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The Africa Cafe Cape Town
10 Reviews In the Africa cafe the food is very fine however a bit expensive. The waiter brings various dishes to the table what you really enjoy. The dishes are from all over Africa with very fine flavours. You...
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Mama Afrika Cape Town
12 Reviews Where to start? The restaurant looks African, you can buy African art there and there's live African music playing during dinner (but you get billed for it - shame). The food is amazing and we got...
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Mariner's Wharf Cape Town
8 Reviews i used to live in capetown for three years and have tried every place to eat, with regard to seafood this is the best place as well as the brass bell in kalt bay just before you go into fish hoek. its...
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Quay Four Cape Town
7 Reviews Quay Four is situated on the V & A Waterfront, in the heart of Cape Town. We were extremely lucky with the weather, as it was more than warm enough to sit outside. The food was superb! They have a...
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Panama Jack's Cape Town
4 Reviews The restaurant is just a ramshackle, unpromising looking wharf side shack in Cape Town's commercial harbour. The décor is very basic but the food is excellent. You can choose your own live lobster or...
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The Hildebrand Cape Town
5 Reviews Nice restaurant in waterfront, Cape town! It's feels like home, the ambience is superior. The pasta and other nice food are very good, I think this the best Italian restaurant of the city! Pollo al...
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Den Anker Cape Town
3 Reviews Den Anker is a good upscale Belgian restaurant located on the V&A Waterfornt in Cape Town. The food was good. We had prawns, steaks, and fish for our entrees. What was especially enjoyable was their...
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THE MOUNT NELSON Cape Town
2 Reviews Afternoon Tea isnt really a meal, its an indulgence, a delight, naughty but oh so nice. Afernoon Tea at the Mount Nelson surpasses naughty and borders on wicked, the Windsor table in the Tea Lounge...
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Loved every minute of our stay there - a very individually written menue brought to your table and placed on a spare chair, the views of the vinyards, the exquisite food! Wonderful culinary experience there!Have a look at their website - not much more I can add!
I have been quite a few times, it is a favoured steakhouse chain in South Africa.They are a slightly upmarket chain, where the food is good quality and service just fine. It is a tad expensive here, but you will have a good meal. Guaranteed. One particular occasion stands out...It was my sister’s birthday and she had invited 18 people along to celebrate. Of the 18 people, 14 decided to have pork spare ribs!!! They are reknown for their ribs and so I guess we weren’t too surprised. The funny thing was, when we had all finished our ribs (and they were large racks, that bent up a bit), prior to the waitron retrieving the empty plates, we took a photo… of 14 plates along this long table, with lots of empty ribs!We looked like a bunch of ferocious carnivores!Other dishes are also good, but ribs are a personal favourite here.
Tings is a reggae bar with an amazing menu. printed on newspaper. It is great value for money and an awesome chilled out vibe. Vegetarians must try out the potato dish. I have forgotten the name but it is easy to find on the menu. I think it is cheaper to buy there then to prepare at home. So tasty. For no vegetarians, the beef brandy pita is delisious too. Or the chicken livers starter. (I spent alot of time here)
an english / Irsh styled pub, home grown, sociable place to meet friends, the Bar/sounter is where friends are mad Keg and Lion - Bryanston - (011) 463 5818 Keg and Squire - Weltevreden Park - (011) 679 1015 Keg and Kingfisher - Benoni - (011) 918 5350 Keg and Admiral - Northcliff - (011) 478 1107 Keg and Filly - Rivonia - (011) 807 5590 Keg and Mariner - Edenvale - (011) 609 3033 Keg and Crow - Bedfordview - (011) 450 1927 Keg and Fiddler - Krugersdorp - (011) 660 2707 Keg and Bear - Milpark - (011) 482 5206 Keg and Spitfire - Kempton Park - (011) 975 9152 Keg and Eagle - Boksburg - (011) 826 4772 Keg and Merchant - Morningside - (011) 884-5116 - Keg and Beagle - Linksfield - (011) 882 9553 Keg and Leopard - Montana, Pretoria - (012) 548-7778 Keg and Brewer - Randpark Ridge - (011) 794 6413 Keg and Knight - Rynfield - (011) 968 1073 Keg and Minstrel - Witkoppen - (011) 467...
Low key, located in the harbour area. Don't dress up!Great value, plenty of food, great wine.There was 5 of us - we had calamari, baby lobster, kingclip and linguini with mussels - verdict - Divine! Baby Lobster (crayfish) - Fresh Fresh, Fresh - need i say more
The service was good, although I think our waitress was new because she looked confused when we were asking her what we wanted. We got our food and enjoyed it very much. It was a clean restaurant and I enjoyed my first South African dining experience. The place is very American Old West themed. The interiors were brown with tile and hence the title "Spur" for relating to it. The portions were somewhat small, for American tastes anyways. But I still enjoyed it. I got the Spur Fillet, which was a juicy and tender steak cooked medium (the way I like it) and served with small onion rings (not the kind I'm used to but still very good) and I forgot now which else. There was a picture of it on the menu and it looked so good I had to try it. I'm glad I did.
Many of my tips make reference to picnics - partly because I like picnicking, partly out of economy, and partly because one of the few things I have learned from motherhood is that it is wise never to venture forth with small children without emergency provisions!So, how do you assemble an instant, delicious, value-for-money picnic? Easy - you find your nearest Woolworths!Woolworths is to South Africa what Marks & Spencers is to the UK. The name is confusing, as it actually has no link to the Woolworths in the USA, Australia or Britain (the latter of which was a fixture of my childhood and is sadly no more). Woolies is a veritable retail institution, and a much-loved purveyor of aspirational lifestyle goods to the South African middle and upper classes (myself included!)Everything at Woolies (clothing, homeware, groceries) is of excellent quality and reasonably priced, but we're talking...
Of course if you are on a safari road and campings a self cooking and grilling is essential part of your diet. No problems to get in the camp site fresh food and meat from the store and then just be sure to have with you a cooker or wood for the grill and you are on for the fest :)
Restaurants and food in South Africa are of a high quality in wine, food and services. One of the best one we've been to is this Olive & Oil in Durban. The dinner meal was delicious and we had fantastic red wine as well. On this occasion it was exceptional for me but I even ordered dessert this time which was excellent as well.And, of course, the very friendly service, even if was sometimes a bit too formal, but that place has its class and in the end they were even posing for a staff photo :)
If you book a stay in a private reserve lodge the dinner is included, as in such places there are no restaurants or cooking facilities. You will be invited to dinner with the other guests which is usually included some local dishes which might be a bit strange at first but this is part of the adventures.
The Table Bay Hotel Cape Town
9 Reviews and 344 Opinions One of the more expensive options, but if you can afford it then go for it. The location is great,...
The Westcliff Hotel Johannesburg
5 Reviews and 198 Opinions Being a local, I have never stayed here (and probably couldn't afford to!) - having visited business...
Skukuza Restcamp - Kruger National Park Kruger National Park
8 Reviews and 99 Opinions This is the largest camp on the banks of the Sabie river, it is also the administrative centre of...
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