We are pleased and delighted to announce the inaugural Fleur du Cap Top 100 Places to Eat Cape Town 2011.
This is the first time that there has been a focus on Cape Town and the peninsula, and also a first time for the focus to be on all the places that people love to eat in, [...]
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All these restaurants are Cape Town city based. My choice is based on a combination of the food quality, service levels and overall ambiance.
All are worth taking a peek at in 2011.
Aubergine, atmospheric, moody, slick service, precision food.
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Bizerca, French chef dishes up French Bistro favourites.
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Bombay Brassiere, pared back Indian dishes in a sexy [...]
After the launch of Evita Bezuidenhouts ‘Kossie Sikelela’ cookbook in the Cape Quarter during the week (more later) we decided to escape the darling clutches of one old queen and head into the warm embrace of another.
Or should I say Duchess, as we found ourselves at a table beside the tiny kitchen in the Duchess [...]
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