Guidebook for Cape Town
Food Scene
Rated as one of the best restaurants in Cape Town, this is fine dining at its best. A sophisticated restaurant in a trendy setting - the restaurant is based in The Biscuit Mill in Woodstock.
259 locals recommend
The Test Kitchen
375 Albert RdRated as one of the best restaurants in Cape Town, this is fine dining at its best. A sophisticated restaurant in a trendy setting - the restaurant is based in The Biscuit Mill in Woodstock.
Sophisticated and trendy, this vibey restaurant is situated in the city bowl. The food is always outstanding.
247 locals recommend
Black Sheep Restaurant
104 Kloof StSophisticated and trendy, this vibey restaurant is situated in the city bowl. The food is always outstanding.
Great cocktails, great food - with Japanese / Peruvian influences. Delicious, vibey.
80 locals recommend
Charango Barbacoa
114 Bree StGreat cocktails, great food - with Japanese / Peruvian influences. Delicious, vibey.
Truly delicious tapas in an unpretentious yet chic setting.
235 locals recommend
Chefs Warehouse & Canteen
92 Bree StTruly delicious tapas in an unpretentious yet chic setting.
Best local coffee / smoothie place in Newlands. They also do delicious healthy buffet-style lunches. A little local gem.
6 locals recommend
Rootbar
20 Vineyard RdBest local coffee / smoothie place in Newlands. They also do delicious healthy buffet-style lunches. A little local gem.
Wonderful breakfasts and light lunches. Great cakes too. One of my personal fave's - I always leave feeling uplifted.
102 locals recommend
Hemelhuijs
71 Waterkant StWonderful breakfasts and light lunches. Great cakes too. One of my personal fave's - I always leave feeling uplifted.
A down-to-earth Italian eatery specialising in seafood. Only the freshest fish served. The restaurant is small and quite basic, but the food makes up for it's lack of glamour.
51 locals recommend
Pesce Azzurro Seafood Italian Bistro
A down-to-earth Italian eatery specialising in seafood. Only the freshest fish served. The restaurant is small and quite basic, but the food makes up for it's lack of glamour.
The best cakes in Cape Town. Hands-down. Good for brunches and light lunches too.
65 locals recommend
Four & Twenty Cafe
23 Wolfe StThe best cakes in Cape Town. Hands-down. Good for brunches and light lunches too.
Superb food by French trained chef Frank Dangereux. The menu is small, the food delicious. The restaurant is open and light - a very relaxed venue that produces sublime food. Great for a long lunch.
135 locals recommend
The Foodbarn Deli & Tapas Bar
Noordhoek Main RoadSuperb food by French trained chef Frank Dangereux. The menu is small, the food delicious. The restaurant is open and light - a very relaxed venue that produces sublime food. Great for a long lunch.
The Stack with its private dining rooms, its 2 vibey cocktail bars, quirky yet elegant interiors, a deep sense of history, awesome staff...is far more than just a great restaurant. My personal best.
76 locals recommend
The Stack
7 Weltevreden StThe Stack with its private dining rooms, its 2 vibey cocktail bars, quirky yet elegant interiors, a deep sense of history, awesome staff...is far more than just a great restaurant. My personal best.
Drinks & Nightlife
Awesome cocktails in a funky sophisticated bar in trendy Bree Street. Well worth a drink or two.
210 locals recommend
Orphanage Cocktail Emporium
227 Bree StAwesome cocktails in a funky sophisticated bar in trendy Bree Street. Well worth a drink or two.
Gin, gin and more gin. Great cocktails, good gin...this little gem is hidden behind Honest Chocolate in Wale Street.
255 locals recommend
The Gin Bar
64A Wale StreetGin, gin and more gin. Great cocktails, good gin...this little gem is hidden behind Honest Chocolate in Wale Street.
The Commissary
86 Shortmarket StMoody in a good way. Good cocktails.