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Cape Town is known for its vast selection of halal eateries scattered throughout the city, with new places popping up regularly. From fine dining and cafés to food trucks and bistros – there’s something for all tastebuds.
The V&A Waterfront is pulling out all the stops to ensure local and international visitors enjoy a memorable festive season.
Here’s what to expect:
People preparing food in the kitchen.|Scheckters Raw in Sea Point by Estee||Craft Burger Bar|nooka cafe||||
A Masala Steak Gatsby from the Golden Dish in Athlone in Cape Town|A koesister in Cape Town|A bunny chow from Eastern Food Bazaar|||
South African food is hearty, delicious, and big on flavour. If you’re looking for authentic South African flavours with a contemporary twist, you can find …
The CBD is the heart of Cape Town, and Long Street is its major artery. Running all the way from the Cape Town Convention Centre, …
CTT Image|A nutella and banana crepe from Swan Cafe in Cape Town|A Great Breakfast in Cape Town|Breakfast In Cape Town|The New Seven Eateries in Cape Town|||The Mojo Market in Sea Point|Lily’s restaurant in Mouille Point|Chocolate Mille Crepe Cake from Localli in the Cape Town CBD|From Instagram do not use for articles.|Picture of a smoothie bowl at Nourish’d Cape Town – taken from Facebook|Bilboa in Camps Bay, image from their website|Coco Safar Coffee by Estee||||||
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