Cape Town is one of the most popular tourist destinations in South Africa, known for its stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and diverse dining options with many award-winning Cape Town Restaurants. As a result, the city attracts foodies and gourmets from all over the world, eager to sample the delicious local cuisine and enjoy a memorable dining experience.
One of the great things about Cape Town’s food scene is the variety of options available with many Cape Town Restaurants on offer. Whether you’re in the mood for fine dining, casual street food, or anything in between, you’ll find something to suit your taste and budget. From traditional South African dishes to international cuisine, there’s something for everyone.
When it comes to dining out, Cape Town’s restaurant reviews can be a great way to find the best options. By reading reviews from locals and visitors, you can get an idea of the quality of the food, service, and atmosphere at different restaurants. This can be especially helpful if you’re unfamiliar with the local cuisine and want to try something new.
Another way to find great restaurants is to ask locals for recommendations. Many Cape Town residents are proud of their city’s food scene and will be happy to point you in the direction of their favorite Cape Town restaurants. Whether you’re looking for the best seafood, steak, or vegetarian options, locals will have their own personal favorites and can give you a good starting point.
When dining out in a Cape Town restaurant, it’s also important to keep in mind that prices can vary widely. Some restaurants offer excellent value for money, while others are more expensive. To avoid any surprises, be sure to check the menu prices before ordering and keep an eye out for any special deals or promotions.
Cape Town’s restaurant scene is one of the best in the world, offering a diverse range of dining options to suit every taste and budget. Whether you’re looking for a romantic evening out or a casual lunch with friends, you’re sure to find a restaurant that meets your needs. So why not head out and discover Cape Town’s culinary delights for yourself?
There are many kinds of restaurant staff: The ones who hate their job and aren’t afraid to show it. The ones that try too hard and end up being creepy. The ones who let the “fame” of the restaurant get to them and look down on the customers. And the ones at Saigon. I hadn’t […] More
This review only needs to be 11 words long. If I could eat at La Mouette every night, I would. That’s it. Done. Bye. Want more? Fine. La Mouette keep mixing things up. They were one of the first restaurants to create an affordable tasting menu changes every month, they created the Twitterati party and […] More
At school they tell you not to judge a book by it’s cover, but damn, it’s hard. Don’t get me wrong, I’ll eat anywhere. I’ll go to a restaurant no matter how dodgy, strange, small, illegal it may look and I will find something to eat. But every now and then, even I succumb to […] More
This is the last post in a series of Johannesburg Restaurant reviews…for now. List of things that I avoid: Pawpaw. Other people’s drooly pets. Maths. Children. It’s not that I don’t like children, I do. But the same way that most people don’t like sitting next to babies on planes, I typically don’t go to […] More
I’m that unlucky person at restaurants. I’m the one who orders rare and gets cremated, finds fingernails in the salad and once, I kid you not, a marble in my burger. There’s only one way that I’ll know my food is safe… Let me just cook it myself, thanks. As you all may know I’m […] More
I’m a Cape Town kinda gal. I like the laid back mentality, I like that I don’t need to drive for hours to get to where I want (except for Constantia, but who goes there?), I like The Mountain, the sea, the general prettiness. Joburg’s this elusive beast I tentatively visit for at most a […] More
Cindy Crawford should have stuck to modelling. Britney Spears should have stayed away from the big screen. The Hoff should have… well, I don’t even know what to suggest… My point is that sometimes you should just stick with what you know. And that’s just how I felt about my final V&A Waterfront, “Master of […] More
Greece does have a few peculiar dishes. I can still remember a show on the Travel Channel where the presenter ate things like tripe soup, cow-lung soup and sea squirt. The things people do for money! I will rather stick to the more traditional Greek cuisine. Mykonos Taverna is situated on 343 Main Road in […] More
To be completely honest, it’s not often that I eat a pie unless it is 3am or I’m incredibly hungover. Especially not a R90 one. But off to Reuben’s I went, to try out their fusion dish for the Waterfront’s “Master of the Trade Route Challenge”. Their task was to create a fusion dish, which […] More
“You will gain 20 to 30 pounds” and “No matter how great…there will come a day when it is just a job” were on a list of 25 things you should know before you become a restaurant critic as seen in the Washingtonian (Thanks Dax for sharing. I will put the link at the end). […] More
The other day I drove to the ends of the earth. I had to take my Passport with me. I needed a map. Padkos. I put petrol in my car and checked the tyre pressure. Boy, Canal Walk is far away. I’ve lived I Cape Town for 6 years, but I’m still a Durbanite at […] More
Last month, the V&A Waterfront approached us with a pretty awesome proposal. They asked us whether we were keen to join a panel of judges and rate fusion dishes that have been entered into the Master of the Trade Routes Culinary Challenge. After thinking about it for a few seconds, we said Yes! As a […] More