Wembley Square
Sinns restaurant in Wembley Square. Photo courtesy garybembridge
Wembley Square, a hip lifestyle centre bordering the city centre and Gardens, has everything you need under its glass roof.
You could spend an entire day at the beautiful red-brick Wembley Square, and it's perfect on a windy Cape Town day – the glass roof lets the sun stream in, but keeps out the pesky wind.
Funky coffee shops, restaurants and cocktail bars means you won't go hungry or thirsty and there's enough of a variety to suit any palate at any time of the day, from breakfast to late-night snacks.
In between wining and dining enjoy a shopping spree at one of the fashionable boutiques. You could also splurge on a beautiful piece of artwork from the gallery, or try your own hand at painting. Or if you'd like to relax and be pampered, there's a hair and nail salon.
- Phone: +27 (0)21 404 1330
- Alt Phone: +27 (0)21 404 1500
- Email: info@wembleysquare.co.za
- Website: www.wembleysquare.co.za
- Physical Address: Wembley Square North, Solan Street, Gardens
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