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Filled with old-world charm, each table sports a fully functional antique rotary dial telephone which guests are encouraged to use to ‘ring’ other patrons. For the more traditional guests, telegrams can be sent inviting other tables over for a round of drinks. Add a comment Read more...
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Playwright Nicholas Spagnoletti and software engineer Edward van Kuik were on a joint search for the perfect social spot. Their creative culmination resulted in Alexander Bar — a unique ‘conversation space’.
Home to beaches, boats, seagulls and quirky shops, the small fishing town of Kalk Bay has a unique charm that makes it like no other place in South Africa. And no trip to Kalk Bay could ever be complete without an experience at Harbour House – arguably one of the best seafood restaurants in the country. If you’re looking for an especially indulgent affair that will leave a lasting impression, you’ve just found it.
It’s no surprise that the Pasta Factory has become a regular for those devoted to good food. Hungry urban dwellers pack into the industrial-style restaurant to get their fill of the tastiest pizzas, salads, and antipasti. But the real star of this culinary show is the amazing variety of pasta.
This little gem in the ’burbs of Cape Town is now something of a valued asset to the Claremont area. The venue is a modern interpretation of the classic European café, where the aroma of freshly baked bread and fine coffee are enough to lure you in. Once inside, Café Nood will seduce you with its fully stocked deli and tantalising menu.
When you walk into Restorante Posticino, it feels like you’re walking into “mama’s house”. The hearty meals served here are infused with Italian passion and flavoured with love.