Tal Smith opened Sababa in Sea Point a little over a year ago and it has been a great success. The formula of clean bright interior design and freshly prepared Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine has proven a hit with locals.
You can go along and have a snack there, or take away a lunchbox of [...]
Posted in Restaurants 
Tags: bree street, nirit saban, russell smith, sababa, sea point, tal smith 
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Raziyah Johnston was born in Durban, raised in Ireland, and is now living in Cape Town.
So don’t be surprised when you hear her south Dublin accent when you meet her. And you will get to hear it in torrents, as Raziyah is a passionate, enthusiastic, knowledgeable advocate of all things connected with Indian food, especially [...]
Posted in Food Markets, Niblets., What's New Tags: durban, herbs and aspices, indian food, ireland, raziyah johnston, sea point, south africa, spice emporium 4 Comments read more »
What is it about women and cupcakes?
Blink and a new cupcake shop or patisserie has opened in Cape Town. Women, mostly, are drawn in to them like moths to a light.
Cupcakes owe their origin to 19th Century mothers who, not wanting to waste unused cake mix, used to ladle the mix into cups for baking and decorate [...]
Posted in Niblets. Tags: amelia malan, caro swarts, cupcakes, regent road, sea point, sex and the city, vanilla, wild flour 2 Comments read more » |  |  |  |
