course meal, a friendly waiter and cocktails! Well in Cape Town, it is possible. Set in the ever so beautiful and vibey Upper Bree Street, you guys have to take some time and visit Station on Bree. Coupled with my […] More
In a Nutshell: Dash Restaurant and Bar Review FOOD: Garden to Table Each dish was packed with flavour and only the freshest ingredients. I loved seeing the exact radishes we picked from the veggie garden on my plate. The ingredients are locally sourced, even the Beach Lettuce that grows in Granger Bay: a salty, crunchy little […] More
Earth Hour happens once a year, on the same date at the same time. Isn’t it about time for a change? Let’s keep the important message behind this initiative where we are asked to speak up for nature and inspire action in support of the environment. But why does this have to be limited to […] More