Food & drink
From Bo-Kaap kitchens to Sunday markets and Constantia wine estates — how to eat well in Cape Town.
Where to Eat in Cape Town
Cape Malay cuisine, braai culture and seafood — how the city's food scene fits together.
Read the guide →Cape Town's Best Food Markets
The city's best weekend food markets, and what to expect at each.
Read the guide →Camps Bay Restaurants: What to Expect
What the beachfront restaurant strip is actually like, and how to pick a spot.
Read the guide →Constantia Wine Estates
South Africa's oldest wine region, and a closer alternative to a full Winelands day.
Read the guide →Neighbourgoods Market: Visiting Guide
Timing, what to expect, and how to avoid the worst of the Saturday crowds.
Read the guide →Cape Malay Cuisine: A Short Guide
The history and signature dishes of one of Cape Town's defining cuisines.
Read the guide →Cape Town Restaurant Directory
A growing, honest directory of well-known restaurants — no paid placement.
Read the guide →Harbour House
A well-known seafood restaurant with locations at the Waterfront and Kalk Bay.
Read the guide →Mama Africa
A long-running pan-African restaurant on Long Street, with live music most nights.
Read the guide →La Colombe
An award-winning fine dining restaurant set on a wine estate in Constantia Nek.
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