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Alpenstube in Hout Bay

Alpenstube

Hout Bay German restaurant in Hout Bay
Having spent their entire working lives in the food and hospitality industry - both locally and internationally - new owners, Kurt and Petra Schramm, have all the right qualifications to firmly place Alpenstube on the destination restaurant map in the picturesque surrounds of Hout Bay. Much needed improvements include a new front patio, a revamped outside bar and beer garden, and a fireplace for the cold winters. Alpenstube offers a very versatile indoor-outdoor dining experience where you can relax and savour an imported German draught beer in the garden, have coffee and homemade pastries on the front patio, and enjoy a leisurely lunch or intimate dinner in the cosy interior. Aside from its large following of locals who carry them through the winter months, Alpenstube is fortunate to have many overseas visitors – German, Dutch and English - who, like the swallows, return year after year to their favourite Hout Bay haunt. Now open at lunch time, the well-priced menu features traditional specialties such as Geschnetzeltes, thinly sliced port fillet in a creamy mushroom sauce, alongside light meals such as the Chef’s Burger, seasonal salads and a couple of soups. Master Chef Kurt has thoughtfully included several menu items specifically for children so that Alpenstube can be enjoyed by the whole family. The signature dish must surely be the traditional Eisbein, but please call in advance to check availability. Other dinner recommendations are the grilled Fillet Steak, as well as Schnitzels to suit all tastes – pork, veal and chicken. You will also find fresh fish on the menu when available from the harbor. The pastries, desserts and cakes are all homemade, so why not indulge in whatever takes your fancy.
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Blue Waters Seafood and Sushi in Somerset West

Blue Waters Seafood and Sushi

Somerset West Seafood restaurant in Somerset West
This cheery, vibrant seafood restaurant is situated in the beautiful Somerset West. The interior is simple and understated and the ambience relaxed, casual, friendly and welcoming. The menu offers a large variety of dishes, mainly sushi and seafood. Try the baby Kingklip if available. The calamari and the mussels are also perfectly prepared and well worth the price. The sushi options are amazing, and it ranges from the traditional to the more 'out there' kind. Maki, nigiri, fashion sandwiches, salmon roses and even the customized dragon rolls are all up to standard - even above. The service is quick and personalized and you can watch your chef prepare most of your dishes while you wait. The restaurant is child friendly and wheelchair accessible. Blue Waters is open for lunch and dinner from 12 pm until 10 pm seven days a week and is fully licensed.
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Burger Shop in Cape Town

Burger Shop

Cape Town Burgers restaurant in Cape Town
If you have ever wondered what real street food is, wonder no further. This little restaurant is located on arguably the busiest strip in Cape Town - Long Street. Don't be fooled be the rustic (very rustic) interior. Just grab a high chair or a bench, order and await a new kind of delight. The Burger Shop, true to its name, offers mainly burgers, chips and stuff on rolls, but the portions are big and the nostalgia the street food evokes is something quite unique. The dining process can become quite messy as it is 'illegal' to eat a burger with anything else than your hands, but this is part of the fun and colourful vibes that especially this part of Cape Town offers. This is definitely not something to try if you prefer fine dining in a posh spot, but if you want a unique, proudly South African experience, pop in here.
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Café Dijon  in Stellenbosch

Café Dijon

Stellenbosch French restaurant in Stellenbosch
Café Dijon is a pocket of Paris in the heart of Stellenbosch. Ideally located at the centre of town, this quaint eatery is a gem for food lovers who enjoy true French cuisine. Its indoor café is perfectly Parisian in décor and ambience while being seated outside, under ancient oak trees and umbrellas, allows for a relaxed reflection of passers-by on the street in true European style. Expect an impressive and authentic French menu. There are classic hors d’ oeuvres and salads such as Pear, Parma ham and Gorgonzola that are designed to please the palate. The main course selection and restaurant specialties are extended to include regional French dishes to the likes of South West of France Cassoulet. The multi-dimensional menu has an array of asides and desserts and caters well for those who like to round off their eating experience. The combination of true French style and food makes this bistro style establishment a delight any time of day – breakfast, lunch or dinner.
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Chez Max in Somerset West

Chez Max

Somerset West Contemporary restaurant in Somerset West
Located in the Trading Post Complex on Myburgh Street in Somerset West you will find Chez Max. This restaurant offers continental food in a warm and traditional atmosphere. The food is unpretentious but amazingly well-prepared and tasty. Starters include dishes like a trio of prawns, homemade chicken liver and bacon pate, soup of the day and risotto. Be sure to give the slow-roasted belly of pork a try. This dish is served with crispy crackling, Hanepoot glazed apples and aromatic. Another mouthwatering main is the char-grilled beef fillet, moist and tender, with a blue cheese potato cake, caramelised baby onions and rosemary. A variety of veal and fish dishes are also available. A great wine list complements the menu and instead of choosing from a 'great wine list', you pick straight from the wine rack. Enjoy upmarket surrounds and upmarket food without the upmarket attitude that can be the bain of many a restaurant.
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Deanos in Newlands

Deanos

Newlands Bistro restaurant in Newlands
This laid-back restaurant in the heart of Newlands serves hearty food and provides a bustling, vibey atmosphere. This is the epitomy of 'the meeting place' and the homely feel adds to the warmth. The service is top notch and the efficiency the same. Diners can sit in- or outside - the outside area boasts beautiful views of the surrounds. This place is often visited by our local rugby heroes as it is situated right by the Newlands Rugby Stadium. Breakfast and lunch are served and the dishes are unpretentious, but hearty and satisfying. An extensive pizza menu is available and the tramezzini's with various fillings are definitely recommended. Panini's and regular toasties are also available. Salads, light meals, wraps and yummy pasta's complete the menu. The restaurant is fully licensed and offers quite a few brews on tap. This is a fun, laid-back experience not to be missed.
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Deez Mexican Bistro in Hout Bay

Deez Mexican Bistro

Hout Bay Mexican restaurant in Hout Bay
Delight your taste buds with wholesome hearty food in a relaxed intimate setting distinctly Mexican. The colourful lighting and authentic memorabilia blended with funky tunes transports you to the lively back streets of Mexico. Aromatic spices dressed with vivid colours and flavours tantalise your taste buds with an abundance of margarita and tequila to put out the flames for those brave enough to sample the chilli on tap. Seating just 22 patrons inside - this hip and happening tequila shrine offers great value for money and starter portions large enough to pass around the table. On balmy summer days, laze around beneath the old El Dinal by the river while satisfying your palette with tacos, burritos, enchiladas and temptingly delicious frozen margaritas.

Genki Sushi in Stellenbosch

Genki Sushi

Stellenbosch Sushi restaurant in Stellenbosch
Genki Sushi certainly lives up to its name, because the Japanese term ‘genki’ translates to ‘Fine or Great’. This authentic Japanese Sushi restaurant offers its visitors a delicious slice into typical everyday Japanese cuisine while soaking up the Stellenbosch vibe. In keeping with its eastern style, the restaurant is not all table and chairs, though such seating is available outside. The Sushi bar, complete with sushi chefs working alongside the owner of the establishment, is the best seat in the house for a quick bite while marvelling at the art of sushi preparation and negotiating chop sticks, wasabi and soy sauce. More than just sushi, Genki Sushi also offers patrons a great selection of Japanese style tappas and side dishes to the likes of tako sunomono (boiled octopus salad with wakame and cucumber), yakitori and a South African inspired kudu-shi which is thinly sliced kudu meat served with sushi rice. The restaurant also has a small selection of wines to complement its food. Located at the very heart of town activity, Genki Sushi is an ideal spot for a Far East eating experience.

Green Gates Restaurant in Stellenbosch

Green Gates Restaurant

Stellenbosch Coffee Shop restaurant in Stellenbosch
Green Gates is a relaxed, quaint little spot that offers a delicious lunch buffet. All the dishes are freshly made on the day and only the freshest ingredients are used. The menu is seasonal ensuring the best flavours and the best quality. Enjoy one of the delicious wines on offer with your meal - even take a bottle or two home with you. There is also a list of dishes and cakes that diners can order in advance.
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Grove Manor Restaurant in Wellington

Grove Manor Restaurant

Wellington Light Meals restaurant in Wellington
This beautiful, stylish, yet relaxed restaurant is situated in the beautiful wine route town of Wellington. The restaurant offers a wide selection of lunchtime dishes and platters, as well as an extensive and comprehensive wine list that feature vintages from the area, as well as less known varieties.
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Guardian Peak in Stellenbosch

Guardian Peak

Stellenbosch Contemporary restaurant in Stellenbosch
Guardian Peak is essentially a winery - with a restaurant. From entering the farm, following the road through the vineyards and finding the restaurant nestled against the breathtaking backdrop of the Helderberg Mountain, one will soon buy into the “living the lifestyle” concept that drives this establishment. If it’s modernity that one seeks, then Guardian Peak will certainly meet expectations. The open plan restaurant boasts a demonstration kitchen, allowing guests to experience the energy and synergy that takes place in a professional kitchen. The menu’s contemporary interpretation of ‘wine with food’ pairing (and not the other way round) leaves no room for ignorant choices when it comes to marrying food with drink. The menu, which is seasonal, is wickedly extravagant. Besides a fare of traditional venison and lamb, patrons will be hard pressed not to succumb to temptations of Courgette & Goats cheese soufflé, Roasted Apple and Raisin Pork Belly or Quail Breast stuffed with bacon and sage. Soak up the South African sunshine on the terrace or feel right at home with the warmth of the fireplace in winter, either way Guardian Peak is a great lunch location.
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House of Pasta in Cape Town

House of Pasta

Cape Town Italian restaurant in Cape Town
House of Pasta is an unpretentious eatery in Cape Town that does exactly what the name suggest, it serves pasta. Traditional and authentic Italian flavours and aromatic aromas combine to draw visitors in from Cape Town's busy street. Try a traditional carbonara or bolognaise, served on your choice of pasta, or a more adventurous seafood option. Diners must not expect an upmarket experience but if te quality of the food is at all important, this is one to visit. Large portions and a vibrant atmosphere in one of Cape Town's busiest locations makes this restaurant unique, quirky and just plain fun.
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Kitch Kombuis in Muizenberg

Kitch Kombuis

Muizenberg Deli restaurant in Muizenberg
Kitch Kombuis in Muizenberg Village is owned by local personality, passionate restauranteur and people person, Derek Harrison. Everything that Derek ploughs his efforts into seems to be infused with his personal brand of magic, from the deliciously different smoothie selection, through to the furniture he’s chosen to decorate his new restaurant with. Not only is Kitch Kombuis a coffee shop with a difference, everything inside is for sale, not excluding the very table you’re seated at. Taking its inspiration from European coffee stations, the coffee shop is located adjacent to the Muizenberg train station. With a counter full of healthy baked treats and delicious sarmies, Kitch Kombuis is designed as a meeting place, greeting place and ‘grab a bite before leaving on the train’ place. Great emphasis is placed on serving excellent coffee and providing light snacks, baked and made by members of the Muizenberg community. Young bakers and pastry chefs deliver fresh snacks daily, while Derek and his assistant whip up excellent coffee and more-ish smoothies. Enjoy a freshly baked selection of croissants, veg pies, quiches, wraps, gourmet sarmies and sweet pastries from breakfast through to lunch.

Knead in Cape Town

Knead

Cape Town Light Meals restaurant in Cape Town
This Cape Town restaurant serves as a cool respite from the heat, hustle and craziness of the city. Knead offers great, light meals, perfect for a long sit-down lunch or a bite on the go. The beautiful dining room is a mix of the old and the new with beautiful light and dar wood touches, rustic shelves stacked with baking goods, a traditional pizza/bread oven and, in contrast, cool-coloured green light fittings that look modern and sleek. The menu offers a variety of dishes, but keeps to simple cuisine like sandwiches and pizzas. The bakery offers fresh breads and pastries every day and diners can be sure to leave with armfuls of sinful indulgences.
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La Bruxia in Sea Point

La Bruxia

Sea Point Contemporary restaurant in Sea Point
This bistro-style restaurant is situated in the popular Regent Road in Sea Point. La Bruixa serves fine cuisine gourmet style without losing the heartiness that keeps diners coming back. With competitive prices and great quality, this restaurant makes fine dining accessible to the man on the street. The ambience and atmospere is relaxed and laid-back, in stark contrast to the busy surroundings observable from the sidewalk seating. The wine bar serves an impressive selection of vintages, catering for all palates and tastes. Over sixty wines are available by the glass. The menu changes regularly to take full advantage of seasonal ingredients and the chefs know just how to combine them. Treat yourself to a relaxed meal paired with a gorgeous wine while soaking up the culture of Sea Point.
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