City Bowl Restaurants

Brimming with eclectic décor, quirky artifacts and nostalgic nick-knacks, Bombay Bicycle Club creates a space fit for a gypsy with a wild bohemian attitude and uplifting vibe. The menu caters with fun and relaxed food comprising of soups, pastas, carpacious, fillets and tangines washed back with a well suited bottle of wine. Try the meltingly tender slow-cooked springbok shank or lip licking sticky ribs! The gorgeous interior oozes comfort, cosines and attitude, giving the eye plenty to look at while enjoying the fruits of Bombay Bicycle on Kloof Street, Gardens.

Societi Bistro is a neighbourhood “local” and something of sanctuary for Capetonians and visitors looking for a home from home. More than cuisine - its a way of life - taking time to savour a meal and enjoy the company of family and friends. “We love it! Its an extension of our home”, is how Tammy and Peter have always described their bistro. Experience the much publicised co-operation with the Labia Theatre; the two course “On The Job” business lunch; or the opportunity to create your own menu in conjunction with head chef Stéfan at the Chef’s Table - located informally in the kitchen. The heart and soul of Societi remains its menu - in its third seasonal change with Chef Stéfan at the helm - proving his love for seasonal produce, accessible food and offering exceptional value. Simply put, Societi creates memories!

For an authentic Cape Malay dining experience, The Noon Gun Tea Room Restaurant is the place to be. A modest menu of the best that Cape Malay cuisine has to offer is available, with delicious samoosas, biriyanis and of course, koeksisters. To accompany your meal, try a falooda – in keeping with the theme, alcohol is not allowed in the establishment. A family-run restaurant, this warm and welcoming venue has diners feeling relaxed and truly welcomed as they sample the delights on offer. Great views and a lively atmosphere round off a great culinary Cape Malay experience.