A Foodie鈥檚 Guide to Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa

I鈥檇 heard Cape Town was food lover鈥檚 paradise, but beyond the vague sense that it was going to be pretty bloody awesome, I didn鈥檛 have many expectations. After all, my whole plan had been to go to Bali up until about a month before booking the trip, at which point I suddenly did a complete about-turn because someone told me the wine there was rubbish and I should probably go to South Africa. I was sold. Cape Town came at the end of my trip (more about the Garden Route and Winelands in another post another time) and was quite honestly a grand foodie finale. By the time I arrived, I鈥檇 got far more restaurant tips from friends, followers and fellow bloggers than I could possibly stomach 鈥� so this is but a very scant selection of the full bounty Cape Town has to offer.

Do 10 seconds of research about where to eat in Cape Town and you鈥檒l undoubtedly come across Chefs Warehouse. On the plus side, they don鈥檛 take reservations (which is an advantage in a country where every restaurant seems to get booked up weeks before you鈥檝e even started thinking about booking your flights, let alone anything else). On the minus side, they close at 8 pm, which is too early in a holiday situation when you鈥檙e trying to fit in Table Mountain, Robben Island and several food markets before the sun goes down. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).

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Guide Name: A Foodie鈥檚 Guide to Cape Town
Guide Location: South Africa » Cape Town
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Vicky Hampton
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:

Chefs Warehouse
Charango
V&A Food Market
Kubu
Woodlands Eatery
Sidewalk Caf茅
NeighbourFood Market
Old Biscuit Mill
Pot Luck Club
Codfather

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