Cat’s Cape Town Guidebook
Neighborhoods
In terms of hiking your location couldn’t be any better. You are within walking distance to various beautiful hikes and trails, the most well known being The Pipe Track, Lion’s Head and Kloof Corner (a contour path). If you are an avid walker/hiker I would suggest downloading the app maps.me
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Table Mountain (Nature Reserve)
In terms of hiking your location couldn’t be any better. You are within walking distance to various beautiful hikes and trails, the most well known being The Pipe Track, Lion’s Head and Kloof Corner (a contour path). If you are an avid walker/hiker I would suggest downloading the app maps.me
Food scene
The Kloof Lifestyle Centre is the hub of Kloof Street’s daytime activities. It’s great for when you need to pick up groceries and wine, or stop off for a bite to eat. It’s home to a Woolworths, a Knead, a Kauai, as well as a Wellness Warehouse that hosts a health café with a great lunch menu. Make sure to stop at Wine Concepts which have a fantastic wine selection - my personal favourite being the Putfontein Pinotage.
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Lifestyle On Kloof
50 Kloof StThe Kloof Lifestyle Centre is the hub of Kloof Street’s daytime activities. It’s great for when you need to pick up groceries and wine, or stop off for a bite to eat. It’s home to a Woolworths, a Knead, a Kauai, as well as a Wellness Warehouse that hosts a health café with a great lunch menu. Make sure to stop at Wine Concepts which have a fantastic wine selection - my personal favourite being the Putfontein Pinotage.
Yours Truly has four locations in the city. The Kloof Street venue transforms from a daytime coffee shop into a night time beer garden. Upstairs is the rooftop bar, Up Yours, that host DJs and live acoustic acts and is a good spot for weekend socialising.
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Yours Truly
73 Kloof StYours Truly has four locations in the city. The Kloof Street venue transforms from a daytime coffee shop into a night time beer garden. Upstairs is the rooftop bar, Up Yours, that host DJs and live acoustic acts and is a good spot for weekend socialising.
Starting with our family tradition of sharing trusted, quality produce, VILLA 47 is the gastronomic manifestation of the last 20 years of sourcing, selecting and delivering the finest ingredients and food brands from around the world to discerning palates. A wonderful celebration of Italian and Mediterranean cuisines.
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Villa 47
47 Bree StStarting with our family tradition of sharing trusted, quality produce, VILLA 47 is the gastronomic manifestation of the last 20 years of sourcing, selecting and delivering the finest ingredients and food brands from around the world to discerning palates. A wonderful celebration of Italian and Mediterranean cuisines.
If you’re looking for Cape Town’s best burger then there are plenty of contenders. Every local has their favourite—but Hudsons is almost always included in the conversation. The Kloof street location is this small burger chain’s flagship store—the one that started it all—and with its big selection of gourmet burgers and beer, it’s easy to see why.
Hudsons, The Burger Joint
22 Kloof StreetIf you’re looking for Cape Town’s best burger then there are plenty of contenders. Every local has their favourite—but Hudsons is almost always included in the conversation. The Kloof street location is this small burger chain’s flagship store—the one that started it all—and with its big selection of gourmet burgers and beer, it’s easy to see why.
The food at Van Hunks is simple, delicious gastro-pub fare and is perfect before a night out on the town. This trendy restaurant and bar really dazzles when it comes to its drinks menu, though. It’s packed with everything you could possibly want—several beers on tap, a hearty selection of whiskeys, and an impressive selection of cocktails.
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Van Hunks
1 Upper Union StThe food at Van Hunks is simple, delicious gastro-pub fare and is perfect before a night out on the town. This trendy restaurant and bar really dazzles when it comes to its drinks menu, though. It’s packed with everything you could possibly want—several beers on tap, a hearty selection of whiskeys, and an impressive selection of cocktails.
Arnold’s on Kloof is an institution. There long before the other eateries on Kloof, this spot is probably most famous for being a great weekend breakfast spot after a long night out, with an early bird breakfast special if you order before 7 am.
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Arnolds Restaurant
60 Kloof StArnold’s on Kloof is an institution. There long before the other eateries on Kloof, this spot is probably most famous for being a great weekend breakfast spot after a long night out, with an early bird breakfast special if you order before 7 am.
Café Paradiso is all about the ambience. It’s an intimate, cosy place to catch up with friends while trying out the interesting menu.
It offers food that is both well-presented and delicious, an attentive staff that go out of their way to make you feel at home, and a unique and pleasant vibe. You can’t go wrong booking one night in Paradiso.
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Cafè Paradiso
110 Kloof StCafé Paradiso is all about the ambience. It’s an intimate, cosy place to catch up with friends while trying out the interesting menu.
It offers food that is both well-presented and delicious, an attentive staff that go out of their way to make you feel at home, and a unique and pleasant vibe. You can’t go wrong booking one night in Paradiso.
Technically Kyoto Garden is not on Kloof Street, it’s on the adjacent Kloof Nek Road. But they’re so close in name and geographical location that we thought it would be OK to include Cape Town’s best Japanese restaurant in this list.
This restaurant offers outstanding sushi and a selection of Japanese food that includes an incredible miso soup. It’s worth going just for the drinks menu—there’s Japanese beer, Japanese single malt whiskey, and sake on offer.
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Kyoto Garden Japanese Restaurant
11 Kloof Nek RdTechnically Kyoto Garden is not on Kloof Street, it’s on the adjacent Kloof Nek Road. But they’re so close in name and geographical location that we thought it would be OK to include Cape Town’s best Japanese restaurant in this list.
This restaurant offers outstanding sushi and a selection of Japanese food that includes an incredible miso soup. It’s worth going just for the drinks menu—there’s Japanese beer, Japanese single malt whiskey, and sake on offer.
To-die-for cocktails aside, Asoka is a popular haunt for the city’s trendy locals, and even visiting celebrities. Live music, DJs, tapas menus and awesome ambience can also be enjoyed.
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Asoka Restaurant, Bar and Lounge
68 Kloof StTo-die-for cocktails aside, Asoka is a popular haunt for the city’s trendy locals, and even visiting celebrities. Live music, DJs, tapas menus and awesome ambience can also be enjoyed.
At the foot of Cape Town’s vibrant Kloof Street, risen from a fairy-lit garden, lies a dining oasis. Set in a magnificent Victorian house, Kloof Street House is an experience as enigmatic as it is intimate. Our grand old dame is more than just a restaurant, it is a collection of interesting rooms and spaces, each bursting with a character of its own. The venue is everything for every occasion – live jazz over Sunday lunch, romantic candle lit dinners in our dining rooms or cocktails under the trees in our garden. Our delicious meals, cozy ambiance and friendly staff will make you feel right at home.Our brasserie-style menu is the expression of a love for creating delicious meals and a consciousness of our ingredients and where they come from. All of our meat is free-range, grass-fed and responsibly sourced. In true homely fashion, we believe in bringing people together over feasts and great conversation. Our sharing dishes offer a host of flavours, designed to satisfy joint culinary cravings.
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Kloof Street House
30 Kloof StAt the foot of Cape Town’s vibrant Kloof Street, risen from a fairy-lit garden, lies a dining oasis. Set in a magnificent Victorian house, Kloof Street House is an experience as enigmatic as it is intimate. Our grand old dame is more than just a restaurant, it is a collection of interesting rooms and spaces, each bursting with a character of its own. The venue is everything for every occasion – live jazz over Sunday lunch, romantic candle lit dinners in our dining rooms or cocktails under the trees in our garden. Our delicious meals, cozy ambiance and friendly staff will make you feel right at home.Our brasserie-style menu is the expression of a love for creating delicious meals and a consciousness of our ingredients and where they come from. All of our meat is free-range, grass-fed and responsibly sourced. In true homely fashion, we believe in bringing people together over feasts and great conversation. Our sharing dishes offer a host of flavours, designed to satisfy joint culinary cravings.
Cape Town's best Neapolitan pizza, rivalled only by The Shed which is also extraordinarily good.
I Love The Dough
Rheede StreetCape Town's best Neapolitan pizza, rivalled only by The Shed which is also extraordinarily good.
Nourish'd is a plant-based, zero waste cafe and juicery. Our fairy founder Tash put her passion for the planet into action and established Nourish'd in 2017. She transformed her dad's old garage into a bite-sized juicery that is now one of Cape Town's most popular café's. We make delicious vegetarian and vegan juices, smoothies, sandwiches, and more! We also sell juice cleanses, tinctures, and zero-waste merchandise on our online store.
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Nourish'd Café & Juicery
177 Kloof StNourish'd is a plant-based, zero waste cafe and juicery. Our fairy founder Tash put her passion for the planet into action and established Nourish'd in 2017. She transformed her dad's old garage into a bite-sized juicery that is now one of Cape Town's most popular café's. We make delicious vegetarian and vegan juices, smoothies, sandwiches, and more! We also sell juice cleanses, tinctures, and zero-waste merchandise on our online store.
Out of the neighbourhood, but Magica Roma is guaranteed the best Italian in Cape Town. The Chef and Owners are all Italian and you will enjoy an authentic, delicious and well priced meal. The service is second to none - my favourite restaurant in Cape Town. Make sure to book in advance.
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Magica Roma
8 Central SquareOut of the neighbourhood, but Magica Roma is guaranteed the best Italian in Cape Town. The Chef and Owners are all Italian and you will enjoy an authentic, delicious and well priced meal. The service is second to none - my favourite restaurant in Cape Town. Make sure to book in advance.
The location is not wonderful, but the food is to die for. The Cousins Trattoria was an idea created by Andrea, Simone and Luca who wanted to bring their knowledge and passion for food to Cape Town.
These cousins from Romagna, on the Adriatic coast of Italy, have lived in (and loved) Cape Town for many years, but felt there was not a place in the city where they could find the simple, authentic Italian food they had grown up with, in their homeland.
So joining their skills, they opened The Cousins Trattoria, where Andrea makes fresh pasta every morning, using only fresh and natural ingredients, just like Mama does! Bread and tiramisu are baked daily; great coffee and a passion for service makes this easy going place a heaven
for the senses.
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The Cousins Trattoria
3b Barrack StThe location is not wonderful, but the food is to die for. The Cousins Trattoria was an idea created by Andrea, Simone and Luca who wanted to bring their knowledge and passion for food to Cape Town.
These cousins from Romagna, on the Adriatic coast of Italy, have lived in (and loved) Cape Town for many years, but felt there was not a place in the city where they could find the simple, authentic Italian food they had grown up with, in their homeland.
So joining their skills, they opened The Cousins Trattoria, where Andrea makes fresh pasta every morning, using only fresh and natural ingredients, just like Mama does! Bread and tiramisu are baked daily; great coffee and a passion for service makes this easy going place a heaven
for the senses.
There’s so much to do at The Old Biscuit Mill! You can hop from a good coffee to a spot of designer shopping to a top-notch meal (at The Test Kitchen or Pot Luck Club) without getting into your car (or calling an Uber).
Of course, the Neighbourgoods Market – which takes place every Thursday evening and on Saturdays and Sundays – is one of the venue’s famous attractions.
Times The Old Biscuit Mill: Monday – Friday, 10am – 4pm; Saturday, 9am – 2pm; Sunday, 10am – 4pm
Neighbourgoods Market: Saturday, 9am – 3pm; Sunday, 10am – 4pm
Contact 021 447 8194, info@theoldbiscuitmill.co.za
Where to find it 375 Albert Road, Woodstock, Cape Town
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The Old Biscuit Mill
375 Albert RdThere’s so much to do at The Old Biscuit Mill! You can hop from a good coffee to a spot of designer shopping to a top-notch meal (at The Test Kitchen or Pot Luck Club) without getting into your car (or calling an Uber).
Of course, the Neighbourgoods Market – which takes place every Thursday evening and on Saturdays and Sundays – is one of the venue’s famous attractions.
Times The Old Biscuit Mill: Monday – Friday, 10am – 4pm; Saturday, 9am – 2pm; Sunday, 10am – 4pm
Neighbourgoods Market: Saturday, 9am – 3pm; Sunday, 10am – 4pm
Contact 021 447 8194, info@theoldbiscuitmill.co.za
Where to find it 375 Albert Road, Woodstock, Cape Town
Hidden in a charming courtyard, this innercity watering hole is housed in a heritage building that used to be a mortuary, which informs the menu and interiors. Choose to sit in the tiny Embalming Room (tucked in a corner), or the more spacious Chapel Room and order one of the five quack remedies (cocktails). If you’d rather go for a straight-up G&T, there are 140 gins to choose from (80 of which are local). Gin not your thing? There’s wine and beer, too.
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The Gin Bar
64A Wale StreetHidden in a charming courtyard, this innercity watering hole is housed in a heritage building that used to be a mortuary, which informs the menu and interiors. Choose to sit in the tiny Embalming Room (tucked in a corner), or the more spacious Chapel Room and order one of the five quack remedies (cocktails). If you’d rather go for a straight-up G&T, there are 140 gins to choose from (80 of which are local). Gin not your thing? There’s wine and beer, too.
An all-day eatery that serves up inventive contemporary comfort food in a relaxed seaside setting that’s as friendly as it is fashion-forward.
Located on the Mouille Point ‘Golden Mile’, locals breeze in to their new neighbourhood ‘happy place’ for coffee, breakfast or lunch, and come cocktail hour, the after-work drinks crowd settles in for sundowners and sumptuous sunset dinners overlooking the Atlantic.
The unique modern menu emphasizes health and showcases fresh, locally sourced produce, without taking itself too seriously. Like the eclectic menu, decor is a whimsical combo of smart, crisp, contemporary styling with some quirky surprises.
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Lilys Restaurant
An all-day eatery that serves up inventive contemporary comfort food in a relaxed seaside setting that’s as friendly as it is fashion-forward.
Located on the Mouille Point ‘Golden Mile’, locals breeze in to their new neighbourhood ‘happy place’ for coffee, breakfast or lunch, and come cocktail hour, the after-work drinks crowd settles in for sundowners and sumptuous sunset dinners overlooking the Atlantic.
The unique modern menu emphasizes health and showcases fresh, locally sourced produce, without taking itself too seriously. Like the eclectic menu, decor is a whimsical combo of smart, crisp, contemporary styling with some quirky surprises.
Since opening in 1996 Willoughby & Co has offered its guests a full Japanese culinary experience. Head Asian chef, Sam, and his dedicated team have continued to create new and exciting dishes. Through these creations thousands of patrons have been introduced to fusion style Japanese cuisine, for which Willoughby & Co has become world renowned. Arguably the best sushi in Cape Town, great to tie in with a Waterfront shop or visit.
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Willoughby & Co
19 Dock RdSince opening in 1996 Willoughby & Co has offered its guests a full Japanese culinary experience. Head Asian chef, Sam, and his dedicated team have continued to create new and exciting dishes. Through these creations thousands of patrons have been introduced to fusion style Japanese cuisine, for which Willoughby & Co has become world renowned. Arguably the best sushi in Cape Town, great to tie in with a Waterfront shop or visit.
Internationally renowned chef Franck Dangereux is widely recognised as one of the forerunners of the fine-dining scene in Cape Town, having established the original La Colombe restaurant on Uitsig farm over 20 years ago. Franck’s next adventure was starting The Foodbarn in Noordhoek Farm Village: “I wanted to bring fine dining to the streets.”
Here, diners are treated to decadent seasonal cuisine in a relaxed, family-friendly (and even dog-friendly) environment! Franck’s roots in southern France inform his hearty, earthy style (bouillabaisse, slow-stewed tripe and trotters), but it is the bonhomie of this converted barn, with its farm-inspired decor, and the relaxed Noordhoek Village vibe that make dining here a wonderful day out for the entire clan. Choose between the relaxed Café or Bistronomy menus, (vegetarian and plant-based options, too). From Tuesday to Saturday, the Café transforms into an atmospheric Tapas Bar with incredible dishes to delight.
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The Foodbarn Restaurant
Village LaneInternationally renowned chef Franck Dangereux is widely recognised as one of the forerunners of the fine-dining scene in Cape Town, having established the original La Colombe restaurant on Uitsig farm over 20 years ago. Franck’s next adventure was starting The Foodbarn in Noordhoek Farm Village: “I wanted to bring fine dining to the streets.”
Here, diners are treated to decadent seasonal cuisine in a relaxed, family-friendly (and even dog-friendly) environment! Franck’s roots in southern France inform his hearty, earthy style (bouillabaisse, slow-stewed tripe and trotters), but it is the bonhomie of this converted barn, with its farm-inspired decor, and the relaxed Noordhoek Village vibe that make dining here a wonderful day out for the entire clan. Choose between the relaxed Café or Bistronomy menus, (vegetarian and plant-based options, too). From Tuesday to Saturday, the Café transforms into an atmospheric Tapas Bar with incredible dishes to delight.
Perched on a mountainside in Camps Bay, Himitsu (“secret” in Japanese) is simply too good not to share. Owned by Cheyne Morrisby, his latest culinary offering majors in lip-smacking flavours, but its utterly dreamy setting – even by global standards – in a discreet hotel on a private nature reserve in Camps Bay overlooking the expansive Atlantic Ocean – is what elevates it.
The small-plates menu, divided into four sections – Ichi, Ni, San, Shi – is a journey of pan-Asian deliciousness. Think Chilli Salt Squid, with cajun furikake (umami-packed Japanese seasoning) and Lucky Duck Caesar (Chinese cabbage, crispy duck, quails egg and anchovy toasted nori), with dessert options such as miso ice cream and dark-chocolate fondant (not exactly Asian, but a favourite among South African restaurant goers).
Himitsu
7 Chilworth RoadPerched on a mountainside in Camps Bay, Himitsu (“secret” in Japanese) is simply too good not to share. Owned by Cheyne Morrisby, his latest culinary offering majors in lip-smacking flavours, but its utterly dreamy setting – even by global standards – in a discreet hotel on a private nature reserve in Camps Bay overlooking the expansive Atlantic Ocean – is what elevates it.
The small-plates menu, divided into four sections – Ichi, Ni, San, Shi – is a journey of pan-Asian deliciousness. Think Chilli Salt Squid, with cajun furikake (umami-packed Japanese seasoning) and Lucky Duck Caesar (Chinese cabbage, crispy duck, quails egg and anchovy toasted nori), with dessert options such as miso ice cream and dark-chocolate fondant (not exactly Asian, but a favourite among South African restaurant goers).
Enjoy the good life at The Lawns – your every day, all-day restaurant for any occasion – be it delicious breakfasts, decadent brunches, lingering lunches or meeting friends for drinks with spectacular views. And best of all…we are pet friendly.
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The Lawns at the Roundhouse
Round House RoadEnjoy the good life at The Lawns – your every day, all-day restaurant for any occasion – be it delicious breakfasts, decadent brunches, lingering lunches or meeting friends for drinks with spectacular views. And best of all…we are pet friendly.
Quirky, popular joint with water views offering specialty coffee, breads, pastries & cafe eats.
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Olympia Cafe
134 Main RdQuirky, popular joint with water views offering specialty coffee, breads, pastries & cafe eats.
JARRYDS Brunch & Bistro is an all-day brunchery located in the heart Sea Point. We take all-day breakfast seriously and love a slow morning filled with too much brunch accompanied with the perfect flat white, breakfast mimosa or a fresh pressed juice.
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JARRYDS Espresso Bar + Eatery
90 Regent RdJARRYDS Brunch & Bistro is an all-day brunchery located in the heart Sea Point. We take all-day breakfast seriously and love a slow morning filled with too much brunch accompanied with the perfect flat white, breakfast mimosa or a fresh pressed juice.
A delicious, dynamic fusion of the most chic French flair with a rustic South African approach to experimental food science
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Manna Epicure
4 Kloof StA delicious, dynamic fusion of the most chic French flair with a rustic South African approach to experimental food science
La Perla Restaurant was established in 1959 and is located on the Sea Point beach front. It has established itself as the luxurious venue that has played host to world famous celebrities over the past four decades, including Sting, Marlene Dietrich, B.J, Vorster and ex-South African president, Thabo Mbeki. The 1970’s fish tank deign, coupled with its beachfront location and elegant dining area with classic wood-carved chairs, and outstanding food have all contributed to its status as one of the finest restaurants in Cape Town.
The menu is predominantly Italian, with an emphasis on seafood. Salad ingredients and vegetables are home-grown on their own farm in Bainskloof, Wellington. Lamb and venison is reared free-range on their partner farm in Namibia, while pastas are handmade to ensure freshness and quality.
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La Perla
281 Beach RdLa Perla Restaurant was established in 1959 and is located on the Sea Point beach front. It has established itself as the luxurious venue that has played host to world famous celebrities over the past four decades, including Sting, Marlene Dietrich, B.J, Vorster and ex-South African president, Thabo Mbeki. The 1970’s fish tank deign, coupled with its beachfront location and elegant dining area with classic wood-carved chairs, and outstanding food have all contributed to its status as one of the finest restaurants in Cape Town.
The menu is predominantly Italian, with an emphasis on seafood. Salad ingredients and vegetables are home-grown on their own farm in Bainskloof, Wellington. Lamb and venison is reared free-range on their partner farm in Namibia, while pastas are handmade to ensure freshness and quality.
Ariel Modern Italian is the culmination of years of passion for industry and product. Napoli meets New York in this beautiful iteration of the local Italian eatery.
Sourcing only the finest Italian products available, we have created a reminiscence of European street dining. Wind down your afternoon in style with our incredible Neapolitan pizzas, pastas and some of our classic cocktails.
Ariel Modern Italian
Ariel Modern Italian is the culmination of years of passion for industry and product. Napoli meets New York in this beautiful iteration of the local Italian eatery.
Sourcing only the finest Italian products available, we have created a reminiscence of European street dining. Wind down your afternoon in style with our incredible Neapolitan pizzas, pastas and some of our classic cocktails.
Sit by the sea and enjoy sumptuous cocktails at Cape to Cuba in Kalk Bay. The beachy feel is welcoming and the atmosphere is buzzing. A variety of cocktails are on offer and will not disappoint. Why not try the classic margarita and pina colada or perhaps brave the manic mai tai or delectable chocolate cake mojito.
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Cape to Cuba
165 Main RdSit by the sea and enjoy sumptuous cocktails at Cape to Cuba in Kalk Bay. The beachy feel is welcoming and the atmosphere is buzzing. A variety of cocktails are on offer and will not disappoint. Why not try the classic margarita and pina colada or perhaps brave the manic mai tai or delectable chocolate cake mojito.
Ciao!
The wonderful story of Bacini’s rich heritage began back in 1989 when the first branch was opened up in Rosebank, Johannesburg.
Owner, Raimondo Napoli, has been tossing pizza since day one, and is the real driving force behind the success of this slice of paradise, with his father, Bernado Napoli as his source of inspiration from the very beginning.
Bacini's has entered a new phase and is now offering its patrons an online solution for their delicious products.
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Bacini's
177 Kloof StCiao!
The wonderful story of Bacini’s rich heritage began back in 1989 when the first branch was opened up in Rosebank, Johannesburg.
Owner, Raimondo Napoli, has been tossing pizza since day one, and is the real driving force behind the success of this slice of paradise, with his father, Bernado Napoli as his source of inspiration from the very beginning.
Bacini's has entered a new phase and is now offering its patrons an online solution for their delicious products.
We specialize in Neapolitan Pizzas, Gourmet Burgers and Sushi. Housing experienced and highly qualified chefs across all three cuisines. Offering sit down and takeaway options. Our restaurant is situated at the top of Long Street, offering a great vibe and atmosphere.
The Shed CPT
We specialize in Neapolitan Pizzas, Gourmet Burgers and Sushi. Housing experienced and highly qualified chefs across all three cuisines. Offering sit down and takeaway options. Our restaurant is situated at the top of Long Street, offering a great vibe and atmosphere.
Our familiar Chefs Warehouse set menu format of contemporary tapas sharing in 4 courses draws inspiration from the endless Atlantic ocean views.
Ingredients are sourced from a selection of small, sustainable local suppliers with a focus on marine produce, a homage to the ocean that gently enfolds this exceptional boutique hotel at the foot of Chapman’s Peak Drive.
As with our sister restaurants, oysters and risotto are always on our menu. Despite the distinct seafood note in the menu, which changes daily according to season and the catch, we gladly cater for vegetarian or vegan palates when notified via your booking.
Chefs Warehouse at Tintswalo Atlantic
Our familiar Chefs Warehouse set menu format of contemporary tapas sharing in 4 courses draws inspiration from the endless Atlantic ocean views.
Ingredients are sourced from a selection of small, sustainable local suppliers with a focus on marine produce, a homage to the ocean that gently enfolds this exceptional boutique hotel at the foot of Chapman’s Peak Drive.
As with our sister restaurants, oysters and risotto are always on our menu. Despite the distinct seafood note in the menu, which changes daily according to season and the catch, we gladly cater for vegetarian or vegan palates when notified via your booking.
We are ideally located below Constantia Nek, just moments from the bustling Cape Town city centre. We are a picturesque boutique wine estate producing ultra-premium, cool climate wines.
Why not join us at our Tasting Room for an amazing wine tasting experience, accompanied by delicious platters or a main course? You can also order bottles of our award-winning wine from our online store.
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Constantia Glen
Constantia Main RoadWe are ideally located below Constantia Nek, just moments from the bustling Cape Town city centre. We are a picturesque boutique wine estate producing ultra-premium, cool climate wines.
Why not join us at our Tasting Room for an amazing wine tasting experience, accompanied by delicious platters or a main course? You can also order bottles of our award-winning wine from our online store.
Beau Constantia is a boutique wine farm situated at the top of Constantia Nek overlooking False Bay.
Chef patron Ivor Jones is a classic and experimental creative. As the season changes and inspirations just as much, Ivor can flow through ideas and ingredients and adjust, adapt and improve on classics while fusing flavours, techniques and ferments.
Always looking to highlight the best of what is local and fresh, Ivor sparks a lust for experimentation in food and his team, and it shows in his beautiful plates.
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Beau Constantia
1043 Constantia Main RdBeau Constantia is a boutique wine farm situated at the top of Constantia Nek overlooking False Bay.
Chef patron Ivor Jones is a classic and experimental creative. As the season changes and inspirations just as much, Ivor can flow through ideas and ingredients and adjust, adapt and improve on classics while fusing flavours, techniques and ferments.
Always looking to highlight the best of what is local and fresh, Ivor sparks a lust for experimentation in food and his team, and it shows in his beautiful plates.
Now and again you come across a memorable place that’s so well concealed you feel reluctant to tell anyone about it. The Gardeners Cottage is just that.
A haven of tranquility in the heart of Cape Town’s southern suburbs. Enjoy great food and good service under the huge Camphor trees. Make breakfast extra special with the iconic Eggs Benedict. Sip on Uber coffee made by talented baristas. Browse the deli for cakes, muffins, preserves and pick up a freshly baked sourdough to take home.
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The Gardeners Cottage Restaurant
Newlands AvenueNow and again you come across a memorable place that’s so well concealed you feel reluctant to tell anyone about it. The Gardeners Cottage is just that.
A haven of tranquility in the heart of Cape Town’s southern suburbs. Enjoy great food and good service under the huge Camphor trees. Make breakfast extra special with the iconic Eggs Benedict. Sip on Uber coffee made by talented baristas. Browse the deli for cakes, muffins, preserves and pick up a freshly baked sourdough to take home.
Established in 1852 and nestled at the foot of our majestic mountains, in the leafy suburb of Newlands, Cape Town, Foresters Arms Restaurant and Pub (fondly referred to by the locals as Forries), is one of the oldest pubs in South Africa. Its welcoming ambiance provides guests with the opportunity to sit down, relax and enjoy a fine draught beer accompanied by a delicious meal selected from our varied gastro-pub menu.
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Foresters Arms
52 Newlands AveEstablished in 1852 and nestled at the foot of our majestic mountains, in the leafy suburb of Newlands, Cape Town, Foresters Arms Restaurant and Pub (fondly referred to by the locals as Forries), is one of the oldest pubs in South Africa. Its welcoming ambiance provides guests with the opportunity to sit down, relax and enjoy a fine draught beer accompanied by a delicious meal selected from our varied gastro-pub menu.
You won’t find lasagne on the menu at Scala…. which is exactly the point! This hot, new underground New York-style pasta bar deliberately does not serve your mamma’s pasta. They’re riffing on the sharing-plate dining style, where you get to taste all the dishes, a fabulous procession of different styles and interpretations of Italy’s beloved staple. The vibe is urban and happening: black walls, tan-leather booths and seats, a spotlit open kitchen and a bustling bar producing a sparkling raft of signature cocktails.
Consultant chef Luciano Monosilio, Italy’s youngest chef to earn a Michelin star (for his former restaurant Pipero al Rex in Rome), devised Scala’s menu concept. A longtime friend of Scala’s owners, Luciano has generously taught the team (headed up by executive chef Justin Barker) his signature spaghetti alla carbonara – lavish with the smoothly rich golden sauce, added salt and crunch from crispy morsels of guanciale (pork cheek), a creative refinement of the classic.
Scala Pasta / Bar
You won’t find lasagne on the menu at Scala…. which is exactly the point! This hot, new underground New York-style pasta bar deliberately does not serve your mamma’s pasta. They’re riffing on the sharing-plate dining style, where you get to taste all the dishes, a fabulous procession of different styles and interpretations of Italy’s beloved staple. The vibe is urban and happening: black walls, tan-leather booths and seats, a spotlit open kitchen and a bustling bar producing a sparkling raft of signature cocktails.
Consultant chef Luciano Monosilio, Italy’s youngest chef to earn a Michelin star (for his former restaurant Pipero al Rex in Rome), devised Scala’s menu concept. A longtime friend of Scala’s owners, Luciano has generously taught the team (headed up by executive chef Justin Barker) his signature spaghetti alla carbonara – lavish with the smoothly rich golden sauce, added salt and crunch from crispy morsels of guanciale (pork cheek), a creative refinement of the classic.
Sightseeing
Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is acclaimed as one of the great botanic gardens of the world. Few gardens can match the sheer grandeur of the setting of Kirstenbosch, against the eastern slopes of Cape Town’s Table Mountain.
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Kirstenbosch Pambansang Hardin ng Botany
Rhodes DriveKirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is acclaimed as one of the great botanic gardens of the world. Few gardens can match the sheer grandeur of the setting of Kirstenbosch, against the eastern slopes of Cape Town’s Table Mountain.
Wednesday Nights (Nov-Mar) 5-9pm (limited market); Saturdays 8.15am-2pm (full market); Sundays 9am-2pm (full market).
The site for the Oranjezicht City Farm is located next to the corner of Sidmouth Avenue and Upper Orange Street, Oranjezicht, adjacent to Homestead Park. Previously a bowling green constructed in the 1950s and unused for decades, this site comprises part of the original farm, ‘Oranje Zigt’, established in 1709, and which became the largest farm in the Upper Table Valley in the 19th century. Fed by a cluster of springs that provided perennial fresh water to Khoekhoen pastoralists as well as to sailors and the Company’s Gardens from the 17th century, this farm grew vegetables and fruit that fed the growing settlement and colony and supplied passing ships with essential produce to the turn of the 20th century. Swallowed by urban expansion, the productive farmlands were converted to a housing syndicate in 1901 and the original homestead standing on the site was demolished in 1957 to construct a bowling green, which fell into disuse and neglect in recent decades.
Boasting stunning sea views, the market is covered by tents and pergolas, ensuring shelter from the elements. You’ll find fresh-from-the-patch veggies and herbs – it’s worth doing your weekly grocery shop here – as well as seasonal fruit, bread, cheese, organic dairy products, free-range eggs, raw honey, muesli, and ethically sourced meats and seafood. There is also a lifestyle section, selling an array of carefully curated clothing, décor, ceramics, vintage items, pet accessories, houseplants and farm-to-vase flowers.
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Pamilihan ng Oranjezicht City Farm
Granger Bay BoulevardWednesday Nights (Nov-Mar) 5-9pm (limited market); Saturdays 8.15am-2pm (full market); Sundays 9am-2pm (full market).
The site for the Oranjezicht City Farm is located next to the corner of Sidmouth Avenue and Upper Orange Street, Oranjezicht, adjacent to Homestead Park. Previously a bowling green constructed in the 1950s and unused for decades, this site comprises part of the original farm, ‘Oranje Zigt’, established in 1709, and which became the largest farm in the Upper Table Valley in the 19th century. Fed by a cluster of springs that provided perennial fresh water to Khoekhoen pastoralists as well as to sailors and the Company’s Gardens from the 17th century, this farm grew vegetables and fruit that fed the growing settlement and colony and supplied passing ships with essential produce to the turn of the 20th century. Swallowed by urban expansion, the productive farmlands were converted to a housing syndicate in 1901 and the original homestead standing on the site was demolished in 1957 to construct a bowling green, which fell into disuse and neglect in recent decades.
Boasting stunning sea views, the market is covered by tents and pergolas, ensuring shelter from the elements. You’ll find fresh-from-the-patch veggies and herbs – it’s worth doing your weekly grocery shop here – as well as seasonal fruit, bread, cheese, organic dairy products, free-range eggs, raw honey, muesli, and ethically sourced meats and seafood. There is also a lifestyle section, selling an array of carefully curated clothing, décor, ceramics, vintage items, pet accessories, houseplants and farm-to-vase flowers.
Cape Town definitely has no shortage of amazing beaches, but Boulders Beach in False Bay offers something extra special – a colony of African Penguins in all their smartly dresses, waddling glory, right under your nose. In fact, it’s the only place in the world where you can get close to African Penguins. Boulders Beach isn’t just a great place for penguins, it’s also a popular family-friendly swimming beach where kids can climb over the boulders, explore the rock pools, or swim in the cool, clear False Bay water. It’s also a great place for a leisurely picnic. Due to the R65 conservation fee, the beach is rarely packed.
If you’d like to learn more about the area’s famous inhabitants, be sure to pop over to the Boulders Visitors Centre where expert guides will give you tonnes of interesting information about Africa’s own, unique penguins.
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Boulders Beach
Kleintuin RoadCape Town definitely has no shortage of amazing beaches, but Boulders Beach in False Bay offers something extra special – a colony of African Penguins in all their smartly dresses, waddling glory, right under your nose. In fact, it’s the only place in the world where you can get close to African Penguins. Boulders Beach isn’t just a great place for penguins, it’s also a popular family-friendly swimming beach where kids can climb over the boulders, explore the rock pools, or swim in the cool, clear False Bay water. It’s also a great place for a leisurely picnic. Due to the R65 conservation fee, the beach is rarely packed.
If you’d like to learn more about the area’s famous inhabitants, be sure to pop over to the Boulders Visitors Centre where expert guides will give you tonnes of interesting information about Africa’s own, unique penguins.
Surfing enthusiasts will tell you there’s no greater way to destress than to be in the ocean, riding the waves. These fun lessons will have you learning the basics in no time. All you need to bring is a swimming costume, towel, sunscreen and enthusiasm. All skill levels are and ages are welcome: intermediate-level surfers will be able to fine-tune their board skills in group or private lessons and under-10s will take Freezer Lessons.
Good to know All surf lessons offered include 1.5 hours of coaching, surfboard and wetsuit rental, plus the use of club facilities. The 1.5-hour private surf lessons (as well as private group sessions with family and friends) can be scheduled at a time convenient to you.
Times Monday – Sunday, 7am – 6pm
Cost From R260 – R1 170 (1.5 hour private lessons)
R330 (one-hour Freezer Lesson for children under 10 years)
R199 per person per month (monthly club membership)
Where to find it Surf Emporium Surf School, 72 Beach Road, Surfer’s Corner, Muizenberg Beachfront, Muizenberg, Cape Town
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Muizenberg Beach Club
165 Main RdSurfing enthusiasts will tell you there’s no greater way to destress than to be in the ocean, riding the waves. These fun lessons will have you learning the basics in no time. All you need to bring is a swimming costume, towel, sunscreen and enthusiasm. All skill levels are and ages are welcome: intermediate-level surfers will be able to fine-tune their board skills in group or private lessons and under-10s will take Freezer Lessons.
Good to know All surf lessons offered include 1.5 hours of coaching, surfboard and wetsuit rental, plus the use of club facilities. The 1.5-hour private surf lessons (as well as private group sessions with family and friends) can be scheduled at a time convenient to you.
Times Monday – Sunday, 7am – 6pm
Cost From R260 – R1 170 (1.5 hour private lessons)
R330 (one-hour Freezer Lesson for children under 10 years)
R199 per person per month (monthly club membership)
Where to find it Surf Emporium Surf School, 72 Beach Road, Surfer’s Corner, Muizenberg Beachfront, Muizenberg, Cape Town
Dating back to 1692, Babylonstoren must be one of the best-preserved farmyards in the Cape. Its magnificent garden, laid out over 3.5 hectares, informs every aspect of the property, including the contemporary Farm Hotel & Spa.
It’s divided into 15 broad areas, with sections for fruit, vegetables, bees, indigenous plants, fragrant lawns, a prickly pear maze, ducks, tortoises, chickens, and more. A secluded path runs along the stream where thousands of clivias flower in spring. The garden also boasts a plethora of trees of historical and botanical import.
Good to know Regrettably no dogs are allowed (except for guide dogs). Be sure to wear comfortable shoes.
Times Monday – Sunday, 9am – 5pm
Cost R20 (adults, weekends & public holidays)
R10 (children 0 – 12 years, weekends & public holidays)
R100 (family card: free entry for one year)
Contact 021 863 3852, enquiries@babylonstoren.com
Where to find it Babylonstoren, Klapmuts Simondium Road, Franschhoek
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Babylonstoren
Klapmuts - Simondium RoadDating back to 1692, Babylonstoren must be one of the best-preserved farmyards in the Cape. Its magnificent garden, laid out over 3.5 hectares, informs every aspect of the property, including the contemporary Farm Hotel & Spa.
It’s divided into 15 broad areas, with sections for fruit, vegetables, bees, indigenous plants, fragrant lawns, a prickly pear maze, ducks, tortoises, chickens, and more. A secluded path runs along the stream where thousands of clivias flower in spring. The garden also boasts a plethora of trees of historical and botanical import.
Good to know Regrettably no dogs are allowed (except for guide dogs). Be sure to wear comfortable shoes.
Times Monday – Sunday, 9am – 5pm
Cost R20 (adults, weekends & public holidays)
R10 (children 0 – 12 years, weekends & public holidays)
R100 (family card: free entry for one year)
Contact 021 863 3852, enquiries@babylonstoren.com
Where to find it Babylonstoren, Klapmuts Simondium Road, Franschhoek
With a plethora of things to do and see, Cape Point Nature Reserve is a wonderful day-trip destination for locals and tourists alike. Whether it’s discovering the rich history of the area, enjoying a beach walk or swimming in the tidal pools, or simply relishing time under the African sun, there is bound to be something for the whole family.
Good to know The SANParks’ My Green Card entitles you to 12 free entries into the pay points of the Table Mountain National Park (TMNP) within a one-year period. If you are a frequent visitor to Cape Point, Boulders, Oudekraal, Silvermine, and the braai and picnic areas at Tokai, Newlands and Perdekloof, this card is worth purchasing. It may only be bought by South Africans with an ID number who have proof of a Cape Town address older than three months.
Times Monday – Sunday, 6am – 6pm (October – March); 7am – 5pm (April – September)
Cost Standard entry: R340 (adults), R170 (children)
South Africans (with original ID): R85 (adults), R40 (children)
SADC nationals: R170 (adults), R85 (children)
Contact 021 780 9010, info@capepoint.co.za
Where to find it Cape Peninsula, Cape Town
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Cape Point
With a plethora of things to do and see, Cape Point Nature Reserve is a wonderful day-trip destination for locals and tourists alike. Whether it’s discovering the rich history of the area, enjoying a beach walk or swimming in the tidal pools, or simply relishing time under the African sun, there is bound to be something for the whole family.
Good to know The SANParks’ My Green Card entitles you to 12 free entries into the pay points of the Table Mountain National Park (TMNP) within a one-year period. If you are a frequent visitor to Cape Point, Boulders, Oudekraal, Silvermine, and the braai and picnic areas at Tokai, Newlands and Perdekloof, this card is worth purchasing. It may only be bought by South Africans with an ID number who have proof of a Cape Town address older than three months.
Times Monday – Sunday, 6am – 6pm (October – March); 7am – 5pm (April – September)
Cost Standard entry: R340 (adults), R170 (children)
South Africans (with original ID): R85 (adults), R40 (children)
SADC nationals: R170 (adults), R85 (children)
Contact 021 780 9010, info@capepoint.co.za
Where to find it Cape Peninsula, Cape Town
This working harbour centrally located below the bustling centre of Cape Town is a destination on its own, host to a slew of exciting attractions that keep both locals and tourists alike coming back for more. Kiddies and marine life enthusiasts will be in awe at the world-class Two Oceans Aquarium, with mesmerising live ocean exhibitions and over 8 000 sea animals on display, while the Cape Wheel is a great way to see the sights from above. Don’t leave before browsing the array of stalls at The Watershed, a harbourside market showcasing locally made, handcrafted art, clothing and decor. And, after building up an appetite from all the activities, be sure to pop into the V&A Food Market, offering a kaleidoscope of cuisines from Cape Malay and Mexican to Asian and Italian, as well as a selection of fantastic snacks!
Contact 021 408 7600, enquiries@waterfront.co.za
Where to find it 17 Dock Rd, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town
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V&A Waterfront
19 Dock RdThis working harbour centrally located below the bustling centre of Cape Town is a destination on its own, host to a slew of exciting attractions that keep both locals and tourists alike coming back for more. Kiddies and marine life enthusiasts will be in awe at the world-class Two Oceans Aquarium, with mesmerising live ocean exhibitions and over 8 000 sea animals on display, while the Cape Wheel is a great way to see the sights from above. Don’t leave before browsing the array of stalls at The Watershed, a harbourside market showcasing locally made, handcrafted art, clothing and decor. And, after building up an appetite from all the activities, be sure to pop into the V&A Food Market, offering a kaleidoscope of cuisines from Cape Malay and Mexican to Asian and Italian, as well as a selection of fantastic snacks!
Contact 021 408 7600, enquiries@waterfront.co.za
Where to find it 17 Dock Rd, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town
The Cape is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world – scenic stretches of honeyed sand or cool coves that beckon on sunny weekends. One such spectacular spot is Llandudno Beach, where a picturesque strip of white-sand beach is hugged between large boulders, creating the perfect space for groups of families, friends and avid surfers to spend their days lazing in the sun. The sunsets are unmatched, while the water (ridiculously cold) offers unmatched refreshment on hot summer days.
Good to know Those seeking a more intimate experience will love the peaceful cove at Beta Beach in Bakoven. Since there are no waves, the water is perfect for snorkelling, kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, and shallow dips. Sheltered from the wind, the bay is also the place to be when the pesky southeaster strikes.
Where to find it Victoria Road, Llandudno, Cape Town
7 Beira Road, Bakoven, Cape Town
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Lupa ng Llandudno
The Cape is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world – scenic stretches of honeyed sand or cool coves that beckon on sunny weekends. One such spectacular spot is Llandudno Beach, where a picturesque strip of white-sand beach is hugged between large boulders, creating the perfect space for groups of families, friends and avid surfers to spend their days lazing in the sun. The sunsets are unmatched, while the water (ridiculously cold) offers unmatched refreshment on hot summer days.
Good to know Those seeking a more intimate experience will love the peaceful cove at Beta Beach in Bakoven. Since there are no waves, the water is perfect for snorkelling, kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, and shallow dips. Sheltered from the wind, the bay is also the place to be when the pesky southeaster strikes.
Where to find it Victoria Road, Llandudno, Cape Town
7 Beira Road, Bakoven, Cape Town
The diversity of our rainbow nation is reflected in a delicious melting pot of cuisines. In Cape Town, specifically, Malay flavours, brought to the Cape by the slaves, are still evident in dishes such as curries, bobotie, bredies and denningvleis (dried fruit and meat curry).
To learn more about this slice of history – and how to prepare some traditional dishes – join a practical cooking class in the Bo-Kaap. The two-hour interactive cooking lesson – making chicken curry, samoosas and daaltjies (chilli bites) – culminates in enjoying a traditional lunch in an informal setting with auntie Zainie.
Good to know A brief walking tour of Bo-Kaap the rich culture and historical development of the area since the 1760s. You’ll also visit the local spice shop filled with everything you need to cook your own Cape Malay dish.
Times Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, 10am – 2.30pm
Cost R1 700 per person (includes transfers to and from your hotel; minimum of 4 people required for booking)
Where to find it Bo-Kaap
Good to know Pick up from Cape Town’s central areas is included in the price (from hotel or other), provided you give a contact number when making your booking.
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Iziko Bo Kaap Museum
71 Wale StThe diversity of our rainbow nation is reflected in a delicious melting pot of cuisines. In Cape Town, specifically, Malay flavours, brought to the Cape by the slaves, are still evident in dishes such as curries, bobotie, bredies and denningvleis (dried fruit and meat curry).
To learn more about this slice of history – and how to prepare some traditional dishes – join a practical cooking class in the Bo-Kaap. The two-hour interactive cooking lesson – making chicken curry, samoosas and daaltjies (chilli bites) – culminates in enjoying a traditional lunch in an informal setting with auntie Zainie.
Good to know A brief walking tour of Bo-Kaap the rich culture and historical development of the area since the 1760s. You’ll also visit the local spice shop filled with everything you need to cook your own Cape Malay dish.
Times Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, 10am – 2.30pm
Cost R1 700 per person (includes transfers to and from your hotel; minimum of 4 people required for booking)
Where to find it Bo-Kaap
Good to know Pick up from Cape Town’s central areas is included in the price (from hotel or other), provided you give a contact number when making your booking.
Just up Kloof Nek Road from the center of town is this thriving beach community. Plenty of trendy nightclubs, shops and cafes bring diners and shoppers, while tranquil seas and fine white sand draw sun worshippers and swimmers.
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Camps Bay Beach
Just up Kloof Nek Road from the center of town is this thriving beach community. Plenty of trendy nightclubs, shops and cafes bring diners and shoppers, while tranquil seas and fine white sand draw sun worshippers and swimmers.
The sugar-white sand of Clifton 4th Beach is usually sardine packed with beautiful people everywhere. Of all four spectacular Clifton beaches, this is the top beach spot for people watching, sunbathing, beach volleyball, frisbee and barbecues.
On calm days you’ll see a flotilla of yachts anchored close to shore – braaing their catch of kreef (crayfish or Cape rock lobster) with a glass of Cape bubbly in hand. If you’re brave enough to venture into the frigid water there are some crashing waves to bodysurf.
Clifton 4th Beach is conveniently just a stroll away from La Med, one of the Mother City’s best outdoor bars and clubs. If the South Easter is howling then Clifton 4th Beach is your best beach option with wind protection from the spectacular backdrop of Table Mountain and the Twelve Apostles.
Awarded Blue Flag Beach status, Clifton 4th Beach is the most southerly beach of a
series of small sandy coves in this upmarket suburb on the western seashore of Table Bay. Be prepared for a little exercise – access to the beach is down a series of steep, winding, narrow stairs that make it inaccessible for disabled visitors.
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Clifton 4th Beach hotel
Fourth Beach PromenadeThe sugar-white sand of Clifton 4th Beach is usually sardine packed with beautiful people everywhere. Of all four spectacular Clifton beaches, this is the top beach spot for people watching, sunbathing, beach volleyball, frisbee and barbecues.
On calm days you’ll see a flotilla of yachts anchored close to shore – braaing their catch of kreef (crayfish or Cape rock lobster) with a glass of Cape bubbly in hand. If you’re brave enough to venture into the frigid water there are some crashing waves to bodysurf.
Clifton 4th Beach is conveniently just a stroll away from La Med, one of the Mother City’s best outdoor bars and clubs. If the South Easter is howling then Clifton 4th Beach is your best beach option with wind protection from the spectacular backdrop of Table Mountain and the Twelve Apostles.
Awarded Blue Flag Beach status, Clifton 4th Beach is the most southerly beach of a
series of small sandy coves in this upmarket suburb on the western seashore of Table Bay. Be prepared for a little exercise – access to the beach is down a series of steep, winding, narrow stairs that make it inaccessible for disabled visitors.
The Wine Tasting experience is housed in the historic wine cellar with it’s traditional thatched roof, white washed walls and rare yellow-wood ceilings. The interior is casual, generously furnished with leather couches, small lounges and a tasting bar.
The stone tiled terrace overlooks the lawns and magnificent 250 year old Norfolk Pine. Casual charcuterie platters with fresh baguettes are available as well as an artisan ale to cleanse your pallet.
Many visitors linger for hours and choose to purchase a bottle and relax on the lawns with friends and family.
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Buitenverwachting
Klein Constantia RoadThe Wine Tasting experience is housed in the historic wine cellar with it’s traditional thatched roof, white washed walls and rare yellow-wood ceilings. The interior is casual, generously furnished with leather couches, small lounges and a tasting bar.
The stone tiled terrace overlooks the lawns and magnificent 250 year old Norfolk Pine. Casual charcuterie platters with fresh baguettes are available as well as an artisan ale to cleanse your pallet.
Many visitors linger for hours and choose to purchase a bottle and relax on the lawns with friends and family.