Guidebook for Cape Town
Food Scene
The Blue Cafe is a super-local neighbourhood institution. It's a little expensive (and a bit tatty these days) but definitely worth at least one visit.
103 locals recommend
The Blue Cafe
13 Brownlow RdThe Blue Cafe is a super-local neighbourhood institution. It's a little expensive (and a bit tatty these days) but definitely worth at least one visit.
Cafe Puka is a very local spot known for their yummy freshly-made food. We haven't eaten there many times but have never been disappointed.
33 locals recommend
Cafe Puka
2 Brunswick RdCafe Puka is a very local spot known for their yummy freshly-made food. We haven't eaten there many times but have never been disappointed.
For a delicious and well-priced breakfast, walk down to Beleza (cr Burnside + Kloof Nek). Their basic breakfast is around $1 and the coffee is excellent. The place doubles as a vintage clothing store.
32 locals recommend
Beleza Restaurant
37 Burnside RdFor a delicious and well-priced breakfast, walk down to Beleza (cr Burnside + Kloof Nek). Their basic breakfast is around $1 and the coffee is excellent. The place doubles as a vintage clothing store.
The Power and The Glory is our local. They are open for breakfast but it's best for lunch and beers in the evening. Everything on the menu is a tasty treat; the hotdog and beef pie are our favourites.
317 locals recommend
The Power & The Glory
13d Kloof Nek RdThe Power and The Glory is our local. They are open for breakfast but it's best for lunch and beers in the evening. Everything on the menu is a tasty treat; the hotdog and beef pie are our favourites.