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Munching my way through breakfast at Martins Bakery
Martins Bakery in Diepriver is one of those hidden gems about which only the locals know, and visitors to Cape Town wish they knew, given the recent propensity for artisan breads. Martins resembles a typical old fashioned deli / coffee shop, which indeed is...
Dining Out in Cape Town
South Africa’s Mother City is home to some truly global gastronomy - Cape Town’s CBD is a veritable melting pot of different cultures. Not only are its locals far from homogenous themselves, there’s also the multitude of ex-pats from far-flung nations who’ve f...
I thought I soy a sushi bar …
I remember myself, age fourteen, squidging up my face in revulsion at what I’d just put in my mouth. Not the actual taste of it, mind you - in hindsight I’m sure it was delicious - but the thought: raw fish wrapped in seaweed? I wasn’t having any of it. Until ...
Rise and shine, Breakfast in Cape Town
Rise and shine, Breakfast in Cape Town: Brunch is, almost by definition, a lazy meal. It usually involves waking up late on a weekend morning and easing ever-so-slowly into the day with a leisurely, often decadent breakfast. Which means it might just be the pe...
Chandani in Woodstock
We're fans of Indian food, and rather than heading off to town to eat at Bukhara's - which, incidentally, has recently had a fire (we learned as much when trying to book a table) where the plush décor is a pre-sentiment of the bill that follows, even if the fo...