Tjing Tjing
Red-hot Tjing Tjing is one of the top new bars in the world
Cape Town has a long and rich history of hot inner-city bars and nightspots – but one of the hottest ever has got to be Tjing Tjing.
This rooftop bar, situated in the attic of a two century-old building in Longmarket Street, is particularly notable for coming in at number four in the Conde Nast Traveler 10 Hottest New Bars Around the World for 2012.
The only bar in Africa on the list, it rubs shoulders with hip-and-happening establishments in Los Angeles, Bogota, London, Istanbul, Buenos Aires, Berlin, Hong Kong, Bangkok and Beijing.
With its distinctive and eclectic design, featuring old and new elements with strong Japanese influences, a varied tapas menu, cocktails, on-tap craft beer, and a winning musical mix of electronica and indie, it’s not hard to see why Tjing Tjing is popular with Cape Town’s in-the-know revellers and visitors alike.
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