Atlantic Seaboard South Restaurants

Wine and dine in style sampling delightful cuisine in alfresco surrounding with a poolside view. Themed buffets make for a colourful and tasteful experience alongside favourites such as burgers and chips. Enjoy a Cape Malay Wednesday or espetada Thursday or simply savour simple dishes from the tantalizing menu. Flawless service and memorable wine and dine experiences make Sunset Restaurant an ideal location for anytime dining in Sea Point.

Located along Main Road in Hout Bay, Thai Café offers a wonderful selection of authentic Thai cuisine prepared by genuine Thai chefs. The menu proffers a wide selection of soups, salads, meat, seafood and vegetarian options, with something to suit all budgets and palates. You can expect fresh food brimming with flavour and mild, medium, hot or Thai style tastes to order. Try the Geang Phed - a red Thai curry with coconut milk, bamboo, peppers and basil, black bean noodles made with their very own special black bean sauce. Or Yum Talay - a spicy seafood salad with coriander chili and limejuice. If you are looking for an authentic Thai duck recipe, make sure to try either sweet and sour crispy duck or duck red curry. Discover why local and visitors alike flock to Thai Café and experience some authentic Thai food in the heart of Hout Bay.

In Camps Bay’s ‘Golden Mile’ is a Diners Club Platinum Award-winning restaurant with strong and well-deserved local and international support. Dedicated to unwavering commitment to good food and good service, The Bayside Cafe also understands the need for the perfect dining environment. A beautiful 75 year old building has been thoughtfully renovated, creating a gloriously warm and decadent ambiance. The decor on the upper floor has been expertly transformed with stone walls, wooden floors and well-placed splashes of colour. Warm, welcoming and lively, The Bayside Cafe is a wonderful way to while away time with friends and family to the sound of the ocean and stunning views.

The buffet style spread plays host to the three course set menu and proffers an all you can eat as long as you have cleared your plate of food before going back for seconds. Start with a range of soup, pate or salads, then move onto the carvery choices such as beef, chicken, roasted Karoo Lamb all plumped up with roast potatoes and vegetable trimmings. Desert proffers chocolate mouse, malva pudding, and ice cream to mention a few. Dine within the quaint setting or alfresco outdoor area while kids entertain themselves in the kiddies play area.

Beige tiled floors elegantly pave the way into a plain room, simply decorated with tables and chairs and walls adorned with Middle Eastern kitsch. Housed in a nondescript apartment building next to the language school, The Cedar caters for a loyal following who highly recommend trying this eatery at least once. The menu features a small range of traditional Lebanese dishes and shwarmas and specials. The special differ depending on the day and might come in the form of stuffed cabbage leaves in a mahlab-spiced lamb stew or the magnificent mini lamb-and-nut pies in light, garlic-scented yoghurt. Regulars recommend the tabbouleh! Round off your meal with a soothing cup of Cinamon tea or Cardomon coffee sitting on the balcony overlooking the bustling Sea Point Main Road.

Tinged with all the appeal of London, the bright red door welcomes with a nostalgic colour of London’s double decker buses or bright red telephone booth. Inside the interior buzzes in black and white checkered flooring, contrasting white chairs and elegant old pictures softened by the flickering candlelight. The menu tantalizes with delightful fresh figs stuffed with gor­gonzola, wrapped in Parma ham, served on a bed or rocket and topped with Parmesan cheese followed by tasty plump and crispy fish cakes served with a side salad and a dressing rounded off by a Dom Pedro. Step into The Duchess for a royal culinary affair in the heart of Sea Point.

Housed inside Romney Park Hotel and Spa, George Restaurant is a welcoming and comfortable dining establishment lit by a backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean, Robbin Island and Green Point Stadium. This elegant eatery boasts delicious and wholesome meals alongside a lounge bar and pool terrace perfect for soaking up the summer ambiance over a cooled cocktail and light meal from the seasonal menu. Enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner in elegant surrounds or curl up next to a roaring winter fire admiring the view.

Enjoy an upmarket but relaxed atmosphere as you sample buffet delights at The Islands Restaurant. Superb buffet breakfasts and dinners are a must-try at this stylish eatery located within The President Hotel. Frequent ‘themed’ buffets satisfy the adventurous diners and are coupled, in season, with live entertainment, such as comedy performances and fashion shows. With flawless service added to the mix, you won’t want to leave The Islands Restaurant.

Succulent steak and sumptuous seafood are the order of the day at this upmarket grill house in trendy Camps Bay.Delicious gourmet burgers and tender cuts of the best quality meat make up just a couple of the offerings at this charming and quirky spot. Choose from a vast array of wines on offer and enjoy attentive, friendly service.A wonderful ambience throughout, a visit to The Kove will be one to remember!

Situated on the water’s edge in Hout Bay Harbour is The Lookout Deck. Boasting spectacular mountain and ocean views, The Lookout Deck offers an extensive selection of high quality seafood including a new champagne and Oyster Bar for that extra touch of decadence. As well as the imported and local Champagnes, there are a variety of local and imported beers. The wine list has been carefully compiled to include wines from the regions that surround the restaurant. For spectacular food and wine enjoyed with stunning views, The Lookout Deck is a must-try.

This historic restaurant celebrates a rich and intriguing past. Situated on the slopes of Lion’s Head with spectacular views of Camps Bay and the 12 Apostles Mountain range, this 300 year-old former guard house and hunting lodge of Lord Charles Somerset needs to be seen to be believed. A fascinating history, commitment to the finest service, a mouth-watering menu and an invitingly warm ambience, The Roundhouse must be given some quality time. Average cost for a four course meal is R450 per person. Dinner: Tues – Sun (18:00 – 21:00)

Located up a side street in Sea Point, The Wooden Shoe is a steakhouse in the traditional sense complete with a small following and rumoured to be the second oldest steakhouse in Cape Town. That being said, don’t expect luxury or fussing over you service, this hole in the wall eatery is all about steaks and character décor complete with clogs adorning the walls. The tiny kitchen hosts legendary steaks, prepared by an overly worked and glowing owner who caters and indulges a local following and in-expensive wine list.

Theo’s has been running for more than 25 years and it’s easy to see why. Succulent steaks are the main draw at this popular venue, though the seafood is pretty good too. The wine list has a great selection from the Western Cape and is nicely priced. With a gorgeous view to admire while you eat, Theo’s is a great spot for whiling away some time.

For a fine dining experience to remember, Tides restaurant is the place to go in Camps Bay’s ‘Golden Mile’. Fresh ingredients, exquisite flavours and perfect presentation are just some of the reasons as to why Tides has picked up so many awards. So for modern elegance, spectacular views, exquisite food and the best service, try Tides Resturant.

This spectacular setting calls for seaside lunches and dinner, sundrenched cocktails and pure relaxation. Discover the best of the Cape as you wine and dine on fine Cape cuisine and wines, or just relax sipping a cooling cocktail before the trailing sun sets upon the sea.

The décor leans towards minimalist. The warm interior dressed in hues of orange and brown and low ambient lighting. The menu showcases well know Thai dishes and reasonable prices such as green Thai curry with chicken or prawns, crispy duck and pancakes, fried pad Thai noodles with prawns and chilli. Some favourites remain such as spicy hot and sour tom yum soup or the tom kha gah soup with coconut milk. Remember to choose your heat levels before ordering.

Take a step back in time at this 1970s style revolving restaurant in Sea Point. A nice selection of light bites, seafood, meat and continental dishes are on offer at this unique and popular spot. A modest wine list provides the accompaniment, but it is the surroundings and atmosphere that provide the biggest draw. 1970s music plays as the restaurant turns up until a talented pianist takes over on a stylish white baby grand piano. A vibrant spot for great views and a unique atmosphere, Top of the Ritz is well worth a try.

A wine bar with a twist, expect a fusion of Italian food with a South African twist. Comfy leather chairs and low tables lit by candles make perfection location for conversation and light meals. Rich velvety walls and ambient lighting soften the mood as plates of delicious antipasti and Italian food drift onto your table. Enjoy a bottle of artisan wine while indulging in light conversation and mouth-watering dishes.

Discover and indulge in the passion and style of Italy, infused with the flavours of South Africa. Boasting scenic views of Camps Bay and unforgettable sunsets, best enjoyed on the terrace with a cappuccino or sundowner. Trattoria Maranellos is a family owned establishment with a personal touch and makes an ideal setting for breakfast, lunch or dinner in a casually warm environment.

Located at the bustling V&A Waterfront, set over three floors, with each room capturing a unique mood and tempo, Trinity is a breathtaking venue that must be seen. With choice of three dining options and various cocktail, shooter and private bars, upon arrival Trinity Cafe welcomes with a pipe organ that ascends through three levels, making focal conversation while ordering light lunches, burgers and New York style thin crust pizzas. On the second level, Trinity Grill pampers with sumptuous seafood, specialty steaks and heavenly deserts using the finest ingredients and local produce. The décor follows through with steal fronted marble countertops, warm Oregon pine flooring and striking patchwork bench stitched together in palates of pink and mauve. Sip a colourful cocktail before ordering a meal or make your dining experience extra unique dining on the private dining cube area. Finally, the third level envelops the senses with a truly Asian menu and intimate surrounds and a members only Salon Prive’. Light and dramatic, the large airport style windows offer direct views of the function room and grill café. The menu proffers sushi, combos and platters, making it ideal for festive social gatherings that can be explored over three levels and enjoyed with utter decadence. Expect variety and decadent opulence for a totally unique dining experience.

Not all coffees are created equal. The streets are overflowing with watery brew; and this taste-bud nightmare continues to exist because good people remain silent.No longer! This travesty of coffee justice ends right here with this institution.At Truth. the bitter horror of the over-roasted bean is avoided, the coarse grind is banished and poor preparation is shunned.Say no to mediocrity!Experience coffee as a religion.

Noted as one of the few Teppanyaki style grill restaurants, Tsuyo embraces the art of traditional Teppanyaki cuisine alongside a variety of sushi dishes. Comfortable and relaxed surrounds allow for social gatherings and discovery of this delicious meal art. The menu offers different sections ranging from traditional Japanese Dishes such as Tempura to rice and noodle dishes. The sushi section offers all the usual favourites as well as Jerry's own creation, Caterpillar Roll with crabstick, avocado, cucumber and mayonnaise. The Teppenyaki menu, offers a variety of grills including meat, chicken, fish and shellfish served with rice, noodles or Udon noodles. Relax and enjoy the authentic tastes from Japan at Tsuyo Japanese Restaurant in Green Point.

Elegant and idyllic, Tuscany Beach is the place to go for whatever you desire. A frontage of sliding glass doors allows for scenic al fresco dining while enjoying the sea breeze, or for colder evenings, patrons can enjoy the view sheltered by the glass. Two levels give diners more choice of where to sit to enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner or afternoon tea. The menu showcases the finest Italian food, seafood and sushi, to cater for every culinary tastes. This family-run restaurant is the perfect spot for a wonderful meal at any time of the day.

The elegant surrounds flanked by harbour views provide a delightful and mouth watering experience in unpretentious setting. Enjoy a romantic seafood dinner, with a bottle of fine wine and the flickering lights of the harbour. The menu secures SASSI aware seafood such as oven-baked line fish with tomato, white anchovies, olives, and feta cheese. Meat eaters can enjoy steaks and crispy citrus duck and seafood lovers can frolic in the scallop and kingklip fish cakes, which are delicious and moist, served with a wasabi mayonnaise. The mussel pot, fragrant with dill and garlic in a rich white wine and cream sauce is a must try, enjoyed in the elegant surrounds or the refreshing deck flanked by harbour views.

‘Wafu’ means The Asian Way and what more could they offer in terms of beauty, taste and perfection when they already have it all. Wakame’s breathtaking views span from the old lighthouse, across to Table Bay taking in the best views of Cape Town and Robbin Island. Dine in total comfort and idyllic surrounds watching Whales surface for air or Dolphins playfully diving, even Yachts elegantly chasing the wind all this while dining on a fusion of Pacific rim blends touched with a hint of French and Western influences. Young innovate chefs embrace the art of Asian cuisine dressing the menu in an assortment of fresh sushi, dim sum, meat, and fish and poultry dishes. Dine alfresco on the raised wooden decks pampered by the view or within the beautiful warmth of cherry inlays, green tea antique walls, cherry counters, all contrasted by 3 meter long fish tanks. Wafu Wakame welcomes an exotic and beautifully tranquil dining experience set in perfect location lingering with perfect blends of fusion cuisine.

For seafood, sushi and various other Asian delicacies, Wakame really stands out from the crowd. This extremely trendy venue hosts a glamorous crowd who congregate for the atmosphere, the sublime food and the exciting cocktails available in Wafu, the bar upstairs. For a superb night out with great wine, great food, great views and great service, Wakame is the place to be.

Located in lower Buitengracht Street, Yizani Restaurant loosely translated means ‘Come in...Welcome’ in Xhosa. Inspired by South Africa, the hospitality extends furthers with a world class welcome that invites relaxation. The cuisine features African dishes with International flair in a contemporary African surrounding.

This new beachfront venue boasts beautiful views and inspiring decor as well as superb dishes encompassing all the flavours of Italy.A spacious and sophisticated interior, Zenzero has been designed to make your dining experience a memorable one. Neo-classic themes, eye-catching chandeliers, floor to ceiling drapes, intricate mirrors, plush upholstered chairs swathed in golds, creams and browns make for elegant surroundings in which to enjoy superb Italian cuisine.The quirky menu has been thoughtfully designed and features homemade pastas and breads as well as a multitude of salads and tramezzinis.The wine list is extensive and boasts wines that complement the cuisine perfectly.With spectacular views to enjoy as you eat, Zenzero has everything you need for a truly delightful dining experience.