Situated at the V & A Waterfront opposite the harbour, this is the perfect restaurant for a lazy Friday lunch. One of our favourite restaurants, Quay Four, lost out today, as we decided to give Seelan a try. Elegantly decorated and with crisp white tablecloths and serviettes, friendly staff and an inviting menu, this restaurant is a must to visit. As it was a quite chilly day in October, we … Continue reading →
Deon and I took a short break during the June holidays and decided to explore Cape Town as much as possible during the few days. First of all we decided to visit Woodstock which is one of Cape Town’s oldest suburbs. Woodstock is within reach of Table Mountain (a beautiful backdrop to Woodstock); the CBD and the V&A Waterfront. We had been to the Old Biscuit Mill on a previous … Continue reading →
On Monday 15 June it was a school holiday, as the next day was Youth Day, a public holiday. It was a much needed long weekend for us. When we woke up, it was one of those cold and rainy days in Cape Town. We had to go to Tyger Valley, a shopping centre close to us. Walking past the closed doors of Annapurna, an Indian restaurant that has relocated … Continue reading →
We had to go to Stellenbosch for business on Friday. Of course we had to have lunch as it was Friday, our day for exploring Cape Town. Stellenbosch, for me, will always be a very special town to visit. The sounds, the smell of bread baking, bicycles (yes, I was almost hit by one on Friday), students, beautiful old buildings, bistros and coffee shops, tourists with cameras and many more … Continue reading →
