The South African slick set has a new home away from home. Taking inspiration from the UK-based franchise of the same name, The Sugarhut Club is a unique concept in nightlife entertainment featuring themed bar areas, laid-back lounges and world-class fusion food. Conveniently situated in the heart of downtown Cape Town’s up and coming East City Precinct, the venue is spacious enough to accommodate the jet-set party crowd, yet intimate enough to appeal to older, more discerning customers. Comprised of a series of individually themed zones, décor at the Sugarhut Club is elegant and enchanting. Boho-chic meets ultra-glamorous with a combination of low-slung lanterns and sparkling crystal chandeliers, with fluorescent hot pink and cool blue highlights; smooth dark wood with rough exposed brickwork; leather with velvet, and mirrored surfaces with rich gold and copper-toned embellishment. The interior design team from local design agency Sugar Bakers sought to create variety within the space in order to appeal to a variety of moods, tastes and mindsets. The Birdcage Room features a collection of birdcages as an original centrepiece, opulent patterned wallpaper and checkerboard flooring. The Peacock Lounge takes its name from striking peacock blue cushions, and The Opium Den is all about the esoteric, with raised oversize couches and a mystical gold Buddha. The Sugarhut Club offers a selection of entertainment options making it the ideal venue for celebrations, special occasions, romance, after-work drinks and corporate functions. The beat is as diverse as the décor, with music ranging from Shanghai Jazz to Brazilian Bosanova. Bliss out in the Saffron Lounge, sip cocktails and snack on canapés at the extravagant Gold Bar, or belly dance the night away on the Monsoon Dance floor. For a breath of fresh air, there’s an all-weather outdoor deck area complete with stunning mountain views. The Sugarhut Club affords diners with an authentic Asian-style dining experience, using only the freshest local ingredients and serving plates of genuine and satisfying fusion food. The menu will change monthly to allow diners to experience a variety of dishes that reflect the best seasonal ingredients that we are able to source. The Sugarhut Club is open Tuesday to Sunday from 18h00 with cocktail, sushi and mediterranean specials weekly

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The Sweetest Thing Patisserie

Simons Town Deli restaurant in Simons Town

Sucumb to temptation at The Sweetest Thing, the best coffee and patisserie shop in Simon's Town. Choose from a selection of delectable cakes and pastries including cheesecake, lemon meringue and chocolate éclair. The patisserie also offers excellent coffee, breakfast, sandwiches, delicious pies and quiche, all made daily on the premises by Doreen and her friendly team. Doreen Alcock won the Diners Club National 2008 Dine Award for the Most Promising Pastry Chef Newcomer. The Sweetest Thing has been open for two years and is co-owned by Doreen and her husband Keith. Patrons can enjoy a selection of delectable pastries including, cheesecake, lemon meringue and chocolate éclair. The patisserie also offers excellent coffee, breakfast, delicious pies and quiche.

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The Test Kitchen

Woodstock Fine Dining restaurant in Woodstock

The intimate space enjoys casual and more formal dining options celebrated with an a la carte menu and vegetarian tasting menu. Lunch caters mostly for local business, interior designers and creative people located within close proximity of the Old Biscuit Mill. Dinners are a grand affair with an evening a la carte menu showcasing a five- course and eight-course tasting menu. Vegetarians can expect to be delighted with a menu catered just for their needs offering truffle-scented poached quail egg, seasonal asparagus, peas, white asparagus truffles and sweet garlic custard The casual kitchen bar is the perfect place for lunch, served by the dish from produce sourced from local markets, artisan producers and organic farms (as with all the dishes). Expect starters such as foie gras (Jerusalem artichoke and lemon chicken tree with rosemary streusel and leaves) and for mains delicious pan-seared duck breast with (cashew nut and turnip pure, mineola and jasmine glacage). Desserts are heavenly with frozen banana and elderflowers in tempura batter drizzled with elderflower honey or the coconut snowball with coffee and orange granite. The Test Kitchen is a sensory adventure and fine dining experience in the heart of Woodstock. Bookings are essential!

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The Toad in the Village

Noordhoek Pub Meals restaurant in Noordhoek

Set the bottom of Chapman’s peak is an endearing country pub and restaurant known as ‘The Toad’. A friendly venue proffering delicious bistro-style dishes with a South African influence. With the beach a stone’s throw away, this 1850’s style thatched farmhouse is the only place for a superb Sunday lunch. The dishes on the menu change regularly and the portions are very generous. Patrons have a choice of dining on a bustling deck, a patio, an all-weather lawn, in a cosy downstairs dining room or a traditional pub area upstairs. Fireplaces enhance the cosy and warm ambience in this family-centred pub and restaurant. A children’s play area will occupy the kids while you relax. Affordable prices and impeccable service adds the finishing touch to a wonderful dining experience.

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The Toad on the Road

Lakeside Bistro restaurant in Lakeside

The Toad on the Road is a family orientated restaurant and bar. The outdoor area has a small children’s playground to keep the kiddies entertained while the adults have a relaxing meal. The two decks have been carpeted with artificial grass which really adds to the outdoor feel. The interior is non-smoking and divided into two sections, namely the restaurant area and bar area. There is plenty of seating space and TVs have been mounted indoors and outdoors to make sure everyone can enjoy their favourite sports. The menu is has a bit of everything with the pizzas being one of the best options; crispy with interesting fresh ingredients. There are continuous specials to look out for such as Monday Curry Nights. Try anything from a salad to a burger, beef trinchada to venison pie or calamari to eisbein. View the website or call for updated details. Whether sun or rain, this is a superb hang out for the whole family and friends.

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The Ultima Tapa

Cape Town Spanish restaurant in Cape Town

Located along upper Long Street, this Spanish inspired restaurant exudes a warm welcoming ambiance set with warm brick walls, soft lighting and religious icons that adorn the walls. Tapas is the order of the day, enjoyed in perfectly sized portions try the octopus, mussel, clam and tortilla tapas or the grilled oysters drenched with olive oil and garlic, or the rabbit stew complimented by a glass of sangria, concluded by saffron ice cream for dessert. The clever décor and stylish interior, including delicious tapas makes Ultima Tapa the ideal place for dinner indulgence.

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The Vaudeville

City Centre Contemporary restaurant in City Centre

Take a weird and wonderful trip into a fantasy dining experience that you won’t forget!Walk through the velvet drapes and enter a plush dining area with luxurious red velvet chairs and booths surrounded with mirrors. Interact with the resident penguin, the stilt walkers and carnival ladies as they roam and mingle their way through the tables, ensuring that patrons are happy and well tended to.The tickets, purchased up front, include a sumptuous three course meal, typically with a choice between meat, fish and vegetarian, and a complementary drink, all enjoyed whilst being thoroughly entertained by both local and international acts. Sultry singers, hula hoop fire dancers, energetic tap dancers and aerial scarf comedy shows are just some of the delights on stage throughout the four-act evening. There are hats and masks available as well as glittery face painting.The service is impeccable and the atmosphere is electric at this one of a kind, must-try venue in Cape Town’s bustling city centre!

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The Villa

City Bowl Fine Dining restaurant in City Bowl

This restaurant offers gourmet meals and a true fine dining opportunity for the more discerning diner. Fantastic food that bursts with flavour and originality is what you can expect, and no expense has been spared creating the beautiful, elegant and classy environment that serves as a feast for the senses. A la carte and table d' haute are offered, and both these experiences are complemented by the award winning wine list. Views of Table Mountain, Lion's Head, the city and the ocean ridden with ships and yachs will leave you speechless as you savour some of the tasties dishes around. If you want to spoil yourself or that special someone, be sure not to miss out.

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The Wild Fig

Mowbray Fusion restaurant in Mowbray

Original paintings adorn olive coloured walls, heightened by a bamboo ceiling and iron candelabras. The roaring fireplace adds warmth and homely ambiance during winter and the outdoor leafy setting embraces summer and spring. The menu touches upon Asian specialties, Mediterranean dishes, Thai and South African fusion. Think lamb shank and chicken pie, tom yum soup and Moroccan couscous salad. A standard wine list and boutique wines compliment the flavours and ambiance at this delightful eatery in Mowbray.

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The Wooden Shoe

Sea Point Grills restaurant in Sea Point

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.

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The Woodstock Lounge and Bar

Woodstock South African restaurant in Woodstock

Located on Roodebloem Road, this eatery serves the best cocktails and pizzas (aptly named after streets in Woodstock). Expect wood-fired pizzas, fresh homemade napoletena sauce and hearty toppings. Burgers follow on close suit, boasting 100% beef patties and original toppings with no artificial nonsense! The log burning winter fire makes perfect location for board games, good book and a bottle of whatever hits your fancy.

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Theo's Grill

Mouille Point Grills restaurant in Mouille Point

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.

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Theresa's Restaurant

Kalk Bay South African restaurant in Kalk Bay

Theresa's quirky and flamboyant personality won't be the only reason you'll visit this established and beloved restaurant, as the food is equally unforgettable. Renowned for her perfectly prepared steaks and robust main courses, Theresa's combines elements that are usually difficult to create; atmosphere, ambiance and delicious food. The success of Theresa's may have something to do with the entrancing bohemian overtones that lend it such warmth, or perhaps being able to watch Theresa's antics in the kitchen add to the feeling of intimacy. Expect hearty fare on the menu, in generous portions. Whatever contributes towards the magic, it's a successful recipe.

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Thirty7

Cape Town Bistro restaurant in Cape Town

Roomy and relaxed, Thirty 7 is your French brasserie style eatery, with dishes boasting aromatic and healthy oriental food. The décor remains chic and uncluttered, open the senses onto the open plan kitchen, thriving with activity and mouth-watering dishes. Located on the ground floor of the Arabella Sheraton Hotel, Thirty 7 serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.

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Thorfynns

Noordhoek South African restaurant in Noordhoek

Nestled in the Monkey Valley Beach Resort, Thorfynns boasts dramatic views of Noordhoek Beach and the Atlantic Ocean. Cradled in lush Milkwood Trees, diners frolic on the deck during balmy summer months and dine on juicy burgers and voluptuous seafood overlooking the sea and natural garden atmosphere. Choose a table close to the window or on the deck to enhance your dining experience and browse the menu brimming with easy going dishes made with the freshest ingredients, locally sourced and organic. Winter warms the palate with hearty dishes, log burning fireplaces and all day breakfasts. The wood-fired pizzas and sushi make great alternatives to dining off the menu. A popular weekend brunch spot, Thorfynns captures the senses with scenic vistas and mouthwatering cuisine.

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Did you know? Cape Town Restaurants is often misspelt. Here are some variations:

Capetown Restaurants, Kaapstad Restaurants, CPT Restaurants, Kapstadt Restaurants, Cape-Town Restaurants, Cape town centre Restaurants, CapeTown Restaurants,

Cape Town Restaurants

Restaurant Locations

Main Cuisine

Capacity

Ambience

Meals

The Sugarhut Club

The Sweetest Thing Patisserie

The Test Kitchen

The Toad in the Village

The Toad on the Road

The Ultima Tapa

The Vaudeville

The Villa

The Wild Fig

The Wooden Shoe

The Woodstock Lounge and Bar

Theo's Grill

Theresa's Restaurant

Thirty7

Thorfynns

Did you know? Cape Town Restaurants is often misspelt. Here are some variations:

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