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95 Keerom |
| In a building dating back to 1682, the 95 Keerom restaurant combines a historical feel with a glamorous upstairs area and intimate downstairs rooms. The menu is made up of authentic Milanese cuisine, serving only genuine Italian food. |
95 Keerom Street, Cape Town.
Tel: +27 (0)21 422 0765 |
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Africa Café |
| Sample an authentic array of African cuisine. There's no menu like it - 15 dishes from across Africa are served at once, of which you can eat as much as you like. This Cape Town restaurant is a must for those who want to experience true african food.
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Heritage Square, Shortmarket Street, Cape Town.
Tel: +27 (0)21 422-3288 |
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Aubergine |
| The Aubergine restaurant is housed in an old 19th century building, creating an atmosphere of elegance and character. The menu is made up of exciting and creative dishes, complemented by a selection of the best South African wines. |
39 Barnet Street, Gardens, Cape Town.
Tel: +27 (0)21 465 4909 |
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Bukhara |
| An extremely popular Indian curry restaurant, Bukhara has become a well-deserved institution in Cape Town, and with good reason. The menu features a wide selection of subtle sweet and spicy Indian dishes for the discerning palate.
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33 Church Street, Cape Town.
Tel: +27 (0)21 424-0000 |
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Famous Butcher's Grill |
| If you're longing for an unashamedly big hunk of steak, the Famous Butcher's Grill is your designated restaurant stop. With steak as their speciality, this is carnivore central. Steaks come with a variety of sauces and seasonings, and sizes come in Mr or Mrs. |
101 Buitengracht St, Cape Town.
Tel: +27 (0)21 422-0880 |
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Five Flies |
| Situated in a beautifully renovated historic building, the Five Flies restaurant provides a variety of dining areas and a rather revolutionary menu. Five Flies provides a mix of good food, great ambience and outstanding service. |
Rembrandt House, 14 - 16 Keerom Street, Cape Town.
Tel: +27 (0)21 424-4442 |
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Ginja & Shoga |
| Situated in the trendy Bo-Kaap district of Cape Town, this restaurant occupies both levels of an old two storey building. Ginja has an exciting menu based on international fusion cuisine, while Shoga is more a bistro/bar accommodating casual diners and cocktail drinkers.
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121 Castle Street, Cape Town.
Tel: Ginja: +27 (0)21 426 2368
Tel: Shoga: +27 (0)21 426-2369 |
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Manolo |
| Dinner at Manolo is served in three stylish, unique dining rooms. The creative menu varies seasonally, as only the freshest ingredients are used. Extensive cocktail and wine lists complement the unique dishes. |
30 Kloof Street, Cape Town.
Tel: +27 (0)21 422 4747 |
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Moja |
| Moja (the Xhosa slang for great) is a trendy city restaurant with a bit of everything. Take your pick of international dishes all sprinkled with Mediterranean, African and Asian flavours. Patrons play a part in the preparation - meat is served raw with a 'hot rock' to be cooked by you how you like it.
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Heritage Square, 98 Shortmarket Street, Cape Town.
Tel: +27 (0)21 423-4889 |
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Saigon |
| The restaurant is set in an elegant, oriental space with panoramic views of Table Mountain visible through huge sash windows. Authentic ingredients are sourced from the crossroads of south-east Asia. Rolled up goodies, meat and vegetarian, deliciously spiced curries and sweet-sours abound.
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Cnr Kloof & Camp streets, Gardens, Cape Town.
Tel: +27 (0)21 424-7669/670 |
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Sinn's Restaurant |
| Modern, but comfortable, Sinn's is named after chef proprietor Thomas Sinn. The idea is to make fine dining approachable and accessible and this restaurant does it all from breakfasts to light lunches and elegant dinners. The cocktail lounge offers tapas-style snacks, classy cocktails and boutique wines. Open from 09:00 to 23:00.
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Wembley Square, Gardens, Cape Town.
Tel: +27 (0)21 465-0967 |
