Cape Town is a beautiful city located at the southern tip of Africa.
It is known for its stunning natural beauty, including Table Mountain, the beaches of Clifton and Camps Bay, and the Cape of Good Hope.
Cape Town is also a vibrant and cosmopolitan city with a rich history and culture. There are many things to see and do in Cape Town, from hiking and biking to visiting museums and historical sites.
The city is also home to a thriving culinary scene, with restaurants serving everything from traditional South African cuisine to international fare. Check out our recommendations below and book your Citybreak today.
JARRYDS Brunch & Bistro
JARRYDS Brunch & Bistro is an all-day brunch spot in the heart of the Sea Point district. Their extensive menu can be accompanied with the perfect flat white, breakfast mimosa or a fresh pressed juice. Try the famous eggs Benedict! You can’t book here so arrive early to get your spot.
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BUTTER – All Day Breakfast & Bistro Bar
BUTTER is a relaxed cafe offering all of your butter-based treats, with a menu that includes cocktails & all-day breakfast. The flapjacks come highly recommended and you can book a table in advance from their website. The central location is great.
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Egghead Diner
A cute little gem of a restaurant on Kloof that has a great breakfast selection centred around eggs. The food is affordable and tasty and the staff are friendly. The eggs Benedict comes highly recommended.
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The Dog’s Bollocks at YARD
The Dogs Bollocks is a menu of Burgers and Wings, marinated and basted in their own sauces inspired by places from all over the world. You can order ahead and pick up when you arrive or eat in. This place is The Dogs Bollocks.
Belly of the beast
The Belly of the beast offers a tasting menu for lunch and dinner in an exclusing 30 seater restaurant. All food is sourced from local, sustainable producers who use every part of the animal. Your boundaries might be tested but you’ll always leave satisfied.
Tiger’s Milk
Tiger’s Milk is part of a large chain in South Africa but this store at the V&A Waterfront is our pick for the glorious surroundings and amazing customer service. Take your pick of the decadent menu and relax for an amazing lunch.
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Pigalle Restaurant
Ready for a fancy meal out in Cape Town? If so, Pigalle Restaurant should be on your radar. Highly recommended are the steak and oysters but you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu. Dress up and book ahead.
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Ethiopian Madam Taitou
Time to opt for some traditional African cuisine in the heart of South Africa, do not underestimate Ethiopian food. This restaurant in the heart of Cape Town offers traditional meals surrounded by Ehtiopian decor. Have a true experience on this Citybreak.
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NV-80 Grill & Bar
Another great option for steak in Cape Town is NV-80 Grill over in the Sea Point district. Supplement your steak main course with a lighter starter like Scallops and enjoy the sunset from this location.
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Crumbs & Cream
Time for dessert now so Crumbs and Cream should be high on your agenda. Skip the dessert at your restaurant and visit here on Sea Point to stroll along with one of their ice creams and watch the sunset.
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Sweet Revenge Mojo Market
If you want to try something unique head to Sweet Revenge at Mojo Market. They create crafted rolled ice cream unrivalled in Cape Town. They’ve been getting rave reviews online and it’s easy to see why.
