Amazing displays and well layed out. Nice areas to sit and rest or spend time infront of large glass aquariums. Some touch displays and steps for the little ones to have a better view.

The waterfront is so beautiful to behold. It has so many shops with a variety of different items to purchase and there is a wide range of eateries to pick from. There various boats of all shapes and sizes on the port. I was able to enjoy a sunset cruise from a boat company that offer them on the waterfront. The hop and off tour company also offer a sunset cruise in one of their packages.

A great vibe place in Cape Town located on the waterfront. There is a lot to do including an art gallery, aquarium, live music and dance performances, a swing style bridge, a large shopping centre and a range of souvenir shops and restaurants including a budget friendly food court. There is a supermarket on the basement level of the shopping centre. Be sure to check out the Cape Town Frame, clocktower and the seal landing areas.

The V&A waterfront is ever changing but there are a few must try places. Baia, Servruga, Methos, Tang and CTFM are must try restaurants. Lovely atmosphere. Summer and spring are the best. For Fragrances, must try Skins Cosmetics.

Just a really great place to take a walk and relax, plenty of options when it comes to dining or just having a drink with most offering great views. The general stores also offer a wide variety of shopping options for both locals and tourists.

Lovely spot to walk around especially if you have friends or family visiting that are not from Cape Town. Some places can be a little more expensive but you paying for the view and the atmosphere. It feels like you are on holiday when you go to the waterfront.

A vibey shopping, dining and touristy place with a bunch of things to do. The views are spectacular, there is a children's play area, shops of all kinds and even boat rides. The place to be even at night. There is always a buzz of activity here. Don't forget to visit the aquarium while here

Absolutely stunning views-such a great place to be! 🌅 If you're afraid of heights, this is the perfect spot to challenge yourself and conquer that fear. Highly recommend giving it a try! 😜👌

What a cool experience on the Cape Town waterfront. Wonderful views of Table Mountain, the waterfront and all different views. Minimal wait, Sunday afternoon in winter, and you go 4-5 times around The Cape Wheel. We did the Cape Wheel with the Double-decker bus package, well worth the extra money.

Even if you buy a ticket online you still have to go to the ticket booth to get a printed ticket. The ride is about 10 minutes, or 4 rotations. You get great views of the area.

Smooth ride, amazing views, neat cabins! Totally enjoyed the experience. Staff were nice.

The Cape wheel does give a great experience with a great view. A good way of overcoming fear of heights.

It was wonderful I went for my free ride as they offer a free ride on your birthday months but you must register before your birthday date on their website then they will send you a voucher on your birthday they will give you 30 days to use it after you have received it. Thank you Big wheel for making my birthday memorable ❤️❤️❤️

Nice pleace، Beautiful view, very large and tall wardrobe

One of the best places I’ve ever visited! As a sea and fish lover..it felt like a dream.. I spent almost three hours enjoying every detail.. The jellyfish room is so artistic and beautiful! Staff are very friendly..I visited twice — the first time was much better..since the second visit was too crowded with school trips..My advice: avoid peak hours for the best experience…

Loved learning about the different kinds of fish in the SA ocean bed. A very large aquarium. Largest I’ve ever seen and experienced. I applaud the team for putting it together - I think a lot of thought went into its planning. A very nice experience.

We have been here many times and this was amazing like any other time. My children absolutely love this place. We recommend going after 15:00 because the prices are so much cheaper. Very clean and helpful staff, the tanks were well maintained as well.

This was a choice because of the bad weather, but then we realized this must be a key highlight of Cape Town when you visit the city. It's a real blast! Super recommended!!! Everything is so clean and well maintained - kudos to the workers and the management. You can find almost every species of what belongs to the sea.

What an experience. It was worth the entrance fee, they have made so many beautiful fish tank displays. Everyone enjoyed it thoroughly. Lots of interesting activities for young children, many knowledgeable attendants to explain everything.

Such a beautiful place to visit. We went on Monday 27th October 2025. Tranquil and calm if you love watching fish swim. The layout is so easy to follow. You literally keep following the passage. There is no way you can get lost. We went after 3. Managed to get the reduced price of R200pp - which is really super. There was a person giving a lecture on the sea life and how the sea litter is devasting for the sea turtles. I honestly don't know or understand why or how vessels or people can chuck litter into the sea. But, unfortunately, SA has a huge litter problem in general. I loved the 'Nemo' (clownfish) tank. It has a crawlspace which allows you to just pop your head up into a dry glass bowl. So it looks like you are inside the tank with the fish. I saw so many amazing sea creatures which I honestly (at my old age) did not know existed. There were some "elusive" creatures which you had to really look hard to find - especially the Octopus - it literally looked like the rocks it was just chilling in and minding its own business. There was also a frog that was hiding away - but we found. There was one tank that was supposed to have something in, but we definitely could not find it. I really should have taken pics of the descriptions as well as the creatures- so don't make the same mistake we made. There are some seating spots available on the route to sit and watch the penguins or the fish in the big tank. Two or three of the penguins looked like they had recently been rescued (i only know that because of the penguin rescue centre in the city I am from). The only part i did not like was a couple who were posing right in front centre of the huge fish tank with the sharks - they were in everyone's way who were trying to take pics or vids of the sharks swimming past. I just feel they should have been more to the right side or waited till less people were around. We probably spent just over an hour and a half inside. And spent time looking around the shop which had so many soft stuffed sharks, Octopus, t-shirts, cups, postcards etc.

Love the free pass during your birthday month. It’s available for adults as well. The jellyfish exhibit is possibly the best thing ever. Have an edible or a spliff before you go, you’ll experience a sensory overload.

Visited the Muizenberg Beach for the colorful huts and loved every moment of it!!! Brightly painted beach huts: These iconic, colorful huts are a distinctive feature of the beach and a popular photo spot. Surfers' Corner: Muizenberg is considered the main surfing spot in Cape Town, especially known for its gentle, rolling waves, making it ideal for beginners. Several surf schools and surf shops are located in the area. Warmer waters: The waters at Muizenberg Beach are generally warmer than those on the Atlantic Seaboard, making it a pleasant swimming spot. Blue Flag status: The beach has been awarded Blue Flag status since 2008, signifying its high standards for safety, recreational facilities, and environmental management.

That is probably one of the most well known spot in South Africa with pictures being featured in many travel/airlines magazines over the late decades. Must visit. If you're an avgeek, you might be lucky to spot an aircraft approaching CPT airport, here 744 BA which I coincidently landed with at the time.

The famous colorful beach huts. The sand is soft, the water’s clean, and there are lifeguards on duty, so it feels safe. Whether you want to surf, swim, or just chill and enjoy the view, this beach has it all. Loved the laid-back atmosphere!

Its the back of Table mountain so so beautiful views. I want to move here for the view. The most beautiful views. So clean. Sea and mountains nothing more beautiful then this.

Muizenberg Beach is one of my absolute favorite spots in Cape Town! The long stretch of soft sand and gentle waves make it perfect for swimming, surfing, or just relaxing by the water. It has a really fun, laid-back vibe — great for families, beginners learning to surf, or anyone looking to enjoy a classic beach day. The colorful beach huts give it so much character, and there are plenty of cafés and surf shops nearby, so it’s easy to grab a coffee or a bite after your swim. The beach is well-kept and the lifeguards make it feel safe. Parking can get busy on weekends, but it’s totally worth it for the atmosphere and views. A must-visit when you’re in Cape Town!

I loved this beach! The waters are slightly warmer and the waves are gentle and great for surfing! There are a lot of surfers at this beach. You could just swim all day!

The beach ⛱️ so cool 😎 and very nice. The tide is lower so people can swim 🏊‍♂️ even more inside the sea. The colorful small houses 🏘 😍 ✨️ are amazing, but people are spoiling the wood. Needs to be taken care of and more maintains with proper management. The visitors are messing and making dirty the beach. Littering everywhere and not willing to throw the waste in the bins 😠😡. If not, take care of this beach will go worse very soon.

Pleasantly surprised with this restaurant. Very well coming and great service from the waiters. Enjoyed the meals we ordered and the portions are generous. Lovely place to meet with friends or family. No need for reservations.

Tasha’s is one of those rare spots where everything just feels right. The moment you walk in, you're greeted by a cozy and beautifully designed interior and a welcoming staff—a perfect blend of elegance and comfort that makes you want to stay longer. The food is truly delicious, crafted with care and full of flavor. Every dish looks as good as it tastes, and the quality is consistent every time. I also tried one of their smoothies, and it was incredibly refreshing—perfectly balanced and naturally sweet. Whether you're coming for breakfast, lunch, or a casual meet-up, Tasha’s delivers a memorable dining experience that keeps you coming back. Highly recommended!

Great restaurant with good ambiance. The restaurant is located in a big shopping mall and is near the big Cape Town wheel for having a scenic experience on the wheel. The shopping mall itself has all types of brand shops and shops for local handicrafts. The dining area is quite bid and is well furnished with taste. I visited the restaurant at dinner town and ordered a beef Steak. Food was very good and the service was very efficient. Presentation of the food was good.

I recently visited Tashas for a light lunch and ordered the Chicken and Pumpkin Salad a dish that sounded both hearty and refreshing. I was not disappointed. 🥗The salad was beautifully presented, as expected from Tashas. Generous slices of tender grilled chicken sat atop a bed of mixed greens, roasted pumpkin, avocado, and toasted seeds, all lightly dressed in what tasted like a lemon-honey vinaigrette. The pumpkin was the star: roasted just right—soft, sweet, and slightly caramelized. It paired surprisingly well with the savory chicken. The portion was fair, leaning toward generous, making it satisfying as a full meal. I especially liked the balance of textures: soft pumpkin, creamy avocado, crunchy seeds. The grilled chicken added the right protein punch without feeling heavy.

Tashas Waterfront has a convenient location and friendly staff, which makes it an easy stop. Unfortunately, the tables weren’t very clean and the cortado was below standard. The Chicken Crunch Salad had nice flavours, but the chicken itself was very dry. Overall, not the best experience, but also not the worst, a very middle-of-the-road visit.

The food was good . I had a pleasant experience and would definitely come again and recommend it to everyone.

The food was delicious - big portions and reasonably priced. Highly recommend. Indoor and outdoor dining. Great service.

Wow, we truly enjoyed the Flora and Fauna menus, we had to have one of each between us so we could try everything. Our server Alan was amazing and we had an unforgettable experience getting to know him and his passion. The wine pairings were out of this world, all local wines. The restaurant also gave us a lovely surprise.

On our journey throughout our African vacation this restaurant still stands out as the best place that we had dinner in three weeks. It was beyond exceptional. We tried both à la carte and also the Flora and Fana. Wow. I cannot say enough amazing things about this restaurant. For anyone that lives near this hotel and is able to go to Terrarium regularly, we are jealous. If you have not been, you have to go. I promise you will not be disappointed.

Full score!! Impeccable food and good service at very reasonable prices. What a find! Chef Erasmus came out to explain some of his small plate masterpieces which really didn’t need much explaining because the taste of each and every dish did all the explaining. Honestly one of the best lunches I’ve had in a while. The standout dishes were the beets with fennel, tom yum yellowtail ceviche, tomato tartare and melt in your mouth brisket with creamy mash. Five plates were sufficient to share between two people, but in hindsight most plates were too good to share! I can’t wait to try the evening fixed menu.

We had the most amazing experience here at Terrarium. We had the fauna tasting and pairing menu which was also exceptionally adapted to suit my mum’s needs (no dairy, eggs or wheat). The evening was made even better by our wonderful server Zamaica, she was knowledgeable, fun and accommodating. Thank you all so much!

Got this recommendation from a chef who's food I love. It's in the Queen Victoria Hotel and they seemed a bit chaotic when we got there. That said, it was definitely the best meal I've had on the continent of Africa so far. Every single course was amazing. Attention to detail. Great waiter (Alan) and support staff, imaginative, beautifully plated, a meal that anywhere else would have been $100-$200 pp. Stand out was the cold Tom Yom Gai Ceviche. Actually, all of it was amazing

I recently had the pleasure of dining at this small, cozy restaurant hidden in the Victoria waterfront, and I must say it was an unforgettable experience. The fine dining at this establishment is truly top-notch, with every dish being absolutely delicious. The staff service was also amazing, with attentive and friendly servers who made sure our dining experience was nothing short of perfect. The ambiance of the restaurant added to the overall charm, making it a truly special place to enjoy a meal. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a high-quality dining experience in a cozy and intimate setting. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

We want to specifically mention the amazing and caring service we had from Allan tonight (and the whole team). The food was delicious and we have learnt so much about South African cuisine. Could not recommend more. Em and George

The views here are stunning, and the selection of Belgian beers is impressive. The tasting option is a great way to sample a variety. The food didn’t disappoint either—we had the sirloin and the hake, both of which were good.

this review is from January. What a wonderful place to dine. The food was great. The atmosphere was wonderful.. I loved looking out at the water . The food was good. and I love the presentation of the plate and dish that we got can't wait to go back.

A beautiful location with a lovely view of the mountain and boats, the drinks were well made and the service was fine as the place was busy. I was, however not a fan of the food, it looked good but didn't taste as good, the place is also quite. pricey, but it has good vibes.

Very nice service, sat outside by the wharf. Ordered a few starters and some drinks. The mussels were fresh & delightful. The tempura prawns were so so. Prawns are tiny, bland and greasy. My mocktail, Berry Blaze was delicious. Pricing was fare.

I visited Den Anker after asking if they served pancakes, and they confirmed that they did. We sat down around 10 a.m. today the place was calm and there were only two other occupied tables. I ordered pancakes and a coffee latte, but surprisingly, the order took around 45 minutes to prepare. I became quite frustrated and asked to cancel the order. However, I appreciated the respectful and polite way they handled it, the manager came over and offered us complimentary drinks as an apology for the delay. When the food finally arrived, I was surprised to see it was actually crêpes, not pancakes as I had asked. I didn’t say anything and just ate it, then left. I don’t think I’ll be returning to this place again.

Enjoyed a lovely dinner at Den Anker as part of our visit to Cape Town. The food was delicious, the service friendly and attentive (thank you, Quinton!), and a very upbeat positive vibe to the space. We shared the lobster croquettes as a starter and then moved onto the Pork Belly for my partner and Bobotie for me. Both we excellent. Portions are generous enough we didn't have room for dessert. At a restaurant notable for serving Belgian beer, the choice was obvious. My partner had Duvel, and I had a bottle of Cherry Chouffe. I would suggest making a reservation to avoid missing out. We did get a table as walk-ins, but it was the last one available at that moment. Quinton was great! Highly recommended! June 26, 2025 C & J

Unfortunately, my recent visit was underwhelming. The pork belly was dry and tough, lacking the tenderness and flavor one would expect. The fish and chips were bland and forgettable, and the Caesar salad also missed the mark in terms of taste and freshness. Service was adequate, but overall, the experience did not justify a return visit. I've been there, done that — and I won’t be going back. There is definite room for improvement across the board.

A cozy and elegant restaurant with a beautiful harbor view. The food was good and the service was truly excellent. I especially loved their traditional tequila , definitely a highlight of the evening.

It is a high-end fine dining establishment, where the food is an art form. The tasting menu features small, precise portions with complex and delicate flavors. The use of custom ceramic plates shaped like corals and shells suggests a focus on natural textures, while the spectacular service completes the unique experience with spectacular views of the waterfront.

Absolutely incredible experience at Pier for our first night in Cape Town for our honeymoon. Daud served us with class, humor, and education all rolled into one. The food was to die for, the presentation incredibly beautiful, and the vibe classy yet approachable. Would recommend 10/10 times!!

If you want a Michelin grade, top 50 restaurants in the world, head to the Pier, top level, you will never regret it. You will get a chef menu (also vegetarian) that is competing with the best Michelin in Europe and beyond. Highly recommended ! And the price compared to London and New York is absolutely an regular restaurant everywhere else!

Had the most amazing, flavourful and memorable lunch at Pier today. Such a flavour explosion! Would highly recommend eating here for an unforgettable time

Absolutely phenomenal... The food was divine and the service, exceptional. A must if you are looking for something very special.

Tasting menu was great! Servers were attentive and friendly. Love their presentation of food, cheese trolley and the desserts at the end.

​As the first mall I visited on my vacation in South Africa, Canal Walk set an incredibly high standard. The selection of shops is fantastic, with well-stocked stores for everything from clothing to home essentials. I was impressed by the fair pricing, finding great value across the board. The beautiful food court offers a wonderful variety of tastes in a lively atmosphere. For a complete and enjoyable shopping experience, I highly recommend it.

Love shopping here, parking is convenient and plenty of parking, huge selections on specialty items and so many options to shop for deals. I shopped for the entire family, and even found a child size 4 rugby boot on sale at Tekkie Town, and then relaxed at Mugg & Bean for hours having one of their favorite soups.

I visit this place to see “Landscape of the Soul” by Anton Smith. This juxta position of 500 masks, protruding from a 33 metre long wall, three metres high, is an impressive sight to behold in its entirety. But as you step closer, you see that every face is fragmented. Peaceful route for walk. River is surrounded by beautiful parks and flowers.

If you visit Cape Town, take note of how well this city is managed. The rest of our beautiful country is falling apart while this city is flourishing. Absolutely lovely.

Amazing mall a must see. And the canal out the back is breathtaking. So much variety and great restaurants.

This is the biggest mall in Cape Town, and it has all the shops. It's nice.

One of the biggest and interesting shopping hub in capetown ,its a place not to be missed when one is doing his visit in capetown ,it has also have an archival monument for freedom fighters (long walk to freedom ) where you find almost the sculptures for great-great worriors who played pivital role of making South Africa to become a rainbow nation ,interestingly you find that of neighbouring countries whom also contributed e,g Swaziland's greatest Queen mother Labotsibeni and Mozambican known Samora Machel further greatest kings known in history of certain tribes in southern Africa e.g Shaka , Mzilikazi also not forgeting nobel peace price archiver in religious frattenity Emeritus Desmond Tutu,and Also great women in the likes of Albertinah Sisulu, , other warroirs Joe Slovo,then the greatest Father icon of SA and the first black President Dr Nelson Mandela .This shopping is also having a canal where you can reach other places within the mall using a bout from the parking lots

The Old Biscuit Mill definitely has a unique and vibrant vibe — lots of shops, galleries, and food stalls, all packed with character and local creativity. The fresh coconut I tried was tasty and refreshing, perfect for a hot day! However, the market could really benefit from better cleanliness and organization. The layout feels a bit chaotic, with little direction or signage, making it easy to get lost. Some of the food stalls also seemed to operate in less-than-food-safe conditions, which was disappointing considering the overall reputation of the place. Still, it’s worth visiting for the atmosphere and local experience — just go with an open mind and low expectations on hygiene and structure.

Lots to see and do here, variety of shops, eateries, coffee shops, dining areas. Not too touristy, although you can get gifts from here as we did. We spent an afternoon in here shopping, my wife bought some gifts, and we ended up dining here which was relaxing And enjoyable.

Very good spot to buy some local work - clothes, craftsman work, paintings and more. It’s not the cheapest place and it does close early in the day (as most things in Cape Town). However, you can find quality products so it could be worth the visit.

Love this place. Great for shopping. Loads of local souvenirs, antiques, paintings and hand made clothing items. Loved shopping here.

The biggest avocado 🥑 Nice place but if you park your car 🚗 the guys on the road are very disturbing. And they want money but for what, just staying there and directing the traffic(?)

I recently had the opportunity to dine at The Old Biscuit Mill Market and the experience was impressive from start to finish. The restaurant has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with décor that creates a relaxed yet elegant setting. The service was excellent — staff members were attentive, polite, and made helpful recommendations. The menu offered a wide selection of dishes, catering to both traditional tastes and modern preferences. I order meal which was well-prepared, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The portion sizes were generous, and the prices were fair given the quality of the food. Overall, The old Biscuit Mill Market provides a well-rounded dining experience that combines delicious food, great service, and a pleasant environment. I would gladly recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable meal.

The Neighbourgoods Market located at The Old Biscuit Mill is a fun day out for people who want to meet up with friends for some food and drinks, listen to an artist perform, and buy some home made goods, fresh produce, etc. There are many different stalls with food options catering to most dietary preferences. The market is also dog friendly, as long as your dog is well behaved. There isn’t any parking on the premises, so you have to find a spot to park outside on the street or in one of the side roads, but there are usually parking attendants showing you where you can park.

Our small group, enjoyed a leisurely stroll through the galleries. The organization was impeccable, with curated musicians & dance shows. It was a a fantastic Heritage day, where by free entry was granted for all South Africans. There was also an affordable food market just outside. The Art was full of tales & offered a cultural understanding. The lighting in he different galleries was very interesting and your eyes eventually adapt. The crowd was not to thick, it flowed well and was not to overwhelming, however I believe the air control was not working correctly, as it became hot & stuffy in areas, all in all a well worth day spent celebrating the rich cultural diversity and unity together enriched in creative art & history. Thanks Zietz it was a delightful experience

-A rare experience(It's quite deep in history but at the same time, some may get freaked out by the set up/certain art pieces/artifacts.) -The place is still under renovation so it's understandable that it's not complete. -The view from the top is stunning and the design of this museum is modern and sleek. Well done ! -I highly recommend students who are learning about South African history to visit here and spend a day collecting valuable info.

The Zeitz Museum is an amazing experience on two levels. To begin, the museum’s six different exhibits are fascinating and they opened my mind to perspectives and aspects of art/history that I had never contemplated before. For example, the special exhibit focused on the generational trauma caused from French serving Senegalese fighting in Vietnam during the 1940-50s and the consequences that had upon families and cultures, a truly fascinating moment that I had never even considered in that context. Eye opening. The second aspect of the museum that boggles the mind and fills the soul with wonder is the museum itself. The Zeitz is truly an awe inspiring structure; the coolest museum I visited during my time in Cape Town.

Very expensive for us local SAFFERS! We loved it, really beautifully laid out and yet intimate. Pity about the posh restaurant at the top great view and should be booked out ... shocking service from the kitchen, the waitress was lovely and we understood it was not her fault... Can't say we would go back for anything other than the view... Something the kitchen can't control!

Spacious viewing halls, clean simple signage, a leveled variety of exhibitions. The entrance foyer is something engineers and architecture students will truly love! The conversion of a grain silo into a museum is quite a phenomenal achievement. The actual quality of art on display varies though. Some installations are modern and superb and others you can see are just fillers so you are not walking through empty halls. Best to visit during the day, tire yourself, build and appetite and go for lunch at the neighboring restaurants.

I mean The building is really impressive and looks really cool from the inside, and the art was cool too, sure. But that art museum cost over two times More compared to other art museum in Cape-Town. I was expecting more for that price. Honestly I would recommend going to the national art gallery instead (it's in Gardens), about same amount of art to see and only costs about 80rand

Wow! I'm in awe of this building and space & look forward to returning to spend more time when not for an event. Exquisite spaces & flow; to imagine a thought that germinated in a creative mind - leading to this... Inspired!

We were super excited to try out Le Pickle with the uptake of so many smash burgers in Cape Town. Unfortunately, the burger was quite greasy and the chips had the best texture but no flavour. BUT I will say that the brands vibe & store is epic and it’s situated in a great location which could make for some great memories. They also serve alcohol.

The mall it self is very inviting and clean. Also the security was so helpful and eager to assist. I visited the mall on the 27th August. I had a bad experience with spar baked cheese cake and miltart slices. Definitely don't purchase those items. It was dry, probably old and I chocked on it. I had to throw it away. I tossed the slip because my expectations was a good slice of cake I guess. It looked to good definitely not worth R50 and R45 a slice.

Interesting neat centre with various stores, groceries, hardware, clothing, jewelry, bridal and restaurants.

Fantastic show and food! Loved that everyone got to play the drums!

A wonderful top-class self-catering resort with all the amenities you can ask for. It is neat, clean, and well looked after. The hot water springs are lovely, especially in Winter. The staff are very friendly, helpful and accommodating. I a great experience there.

This village/mall is quite nice. It seemingly has everything one needs without going oversized like a mall. Pharmacy, hardware, sporting equipment, grocery, housewares, etc. Disagree with the negative reviews here. Talk it slow and enjoy the variety, chill in the open space and enjoy the people watching. Lots of security about, which I suppose is good. As a tourist found this place inviting and the shopkeepers all friendly. Recommend and would return.

A worthy visit for both locals and visitors when next in Cape Town. Easy and accessible parking and roadside free after 13h00. The selection of shops, restaurants, and beautiful architecture make for great photographs with no buskers nor beggars allowing for leisurely strolls and a most enjoyable half day to see all.

Make sure you make a reservation in advance for The Pot Luck Club, we were only left with the 6pm slot availability. The beauty of arriving at this hour was that we can admire the view of table mountain and lion’s head in the sunset on one side and the port on the other. They are like tapas with fusion twist so you can get to try many plates. We ordered the Peruvian Ceviche, Penang Broccoli and Wild Mushrooms and they were all delicious. The plate that I was particularly impressed was Venison Tataki - a gastronomic piece that was vividly visual in red not for the fainted heart and bold on the tastebuds. The spring brook served with chicken liver pate go surprisingly well together. If you don’t like gamey taste this may not be for you.

This was the best meal I had in South Africa. Stunning views, really great atmosphere and location, and the staff were top class. All the dishes we had were so good and being able to see the kitchen staff working away was a great touch. The cocktails were also all really well made and unique! If I’m back in Cape Town I will 100% be visiting again! Highly recommend stopping by.

We had such a fantastic time at the Sunday Brunch special at The Pot Luck Club. The bottomless MCC and Bloody Marys were absolutely a cherry on top of a wonderful experience from beginning to end. The staff were not only friendly but also incredibly skilled, paying great attention to detail and creating a relaxed atmosphere where we could enjoy everything they had to offer while catching up with friends. The food was superb and beautifully presented, with the Eggs Benedict standing out as a highlight. The drinks kept coming, which added to the fun. I highly recommend checking out the Sunday Brunch. Just make sure to book in advance!

This place came highly recommended and it didn’t disappoint. The atmosphere was buzzing right from the doors opening, open kitchen, great service they really check all the boxes. The food was top notch with good portions and the cauliflower sliders were incredible. Anyone visiting Cape Town who enjoys good food and service should make sure to make a reservation here.

Very cool place to have a dinner with your loved ones. Tapas type menu, that was brought to another level, not only by taste , but by presentation as well. All the servers are very pleasant, knowledgeable of vines and menu lists . Beautiful view of the town from a 6 th floor/ rooth top. I would upgrade tables and settings for so high level of cuisine and service. I, I forgot about cocktails!!!! Very high level of cocktails as well. Highly recommend to experience high end local cuisine !!!

Incredible food in tapas style for sharing. Excellent service and an amazing setting at the top of the silos. Quite an experience. Cocktails like you’ll find nowhere else

Definitely need to make reservations at this place. Service is phenomenal, food is great reason why I gave it a four out of five cause I just wanted something with a little bit less sauce, but great place to go overall

Awesome service – 10/10! Super friendly staff helped us pick from the menu with a smile. Cozy vibe, cool decor, and speedy food. Tasty curry, though the rice ratio could be better. Spice level 5/10 still lit us up – beware!

I cannot fault this place at all. The atmosphere is eclectic and fun. The aromatics coming from the kitchen are divine. We tried the Goat Curry and the Butter chicken which were both an 11/10. Make sure to book, or you might miss out.

I heard this was one of the best restaurants to visit if you're into Indian cuisine. I definitely heard correctly. Probably one of the best tasting Butter Chicken dishes I've had. Authentic and fantastic. Amazing starters, service and atmosphere. I will without a doubt be visiting again 😁

Delicious food, no doubt. But oddly, we were told all indoor tables were booked—despite plenty sitting empty throughout our visit. Perhaps next time we’ll bring a white friend to help us get seated inside. Hospitality shouldn’t come with conditions.

Tried this place out on a whim, while visiting Cape Town and really struck gold! The waiters treated us like family, very clear and descriptive when describing the dishes. Food was superb, tried an unfamiliar dish but was blown away. Will be returning soon!

We cannot express how delicious the food is at Curry Club. Everything was cooked to perfection with a lot of flavor.

“Having simple manners costs nothing, yet it says everything about you.” We recently visited this restaurant with the intention of enjoying a local curry dining experience. Upon arrival, we were informed that no tables were available, as they do not accept seating after 20h30. While we fully respect any establishment’s policies, the manner in which this was communicated was unnecessarily abrupt and discourteous. The owners’ attitude left us feeling unwelcome and disappointed, especially, as a local resident, who had hoped to support a neighborhood business. Although we cannot comment on the quality of the food, the lack of basic courtesy ensures that we will never be returning or recommending this restaurant to others.

If you are a novice at fine dining this meal would've been fantastic. If however, like us you are well versed in fine dining this meal would've been less than expected. It looked stunning but the chef over-used chillies which in most dishes totally over-powered the other ingredients (even the palate cleanser had chillies in the soil. We did love the mango dessert, it was really good. Also we left there way poorer but still hungry so for us the meal was not worth the price (and we got it on the restaurant week special). The service was really good, and the view was lovely.

Beautiful setting on the harbor with elegant décor and warm, polished service. Unfortunately, we were asked to wait, even with an empty dining room, because we arrived 10 minutes early for our reservation. This felt unnecessarily rigid. Dinner was good but not memorable, with dishes emphasizing presentation over flavor. The wine was the clear standout. All in all, Julie and I had a very pleasant evening and a lovely meal.

Marina Perfection: The Waterside, with its very nice setting overlooking the marina near the V&A Waterfront, offers an exceptional dining experience. The fantastic tasting menu was the highlight, showcasing top-notch attention to detail in every flawless course. The service was great, delivered by a small, extremely knowledgeable team that ensured the entire evening was seamless and personalized. We opted for the Women in Wine pairing, a truly brilliant concept featuring unique selections that complemented the dishes perfectly. The only minor critique is that the pours were extremely conservative, amounting to barely two sips per glass; slightly larger measures would definitely enhance this offering. Overall, The Waterside is a must-visit destination. For anyone near the V&A in Cape Town seeking a polished experience with high-quality cuisine and attentive staff, we would highly recommend it.

Everything was phenomenal. I don’t even know what was the best dish, as almost all courses were among the best I’ve had. The furniture was great, and service was on point as well. Highly recommend. This would probably translate to a 1 michelin star restaurant, inching towards the second.

The service was good. Attentive waitress and sommelier is attentive and professional. The wine pairing was good. The food is good but I found the sour and spicy were overpowering for some dishes. Specially for the tuna. The lamb is gamy.

Even though the weather says otherwise, winter is soon coming to an end. How do I know? Because the winter specials wrap up at the end of August, bittersweet because I love the cozy hideaway but not the tourist rush. We decided to take advantage of the lunch special at R595 per person. A while back I went to Pier upstairs, so I was curious to try The Waterside’s vegetarian menu. Walking in from the icy wind, we were met with warmth, both the temperature and the smiles. Wine-lined walls, modern coastal elegance, sleek chairs, oak tables, and those big harbour views. It felt polished but not try-hard. I ordered bubbles (it was Women’s Month after all) and loved seeing a whole page of women-owned wines. My rosé MCC had a blush-gold hue and tasted as crisp and elegant as it looked. The vegetarian menu started with sweet potato, my favourite vegetable, but dressed up like it was headed for the Met Gala. A glossy tamarind sauce, curled ribbon garnish, edible flowers, all beautifully plated. It wasn’t just a looker, the sweet potato was soft and naturally sweet, the sauce gently spiced with curry notes, tangy tamarind sass, plus kimchi for heat and crunch. A touch more salt and it would’ve been perfect. Then came the palate cleanser: the cutest little cactus pot. Zesty lemon sorbet with a tequila-mezcal kick, crunchy chocolate-chilli “soil”, refreshing, grown-up, and genius. I’d happily drink it as a summer cocktail. Mains were gnocchi, golden potato pillows with a light crisp, salsa verde sauce, fresh broccoli and carrots, crispy garnish for seasoning. Vibrant colours like a spring garden on a plate. Comforting, zesty, salty, fresh, all in harmony. Honestly, vegetarians know what’s up; I had zero FOMO. And then dessert, maybe my favourite dessert ever. Minimalist but perfect plating: ruby-red rhubarb tart, creamy cheesecake swirl, dainty quenelle of ice cream. The tart was tangy, jammy, with a buttery buckwheat base. Paired with the decadent cheesecake swirl, it was pure magic. Love at first bite. The ice cream added a cool, not-too-sweet balance. Together? A modern rom-com love triangle that worked. Overall, The Waterside gave me an amazing afternoon: tranquil atmosphere, gorgeous views, and food that’s both beautiful and flavourful. Service was warm, welcoming, and polished. If you’re wondering whether the vegetarian menu is worth it, it absolutely is. Highly recommend. Till next time!

Truly amazing experience. Have had many tasting menus with matched wines around Australia and Europe and this rates up there with the best. Each course was beautifully presented and produced some exquisite taste sensations. Nice touch with different staff serving meals that they were closely associated with, providing really good descriptions. Presentation of each course was immaculate. We paired the showcase of female wine makers and our host Caroline was outstanding in her wine knowledge and preparation along with a great sense of humour. What a way to finish a marvellous holiday in Southern Africa.

A very authentic Portuguese restaurant that has been here forever. I think I visited it in 1988 for the first time. At that stage, it had already been an establishment. Good value, generous portions, and well-prepared food. Some surprisingly nice wines on an unpretentious menu. What you see is what you get… nothing over the top but always up to standard. The service can be a bit slow, especially on a Friday afternoon at lunchtime.

We hadn't been to Dias in a long time. We went to a concert at the Star Theatre nearby and had a quick dinner. Our group ordered grilled hake, Portuguese Prego, Hake Ala Dias (hake, calamari), Trinchado Generous portion sizes and we all enjoyed our meals. Waitresses were friendly and service was quick. We loved the Portuguese family vibe. We parked across the road.

Amazing good, we go here every time we’re in Cape Town, never had a bad meal. Nothing fancy but those are the best places. The garlic roll was incredible. Great service.

My first dinner in Cape Town was extremely good and highly recommended

Went for the 1 kg Prawns special. I had garlic butter prawn, and my friend had peri-peri prawn. We both loved it. Will definitely have Prawns on a Tuesday.

Terrific find for us! Will always come back if back in Cape Town

This place was heaving mostly locals enjoying Portuguese food and the lively atmosphere. I had a great evening here. The team was friendly and professional

A truly beautiful garden! This place is a hidden gem.. The garden is filled with so many rare and incredibly beautiful flowers..as well as some stunning artistic statues.. It's the perfect spot for walking..relaxing..and just enjoying nature. The place is absolutely massive..so one day is definitely not enough to see it all..I'll definitely be back and next time inshallah I'll make sure to visit for at least two days to truly appreciate everything it has to offer.. Highly recommend it!

The botanical gardens around South Africa are an invaluable showcase of local plant life, exhibiting extraordinary biodiversity. The Cape fynbos is the smallest of 6 floral kingdoms in the world, but the richest in unit of area. There are over 9000 species of plant in the Cape, with 6200 not to be found anywhere else in the world. Table mountain alone has more plant species than the whole of the UK. Kirstenbosch is a regular visitor and prize winner at the famous Chelsea flower show. Visiting these botanical gardens provides an opportunity to see the plants displayed there in their natural habitat, on the foot of Table mountain. It is a very beautiful, deeply relaxing place place to visit and spend time. You can take walks, have picnics or visit the classy Moyo restaurant. Highly recommended visit.

Kirstenbosch is truly one of South Africa’s national treasures! The gardens are breathtakingly beautiful — perfectly maintained and showcasing the incredible diversity of our country’s flora. The peaceful walking trails, shady lawns, and stunning mountain backdrop make it the ideal place to unwind and reconnect with nature. The Tree Canopy Walkway (the “Boomslang”) offers amazing views, and there’s always something new in bloom no matter the season. The restaurant and tea garden are lovely too — a great spot to relax after a stroll. Highly recommended for locals and visitors alike. Whether you love plants, photography, or just a peaceful picnic in nature, Kirstenbosch never disappoints!

This place took our breath away! The gardens and the spectacular views are something you see in magazines. You choose what to do here, you can do the trails and see all the botanical garden has to offer or you can set up a blanket on the floor and have a relaxing picnic while you enjoy the breathtaking views. If I lived in Cape Town, I would have an annual membership because I would be coming not only to see and enjoy the garden but also to enjoy all the events they offer. If you love nature, this is the place for you!!!

Kirstenbosch is truly one of the most beautiful botanical gardens I’ve ever been to. The greenery is absolutely breathtaking vibrant flowers, towering trees, and perfectly kept trails all set against the dramatic backdrop of Table Mountain. The energy of this place is so peaceful and uplifting. You can wander for hours, have a picnic on the lawns, or just sit and take in the views. On some days, there’s live music in the gardens, which makes it even more special listening to a concert surrounded by nature is an experience you’ll never forget. If you’re visiting Cape Town, this is an absolute must. It’s a beautiful, serene escape that shows off the heart of South Africa’s natural beauty.

Quick Takeaways 🌳 Immaculately maintained: The gardens are beautifully managed and visually stunning. 🚗 Easy to reach: Accessible by car with clear signage; hiking trails also lead to the gardens (honesty system applies if you enter on foot). 🅿️ Ample parking: Plenty of space for cars, vans, and coaches, though multiple entrances can make leaving a bit confusing. 🗺️ Navigation: A map is provided, but the numbered signs throughout the grounds are often easier to follow. ⏰ Time needed: Plan at least half a day — ideally a full one — to explore everything. 🥾 Terrain: Steep areas and lots of stairs make for a good workout, especially along the perimeter trails. 🌉 Highlights: The canopy walk, art installations, sculptures, and a small waterfall feature add variety and charm. 🍽️ Facilities: The restaurant and shop are well-sized, offering a great range of local produce and souvenirs. 💯 Overall: A must-visit attraction — peaceful, expansive, and lovingly cared for, perfect for both casual visitors and hiking enthusiasts. Full Review The Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens are beautifully managed and immaculately maintained — a truly stunning destination that perfectly showcases South Africa’s rich plant life. Getting there is simple: you can drive directly to the gardens via well-signposted roads, or hike in via one of the numerous trails that connect to the site. For those arriving on foot, there’s an honesty system in place — you’re expected to head to the main ticket office to pay for entry, even though the trails give you open access to the grounds. Once on site, parking is plentiful for cars, vans, and even coaches. The only slightly confusing part is that there are at least two main entrances and two parking areas, which can make leaving a bit tricky — especially after exploring such a large area on foot! Visitors are given a simple map upon entry. I found it attractive and easy to understand in design, but in practice I relied more on the numbered signs dotted around the gardens to orient myself. There’s so much to see here that a couple of hours won’t do it justice. The perimeter trails offer some of the best panoramic views of the gardens and surrounding mountains, but they are quite steep and involve a fair number of stairs, so be ready for some uphill walking. One of the standout attractions is the canopy walk, a beautifully curved bridge that briefly takes you through the treetops — a unique and memorable perspective. The gardens are also dotted with sculptures and artworks that blend naturally with the landscape, adding visual interest at every turn. With so many winding footpaths, it’s easy to miss smaller features. I nearly walked past a charming little waterfall and stream but was glad I didn’t — it was one of my favourite quiet spots. I also walked the upper perimeter and was rewarded with stunning, wide-open views across the gardens and the city beyond. At the end of the visit, the on-site restaurant and shop are both excellent — spacious, well-stocked, and offering a great selection of local produce and gifts. Overall, Kirstenbosch is a must-visit location. It’s clear that the gardens are lovingly cared for, and with so much to explore — from manicured lawns and forested slopes to art and architecture — you could easily spend an entire day here and still not see it all.

Botanical gardens in any city are always winners and this one no less. A huge spread of garden that rolled up the hill, butted against a mountain with rambling springs and creeks, a forest walkway and hiking paths it was a joy to meander the grounds checking the floral and fauna. There was even a yellow Strzelecki plant, created in honour of Nelson Mendela. The gift shop was also a joy to wander around and I loved the bookshop. I loved the varieties of lollies, succulents and aloe.

🌿 Highlights & Charm • Heritage & setting: Opened in 1902, the park sits atop Wynberg Hill on the historic site of an indigenous Silvertree forest; its beautiful conifer gardens retain the local heritage . • Water features: The spring of the Krakeelwater River begins here, flowing through duck ponds that enhance the park’s peaceful ambiance . • Green spaces: With 22 hectares of lawns, shady trees, winding paths and hydrangea blooms in summer, it offers a lovely retreat for families . ⸻ 🏞️ Facilities & Activities • Families & picnics: Equipped with a children’s playground, braai (BBQ) spots, and public toilets, it’s popular for weekend gatherings—often full to capacity . • Events & ambience: Hosts live concerts and “fun days” occasionally, giving a boost to the community vibe . ⸻ 🛠️ Shortcomings to Consider • Maintenance issues: Some visitors note that while facilities like toilets are relatively clean, they could benefit from upgrades and more frequent servicing . • Crowds & wear: Being the second-largest urban park in Cape Town, it’s popular—and can be quite busy, especially on weekends, leading to litter and wear in some areas . ⸻ 👍 Pros & Cons at a glance 👍 Pros 👎 Cons Rich historical value & greenery Toilets need improvement Picnics, braais, family-friendly Overcrowded on weekends River spring, duck ponds & hydrangeas Litter in some spots ⸻ 🎯 Verdict: 3/5 Wynberg Park offers a lovely slice of Cape Town history with mature trees, scenic water features, and park amenities for relaxed family outings. However, its full potential is held back by overcrowding, occasional maintenance issues, and a need for more consistent upkeep. Best for: Families and locals seeking a historic, casual green space for weekend picnics and small events. Not ideal for: Quiet solitude or well-maintained facilities expectations. ⸻ ✅ Tips for Visiting • Weekdays are much quieter—ideal for scenic walks or solitude. • If you’re heading on the weekend, arrive early to secure a pleasant picnic or braai spot. • Bring your own sanitary supplies—toilet paper or wipes—as facilities may run low. • Respect the space—keep it tidy to help ensure it remains a well-loved community asset. ⸻ At 3/5, Wynberg Park remains a cherished historic and community space—with character and charm to spare, but also room for improvement.

The perfect place to clear your head and de-stress.An oasis in the middle of the concrete jungle,with plenty of trees for shade,birds,and squirrels.There are braai facilities and hiking paths,and clean and neat toilet facilities.

Corsa b owners cpt came together and spent the afternoon chatting Great place to chill

Wynberg Park is a hidden gem! The facility is perfect for outdoor events, with simple yet lovely picnic and braai spots. The views are stunning! Highly recommend for bigger groups or just a chill day out. Will definitely be back!

Lovely park that is well maintained and family friendly. With multiple designated braai area and a play place for kids you can go on Lovely group walks and have great views. Alcohol is prohibited

So beautiful, also has benches and braai places available. No alcohol allowed which is even better.

We attended a small family gathering here and it was not bad at all. Lots of space, shade and nice views of the dam / pond and animals. Nice grassy areas, well kept and maintained but bathrooms needed some TLC but perhaps because it is open to the public, it is not in the best state. Quiet, private and we had a lovely Sunday afternoon spent with friends and family.

Located in a very central area along long street, the market is composed of easily around 30 stalls selling magnets, keyrings, traditional African clothes, handcrafts, caps, decorative items and bracelets among others. Large variety of stuffs sold at high prices that you should at least divide by 3 to obtain a fair price. However, sometimes you can get better prices without much bargain in Pan African Market ( a building found 100m away) or cheaper fixed prices in African Curiosity (V&A Waterfront). The market is active as from 9-10am till 5pm everyday, and amazingly as it might seem, they dismantle every stall at the end of the day and mount them again the next day, every single day.

A good number of souvenirs shops are located here from 0900-1700 everyday.. You have bargain at least 50%

Classic souvenirs are sold here. Prices should be negotiated. There are similar souvenirs sold at different stalls so be a little bit patient and walk through the square before buying at first stall you see.

It's always a bustling place with a vibe. Most definitely a tourist hot spot.

Loads of options for African handicrafts big and small to take home as souvenirs. The options on fridge magnets was great there were no handcrafted or unique fridge magnet purchase options available as in Lesotho. The fridge magnets were also pricier than say Boulder beach SAN park gift shop. The vendors are pleasant and easy to talk to, and they don't hassle you into buying stuff. I mainly went to purchase a handcrafted ostrich egg, which was cheaper than the ones I saw in other gift shops.

This place is full of life... The sellers are charming and the exchanges are fruitful. You can take photos and videos, and they always offer you a reduction and a gift if you buy at least two items. I met two Congolese ladies like me, who sell there😍 I didn't even see the table of the second one in fact 😅 The others called her just so she could see the other "Kinoise", lol

A good place to pick up souvenirs at cheap prices. There is security hovering around and we didn't feel unsafe, even though it was very quiet. The stall owners don't hassle you so much

Gigi’s Rooftop is such a vibe! ✨ The ambience is fantastic—chic but relaxed, with the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to stay all night. The music, the lighting, the view… everything just works together perfectly. Drinks were on point, food delicious, and the service made it even better. Definitely one of those spots that feels special the moment you walk in.

I'm not even sure where to start, we popped here for a lovely lunch in the sun, the food was absolutely unreal, the decor absolutely amazing so modern and fresh! such a unique place with so much to give, it's an absolute VIBE! staff was so so lovely, friendly and welcoming. my better half and I was absolutely vibing, drinks/cocktails was so lovely, music great and the only one massive thing that ruined it was CHLOE, extremely rude, came over and rudley told us we are not allowed on the decking as there's a sign ( bare in mind we took loads photos and even a staff member took photos of us up there and did not say we wasint allowed there, others did too) Chloe rather than approaching us and explaining this like a human she barked at us and walked away while we tried to speak to her ( we was very shocked that some could act in this manner towards anyone never mind a paying customer!) she ruined our whole experience, we did mention this to two members of staff, I however nothing happened we got a sorry that was it. unfortunately people like Chloe should not work anywhere near people, the lack of customer service, empathy, no logic, no respect is absolutely disgusting, she needs a new job and fast before she barks at others! Other than that the place was fabulous 👌🏽 I hope the 2.5mil views I get on here really see Chloe for what she is ( not the first I've met)

Visiting from the US. This is my second time at Gigi’s. Whenever I visit Cape Town, Gigi’s is on my list. They always have great food and drinks. Staff is so nice and friendly. Brandon greeted me as soon as I walked in, and had me laughing the whole time. Ashley made us amazing cocktails. If ever he’s behind the bar, let him make you a custom drink. He’s a real mixologist. 🎉 Definitely my favorite spot when I visit. ❤️

I absolutely love this spot! The staff are incredible and the decor and vibe are amazing. The food is great (Halaal friendly upon request) and their mocktails are truly something special. My only gripe what that service was quite slow. You wait quite a while after ordering to receive your beverage and especially your food. I hope they’re able to iron out that issue soon. All in all, I’m a fan and will be returning!

Went for birthday dinner and it was amazing, the atmosphere is to die for, nice music and perfect lighting. The service was great, shoutout to Tash for being so great, she explained the menu in detail and recommended some great dish, such a sweetheart. Experience was wholesome definitely coming back for cocktails ❤️

Amazing restaurant in town, the food was phenomenal especially the hand rolled gnocchi and Korean cauliflower compliments to the chef, staff super friendly especially our waiter that served us (I have added a photo of her specifically because I think I’ve never been served the way does she really has a special gift), the whole staff evens came to sing so beautiful for my girlfriend birthday. I would rate this restaurant 11 out of 10

I love coming here for cocktails and tapas - they have a wide variety of tasty options. They're a bit on the pricey side but the unique setting/decor and amazing atmosphere make it worth the visit - especially for a date night!

I don’t know what happened in the kitchen on that day, but I unfortunately won’t be visiting again. I’m wildly suprised by all the great reviews and stars, as that’s why we chose Haiku as our restaurant of choice. - made a reservation with a staff member, when we arrived no one was informed. But this was not even a problem because it was quiet, so we got seated easily. - lighting is so dark. It feels like 11pm in there. - food took so long to arrive - ordered the 12 piece sushi platter for R300: it was a disaster. There was more rice than fish, the fried sushi was so hard because it wasn’t coated in tempura batter, ginger looked a few days old, the assortment was a joke (2 salmon roses, 2 tuna nigiri, 4 over fried tuna California roll, 4 tuna and Salomon California roll) the water said there was prawn but we didn’t get any in our platter. - it was a very quiet Sunday, only our table and another table of 4 to look after. Our waiter was giving ‘not interested’ to be at work on that long weekend. Not disrespectful, but just super lethargic and whatever. Took so like to bring the cutlery and the bill. - prawn toast would have been so tasty but way too salty. - The tuna tacos for R195: the tacos were extremely oily. The tuna was great, a bit stingy with the guac. - this seems to be a high end restaurant, so note that the sushi and dim sum come in quantities of 2/3/4/6 and it’s unspecified on the menu! I wanted to order noodles and the duck but after the mediocre food and service we called it a night. Went home unsatisfied.

Was debating between going to a less high end place but chose this because I liked the exterior. Inside is gorgeous and the service was good but food wasn’t anything special. We got lots of dim sum and one wok- the Vegs didn’t have much taste we needed to add some salt and we also ordered the spicy prawn and chili oil chicken dim sum. The chicken one was better and the food was fine but again, nothing to rave about. I’m sure the hole in the wall would have been a bit more authentic but alas

Exceptional Asian Cuisine in the heart of Cape Town. Secure undercover parking is available right opposite the restaurant. Here’s what I had: 1️⃣ Rainbow reload - Paired with Ken Forresters Sav Blanc 2️⃣ Spinach Hargau, Prawn toast, Duck spring roll - Paired with Tokara Chardonnay. 3️⃣ Sizzling Beef, Honey Chicken, Cantonese veg, Egg fried rice - Paired with Snow Mountain Pinot noir. 4️⃣ Cheesecake and green tea ice cream / mango ice cream paired with cappuccino

Incredible quality Asian fusion food: Japanese, Thai and Chinese. The dumplings were so popular with all 7 of us. We enjoyed superior quality sushi, fresh and flavourful. The coconut rice was outstanding with the Kung pao curry. Do not miss out on the cheesecake. We shared that delicious desert. If you need special dietary advice only accept advice from the management. Great gluten free options available.

Was welcomed with a smile Atmospere was that of a fine dining restuarant . Our Waiter Brydon recommended our dishes which was spot on with his selections . He was friendly and very helpful. Food was great would recommend to anyone to visit this place for a fine dining experence and would definately return .

Loved it. The quality of food was wonderful and fresh, every bite was tasty and well presented. Service was very good and attentive, we enjoyed the ambiance which is romantic and comfortable lighting. We ordered tapas style to try as much as we can and we’re were pleasantly surprised every time. Food kept coming and it was wonderful.

Enjoyed a celebratory lunch on Heritage day. Enjoyed a glass of Chenin with crispy duck salad, followed by the Haiku sushi platter and angry duck with egg fried rice. Excellent as always!

Borruso’s in Kenilworth is the perfect spot to catch up with friends or family. Warm, friendly, and consistent. The waiters are a bit young so make mistakes sometimes but overall a lovely experience. An added bonus that they dont charge corkage 🍕🍝🍷

Pizza was delicious! Waitrons were super friendly. And they had Black Label beer, so this was amazeballs!! Love it👌👌

Just had the worst pizza in my life delivered from here by Mr D. Cold, no cheese and trashed. All for R200. Bargain.

This was definitely one of the best pizza's I have ever eaten. Fresh and delicately spiced topping, perfectly baked thin Italian crust, simply delicious! If you have a big appetite, I also strongly recommend to try the foccacia as a starter, they were also very tasty. Desserts are homemade and excellent. There is a lively publike atmosphere. Waiters are friendly and service is very fast. Reservations are not possible, but not needed because a table will be available in no time and the pizza is absolutely worth the wait.

Went with family from overseas since we have grown up with this place but also because it is the only pizza and pasta place that is delicious beyond say. Pizza is thin base, with amazing toppings and superb fresh chilli on the side. Favourites are the 'foccaccio' and the 'no name brand', as well as the pasta 'alfredo', which is creamy and so full of authentic flavours. There is a very unique and special quality and character of Borrussos that makes it stand out. From the colours of choice, different furnitures, old victorian style bathroom to the wood fired oven surrounded by money notes, and of course the vintage alcohol bottles and the team pictures throughout the years on display. Lovely owners and such cheerful young ladies and gents working there give such a great vibe and an atmosphere worth wanting more. We have and will always enjoy every moment... Keep up the incredible work and thank you team for bringing smiles to everyone's faces! See you soon, as you will say, pizza will never ever go wrong:) Take care everybody.

Such a lovely dinner out with family on my first visit to Cape Town. In Kennilworth is where this quaint, traditional Italian gem can be found. Think 'Nonna's' kitchen - cozy corners, mood lighting, mismatched chairs, and the chatter of happy customers clinking wine glasses and enjoying generously portioned, delicious food. Perfect pizza - thin crust with lovely quality toppings. I had the blue cheese and fig preserve foccacia to start and the Puttanesca fettucine for mains. Brilliant. My family (who make this a regular stop) highly recommend the Lasagne - I'll absolutely have that next time 😅

Loved it. Great atmosphere. Great service. Great pizza. Would have been 5 star if it wasn't for the wait for food. It was packed so no problem but a bit long. Will give another go for sure!

One of our absolute favourite beaches! It’s small and quiet, and sheltered from the wind. You must check the tides, and the beach disappears in high tide, and the tide rises very quickly if you’re on the beach. There is an entrance fee, and you need to provide ID for SA resident fees, so remember to bring it or have a digital copy ready. You won’t be guaranteed to see penguins, as they are wild so roam about. So if you do, enjoy them. Don’t chase them, they’ll swim and wonder around the people. You’ll definitely see dassies, they are quite tame but still wild so don’t try pet them. Highly recommend

Boulders Beach in Cape Town is an absolute gem! 🐧 The highlight, of course, is getting up close to the adorable African penguins — it’s such a unique experience watching them waddle around . The beach itself is stunning, with crystal-clear water and huge granite boulders that make it feel like a private little paradise. It’s a great spot for families, couples, or anyone who loves nature and the ocean. The water can be a bit chilly, but it’s perfect for a refreshing dip on a hot day. Make sure to bring your camera — the views and penguins are picture-perfect! 📸 Definitely one of Cape Town’s must-visit attractions!

A must visit place while visiting Cape Town. Penguins are not found everywhere hence seeing these here in wild and natural setting is not to be missed. I visited the place in October, when it was spring season at this place, I must say this is the best time to visit Cape Town. It is about a 1.5 hours journey from Cape town, however the journey in between is so pretty that you enjoy every bit of it. Along the journey you are passing on a coastal road which has breath taking sea views. Also, you pass through beautiful mountains covered with very beautiful natural flora and fauna that you would not have seen in any other part of the world. The natural wild flowers of this area are very unique. Once you reach the Boulders beach, you need to park your transport in the parking area, then you have to walk for some time to reach the Boulders beach. The walk itself is interesting. You have many souvenir shops in between and a proper souvenir shop at the boulders beach. On this way little children dressed in traditional dresses were dancing and singing local songs to entertain the visitors. You can join the dancing and have fun or you can have some pictures with them. Boulders beach itself is very pretty. Clear blue sae water, white sand, proper pathways to reach the beach and the Penguins itself. It was very much full of fun. Fully recommended.

Boulders Beach in Cape Town is one of those rare places where nature, wildlife, and serenity meet in the most magical way. Walking down the wooden boardwalk, the excitement builds as you catch your first glimpse of the famous African penguins. The sight of these charming little creatures waddling along the sand, diving into the turquoise waters, or sunbathing on the rocks is nothing short of heartwarming. It feels like stepping into a documentary, only this time you’re part of the story. What makes Boulders Beach truly special is the chance to get so close to these endangered penguins while still respecting their habitat. Unlike anywhere else in the world, here you can swim alongside them in the sheltered bay, where the water is calm, clear, and surprisingly inviting. The large granite boulders create natural pools, making it safe and family-friendly. Beyond the penguins, the beach itself is stunning — soft white sand, crystal-clear waves, and a peaceful atmosphere that feels worlds away from the busy city. It’s both an adventure and a sanctuary. Visiting Boulders Beach is not just about seeing penguins; it’s about experiencing Cape Town’s unique blend of beauty, conservation, and wonder.

Boulders Beach, near Simon’s Town outside Cape Town, is a truly special place — beautiful, charming, and full of personality. The sheltered cove formed by ancient granite boulders creates calm, clear pools perfect for swimming, especially for children or anyone wanting gentler waters. Its biggest draw, of course, is the African penguin colony: watching them waddle, swim, nest, and interact is both heartwarming and unforgettable. Facilities are decent — boardwalks, viewing platforms, parking, restrooms and a little shop. Heads up: it gets busy, especially mid-day, and there’s an entrance fee (which goes toward conservation). Also, since the penguins are wild, one must be careful, respectful, and follow all rules about maintaining distance. Overall, Boulders Beach is a must-visit if you’re in Cape Town — scenic, serene, and seeing penguins in nature makes the trip truly worthwhile.

#LiveOutLoud Most tourists go to Boulders Beach for the Penguins, well we went for the beach and swam in the rock pools, and we're blessed by a group who shouted loudly, 'Happy Wedding Anniversary', they also sang for us... Boulders Beach near Simon's Town has a lot going for it and you might just have too much fun in one day... Go early, rent a car, it's a lot less busy if your are not in a large tour group, we didn’t go with a plan, we just went with the flow, sometimes surprises make the journey more memorable... What ever you do, don't try to rush this visit and if you can plan for a sunny day, take your swimmers... #HappyFeet are welcome, don't just watch the penguins, #GetWet

5 stars for the penguins, 4 for the crowds of people. I knew it could be overcrowded, but I didn’t realize how much 😄 Even in the evening, 30 minutes before closing. However, maybe everyone was just waiting for the golden hour to take their best shots. Anyway, as a tourist must-see, plan your visit here. Penguins are such cute creatures!

The Cape of Good Hope, situated on the Atlantic coast of the Cape Peninsula in South Africa, marks the most south-western point of the African continent. For centuries it has been a place of both fear and fascination—known for its treacherous waters where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans converge, creating powerful currents, sudden storms, and unpredictable weather. Originally named the “Cape of Storms” by the Portuguese explorer Bartolomeu Dias in 1488, it represented one of the greatest challenges of early maritime exploration. Later renamed to the “Cape of Good Hope”, symbolizing the promise of a new sea route to the riches of the East—India and beyond. This renaming reflected optimism that the route would open unprecedented opportunities for trade and expansion during the Age of Discovery. Today, the Cape of Good Hope forms part of the Table Mountain National Park, renowned for its dramatic cliffs, rugged coastline, and rich biodiversity, including baboons, ostriches, and many bird species. It is located about 30 miles (48 kilometers) south of Cape Town, easily accessible for visitors who wish to experience both its natural beauty and its layered history. Two lighthouses stand sentinel here: the old lighthouse, built in 1859 at the summit of Cape Point, and the new lighthouse, constructed in 1919, located 162 meters lower near the tip of the promontory. The new one was built because the old lighthouse, though higher, was often obscured by fog and cloud cover, making it invisible to ships in peril. From the car parking, where you can find souvenir shops, you can take a cable car up to the old lighthouse or you can also walk (about 20 minutes). Visiting the Cape is more than a scenic outing—it is a journey through time. Its cliffs and windswept shores recall the daring of explorers who risked everything to expand the world’s horizons. A trip to the Cape of Good Hope is indeed worth every moment, offering panoramic views, natural wonders, and a deep connection to one of the great turning points of global history.

The winds were crazy there with the surf crashing on the rocks throwing spray into the air and it was totally exhilarating! So much fun and we saw seals and ostriches as a bonus. Then went to Cape Point, took the funicular up and climbed the stairs to the lighthouse. The view is incredible and saw where the Indian Ocean meets the Atlantic. The difference in the colors of the waters was unexpected. Well worth the drive.

The trail is fairly easy, finished in around an hour or so. There's even a few animals on the trail, though they're tiny - primarily lizards. There's also a wonderful view of the beach that opens up around halfway through.

My visit to the place was very beautiful. I saw the famous Cape of Good Hope point with the waves hitting the rocks and the clouds covering it. The view and the place were really beautiful and I hope to visit it again with my family and friends. It is a historical and heritage landmark that is worth visiting. I spent two hours contemplating the beauty of the place. I recommend visiting it and visiting the entire park, as you will find beauty everywhere on every path you take, with ostriches on the road and ibex running in the place.

Absolutely breathtaking! 🌊 The Cape of Good Hope is a must-visit — stunning ocean views, dramatic cliffs, and the fresh sea breeze make it unforgettable. The scenery feels like something out of a postcard, even on a cloudy day. Highly recommend bringing a camera and just soaking in the natural beauty!

A memorable visit to one of the most beautiful places in the world 🌍. The road is long, passing through high mountains with stunning but sometimes scary views ⛰️. Along the way, you’ll see the meeting point of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans 🌊. Despite the difficult road and no internet, the experience is truly worth it. I recommend starting early in the morning to avoid getting too tired.

The wind and the landscape are an unforgettable experience. From a pure geographical perspective a 😞. There is another Cap that is the real southern most point of Africa. Even if the entrance fee is expensive. Definitely worth it.

Beautiful place and huge with history filled. Went there this weekend and could spot many animals and have some great hikes in the sun. 1 Star minus is because of the 5 times higher rate for foreigners. I can understand that we have a higher income but 5 times more seems a bit unfriendly to me. Would go back but not with paying that for a daypass....

What a remarkable place. There is so much to do there. It certainly requires several trips to see and do all the activities. Going to the point is only one. Its worth doing the short hike to the end right on the ridge of the peninsula, even more so than going up to the lighthouse. There are queues for the cart but walking is much easier and more fun.

Cape Point Nature Reserve was a highlight of our trip—made even better by a beautiful, clear day that gave us endless ocean views. You can either walk or take the funicular up to the lighthouse; we chose to walk, and it was well worth it. The trail offered stunning scenery the entire way up. It was very windy and a bit crowded at the top near the lighthouse, but the views more than made up for it. For lunch, there are two options: a sit-down restaurant and a quicker spot called The Food Shop. We tried the pizza (just okay), but the caprese sandwich was fresh and satisfying. We stopped by the two souvenir shops on-site, which had a nice selection of Cape Point–specific items. After lunch, our guided tour included a fantastic hike from the reserve down to the iconic Cape Point sign. The trail was well maintained, with wooden slats for most of the way and only short stretches that required a bit of scrambling. It was a great way to experience the landscape more intimately. We managed to walk right up to some Ostriches along the path! Overall, an incredible day in a breathtaking location!

This is an absolute Must Do when you are in Cape Town. Where Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean meet. The fynbos nature - which is like nowhere else on Earth, will definitely speak to your spirit. Dont just stand around like a tourist. Hike up and down this stunning South Point of Africa. And while you do- pray for every man women and child living in this Country please. 💜

Most spectacular place!! If you feel like a good walk and climb down a million steps you reach a beautiful beach!! Very windy at the lighthouse so hold onto your hats!!

Great visit to the park. We saw Eland in two spots, ostriches, and while we saw no baboons, there was lots of evidence of them (scat). The flora is so wildly different and interesting to us coming from Canada. June 30, 2025 C & J

I went twice to the Cape Point Nature Reserve (2017,2019) because I felt the first time was really too fast. The second time, I actually hiked all the paths which is the way you want to go, you'll soak yourself into the scenery, fauna and general atmosphere much more satisfyingly. Don't limit yourself to a quick ride up and down with the cable car and back in the bus. That's really lame. This reserve definitely deserves your time.

After visiting the local distillery thought I’d check out the local markets. Very interesting with some local craft work and unusual souvenirs. Also local and multi cultural food on offer as well as clothing, fruit, cured meats etc. I really loved some of the metal sculptures outside. Good to chat to several of the local stall owners. Great vibe! Most vendors prefer cash but cards and tap pay are available. There are both indoor and outdoor seating areas and tables and the outdoor area has a great view of the mountains. Really worth a visit if you are in the area. Had some great oysters and calamari at Seabar❣️

The Hout Bay Harbour Market is charming. It has everything you need for a wonderful breakfast or lunch. A wide selection of sweets and pastries. Craft beer, cured meats, and fresh pizza are also available. You can also buy clothing, leather accessories, and jewelry. The atmosphere is very cozy, safe, and relaxing.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ market and vibe. A Hout Bay and 🇿🇦 favourite. Always a pleasure to come here - alone or with the whole family. There are high quality stalls and vendors here, selling anything from leather goods, wire work, clothing, jewellery, home & kitchen goods and everything in between. The restaurants and drinking holes are of top quality, serving a wide variety of exceptional fare. I always recommend this as a stop for friends, family and travellers from abroad. Keep up the good work team Bay Harbour Market!!! 💪🏼🇿🇦😎

This market has some local craft work and unusual souvenirs. Also local and multi cultural food on offer as well as clothing, fruit, cured meats etc. I really loved some of the metal sculptures outside. There are both indoor and outdoor seating areas and tables, and the outdoor area has a great view of the mountains. That said, I took the bus and the trip took about an hour and a half. In all honesty, compared to how small the market actually is, I didn’t feel it was worth the long journey. If you have a car, it might be more convenient and worthwhile. But if you're relying on public transport, be prepared for a lengthy trip for what is ultimately a brief visit.

If you looking for a good old fashioned fish n chips. This is the spot. However they changed their chips and it just doesn't do the same job, my personal opinion. Nothing fancy. You have to have zero expectation and just go with the flow. Nothing fancy. Excellent prawns and calamari and snoek and best hake.

As a start a very concealed entrance to the indoor market - that needs some work. Once inside you feel relaxed. The pizza was good. Expensive if you go gluten free. Really nice vibe though and a small outdoor section to sit and eat/chat if you want to be outside. Chaotic parking scene - have your wits about you. A nice place to meet friends. Closes 4pm on Saturday.

Not our first trip to the Market, as we visit every time we're in South Africa. There's something for everyone here, from jewellery, clothing and homewares to that holiday souvenir and more. Art work, the local Hout Bay distillery and various outlets serving delicious food means you can happily spend a few hours here, especially when there's live music.

I enjoyed a beautiful snip and paint party at the Claremont gardens. It is so pretty and peaceful there with lots of trees providing shade and ducks walking freely and loads of other birds and squirrels to see.

Such a beautiful place. A very old garden - older than Kirstenbosch, even - with a variety of exotic trees. Good place for a stroll, a picnic, or to lie down with a book. I saw ducks, geese, and squirrels, and was charmed by the chorus of frogs in the little vlei area. The only downside is that there isn't much parking nearby.

Glorious, well kept garden. One would never expect this little gem to be tucked away on the main road in Claremont. It’s a perfect spot to breathe if you are waiting for anyone at one of the medical centres across the road. I loved having a genuinely quiet spot in the city on a Sunday. Enough benches, and waste bins. With a good mix of paths and grass spaces along with a wetland area it’s a happily place. Quite popular for photo shoots. All dogs must be on leash. Security does patrols which helps with feeling safe. There is a school with a hockey field bordering the property, so you may hear match sounds but only in one section.

This park really is a hidden gem in the heart of Claremont - peaceful, serene, wholesome, calm, and breathtakingly beautiful. Some of the oldest and most exotic trees grow here and reading up on the history is interesting. Perfect for picnics on the manicured lawn and super child friendly.. security at the entrance - strictly no alcohol allowed. There’s a toilet at the entrance. Seems dog friendly but we only saw dogs on leashes.

Highly recommend this gem. I have been living in cpt for 9 years. I can't believe I missed this. Come here for picnic, walking or listening to birds singing.

A lovely, free, botanical garden to just switch off and enjoy the beauty of nature. Safe & very popular, especially for wedding pictures.

Beautiful and well kept gardens. See why people getting wedding photos taken here.

The fish on the rocks is incredibly flavorful, bursting with savory spices and served piping hot. Each bite reveals a juicy tenderness, complemented by a crispy exterior that adds a satisfying crunch. The aroma wafts invitingly, making it hard to resist this delightful culinary masterpiece.

More than Fish & Chips... Since 1974, this family style restaurant has perfected a quality product, yes you have to line up, but one (1) minute later a young lady came out and called out, "Order number 28". That's me!!! THIS WAS FAST... They have a cool condiments section, as they do not put salt or any dressings on your order, this is great for those who both medically or just don't like that heavy handed salt technique found in so many take-away-joints #Wow you get to choose from, -Fresh lemon wedges, - Salt, - Vinegar and even chilli sauce, - Ketchup and mustard... I started eating fish & chips as a little boy surfing on Bondi Beach, as an adult I made the trek to the UK., during my master's and ate heaps of fish & chips from the mother land... So how good was it, third (3rd)in line, 1. Australia 2. The United Kingdom 3. Fish on the Rocks Yes, I purposely didn't say South Africa as number three (3), because fish and chips are both, 'Hit-and-Miss', in South Africa, from soggy, to overcooked and oily... Fish on the Rocks oil was clean, there was no oil taste, we even went back and ordered a small chips (R40), it wasn't a small chips, #SoGood We highly recommend this spot, which is located right on the water, where in season is a Cape Town Whale watching spot, it's the perfect location after Bondi Beach, Sydney Australia to have fish & chips... By-the-way, it is next Hout Bay markets, and just around the corner from the beach and family restaurants... #GreatFamilyDay

Great place and the food is fresh. The signs outside that say that you have to keep an eye on your handbag and phones, give the impression that it is unsafe to sit and enjoy your food. I could hardly take a picture, nevermind video calling loved ones far away without stressing about being robbed. There is also no sea view to enjoy. Quite pricey as well. I can tell that they are trying hard to keep thugs out and trying to make it a great experience, but cannot help the concerns. Food is very fresh, massive portions and delicious, so still worth trying it out.

A stop in Hout bay for Fish on the Rocks is must whenever in Cape Town! This probably the best fish and chips in the CPT. Always fresh, always tasty! They are usually busy during peak times and you may wait a while to get your order but definitely worth the wait! The hake, calamari and chips combo is delicious. The prawns are also a good option.

The fish was fresh and well made, not too oily...could use a little more flavour tho, overall the place is so pretty with a seal that came to say hi

The food is 10/10, quality drops a little when the place is packed but still tastes amazing. The perfect Capetonian experience of having fresh fish beachside on the rocks!

Amazing as Expected. Only downside are the occasional beggars. Some of them really do not respect your food, privacy or even personal space. Otherwise exceptional Food!

Great romantic spot, staff, service and food was outstanding. Definitely visiting them again. And the Apple Berry crumble is amazing!!!

⸻ I had an absolutely wonderful experience at Lighthouse Café near Boulders Beach. The manager, Brie , in photo was fantastic — so welcoming and genuinely passionate about what they do. He kindly introduced me to the chef and owner, Mike, whose knowledge of food and wine was exceptional. Mike gave me the best recommendations for wineries, and I actually changed my entire last-day itinerary based on his advice — it turned out to be one of the best days of my trip! His insights into food science and cooking were inspiring; he even taught me how to cook fish perfectly, a lesson I’ll be bringing back home to London. A truly memorable visit — thank you to the entire team for making it so special.

We had a wonderful lunch at this restaurant! The mussels were the best I've ever had. Everyone in our family really enjoyed their meal. The restaurant design is cosy, the staff is very friendly and attentive and the wine pours generous. Highly recommend and we would love to come back!

Took a stop here after visiting cape of hope and ordered Pizza and Pasta. Good food though a little low on flavour. Ambience was great and service was awesome. Just a tip the menu on Google maps is outdated.

We have been there two days in a row (3rd and 4th of October, 2025) and even joked about extending our stay in Simon’s Town by an extra day just to have a third dinner at this amazing local place. The restaurant has a charming maritime flair, warm and attentive service, and absolutely delicious seafood. Everything is fresh and of high quality, and depending on the local catch of the day, they offer fantastic daily specials. Hint: Given that the restaurant is often fully booked, a reservation is highly recommended.

Had an absolutely fabulous lunch here with the family. The burger was the best burger I have had in a very long time. Thick patty and cooked to order - medium rare. Every other dish looked amazing and there was nothing other than complimentary comments from the rest of the group. Fish and chips - amazing, Pie and mussels very good. Creme Brulé excellent.

Warm friendly service and the food was top quality. I'll definitely be back again soon.

The quality of the food is despicable. Damn. There’s no love or passion in the food. The chips are old and lifeless, a smidge of atchar, they really skimped on the amount, we could barely taste the atchar, one slap of piling on each piece of Gatsby. Rather disappointing and such an absolute waste of money. They’ve put more focus on the packaging than the actual delivery of food. The quality has dropped tremendously. Focus on your food quality, because ew!!!

It's a nice takeaway spot famous for Gatsby so I decided to try it. It's good food at a cheap price but that's about it

I bought a Vienna parcel with chips the chips were soaked in some spices and chilly there’s no sauce in the food it’s so bad,Vienna are old the chips does not have life in them The worst ever .. I’m sick right now I’m going to report you guys to the department of health and inspection is needed urgently at that shop .. Nonsense man😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

We’ve had our fair share of disappointments with other establishments in the past, but Aneesa’s Wynberg has never once let us down. Our go-to order (as insisted on by our two kids!) is the Full House “gebba” with braised steak – and every single time, it arrives perfectly packaged, piping hot, and absolutely delicious. A heartfelt thank you to the amazing team at Aneesa’s Wynberg for your consistently wonderful service and mouth-watering meals. You’ve made loyal fans out of our whole family! 💙

Busy place, below average gatsby. Got my order wrong, so I had to get home call and drove back to get my order right. If my kids dont finish a meal you must know something is up. My Masala Vienna and masala Steak were bland, lacked a lot of spice and and had far too much onion on. Even the chips lacked any flavour which is sacrilegious Unfortunately won't be returning here anytime soon. Good prices but I would rather pay a little more for quality.

I wish there was a no star option. The quality of your food was below standard this evening. Hardly any chips on the gatsby, the onions tasted like tinned smooth. I can't believe that this is the same place we usually order from. Where is the consistency in your food quality and delivery??

Im Absolutely blown away!!! we have eaten from your branch many times. Vienna and Chips, Masala Sreak Parcels and so on.... BUT OH MY WORD!!!.... We just ordered a Mutton Curry Gatsby..... FANTASTIC!!! SO PACKED WITH THAT TRADITIONAL Mutton Curry flavors... Wow, Wow... wow. Definitely the best Gatsby we've ever had.