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?
Set between the Waterfront and the harbour, with lovely views but far enough away from all the shoppers, Ginja has a hip, contemporary design, with a deliciously wholesome menu. They really have kept things simple. They don’t do starters, there are some lighter meals like salads, wraps and sandwiches, and a few key mains and desserts…
Burger & Lobster is famous for… well… burgers and lobsters. Who’d have guessed it? Don’t get me wrong, their burger and the lobster is delicious and I will get to that later, BUT OH MY WORD THE BRIOCHE IT IS SERVED ON IS MINDBLOWINGLY DIVINE. Just needed to get that out of the way quickly, so…
I’ve said it before and I will say it again – I’m a food sharer. There’s nothing better than ordering EVERYTHING and sharing it. Why? No orderers regrets. No missed opportunities. Happy Kayli. But quite often tapas style can also mean: expensive + small portions = Sad Kayli. But not Con Brio Bistro, a little gem in…
If there is a word in the world gets me excited, it’s… and yes, this is SFW, “snacks”. Hotdaym do I love a snack. Why? You can get a whole bunch and you can share, which means that you can taste everything. Best life ever. So when I saw that Manga in Mouille Point had…
Mondiall, the popular V&A Waterfront restaurant, celebrated their third birthday during November! The restaurant offers diners an all-round quality experience, ranging from the variety on the menu, to the sophisticated décor and majestic view of Table Mountain and the harbour. Its modern Brasserie style setting perfectly captures the essence of Cape Town through warm and…
I love me some Middle Eastern food. So when I find an authentic restaurant, you can imagine my happiness. And that is exactly what happened when I stumbled upon SHEGO on Main Road, Green Point. The Turkish owners focus on… you guessed it, Turkish cuisine. But don’t go there expecting cut glass lights, bells, gold trimmings and jewel-toned…
Lime Tree Café is a contemporary little eatery serving breakfast, lunch, tea and dinner (ie. everything) in Bergvliet, in the Southern Suburbs of Cape Town As you walk in, we dare you not to be seduced by the delicious deli offering delicious fresh and free range goods, food gifts, bottled produce like jams, honeys, sauces, oils and…
What is ‘World-Class’, you ask? It’s an annual competition to find the world’s best bartender, the finest drinking experiences and best cocktail culture. It’s where upcoming bartending talent and the latest trends in mixology are discovered. This year, Cafe Caprice was invited to join the competition. Following their success at the cocktail challenge, Caprice’s four best bartenders created four…
We’ve been to Meloncino quite a lot recently. A few months ago we had what Kayli called, “an av meal”. Since then we have both been again separately, and both times it has been delicious! People tend to forget that there are humans behind the scenes and that sometimes people have a bad day and sometimes…
The problem with a lot of the markets out there, is that they feel copy and paste. You seen one, you seen ’em all. Boring. Maybe it’s because they’ve been around a while; maybe it’s because they have food, music, clothing, homeware and more; maybe because they are run by magical people – I dunno. But…
I’ve lived in Cape Town for nine years, and ’til this day, I am still blown away by how diverse the region is. A short 45 minute drive can take you from the city, to the farmlands, to quaint seaside towns, and everything in between. We were invited for lunch at Lust (pronounced Lhoost, not as…
96 Winery Road is in the heart of the glorious Helderberg countryside, just a few minutes from Somerset West. The outside patio gives you beautiful views of the vineyards, and if you have any, kids can have fun at the playground. If you’re a little chilly, the inside of the restaurant is rustic and homey with wooden furniture and…
