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Origin Coffee Roasting. 329 reviews Closed Now. Coffee & Tea, Cafe RR - RRR Menu. 0.3 km. Cape Town Central. The coffee here is amazing, the staff is very good and the food is very good... Must visit for coffee and dessert. 6. Vovo Telo Bakery & Café V&A Waterfront.
Limit search to Bo-Kaap. 1. Truth Coffee Cape Town. Wonderful coffee and chocolate croissant in a unique environment. The coffee was very good too. It does get... 2. Giovanni's. This place is amazing, ready made food, Deli, authentic breads, cured meat...
79 Lower Main Road, Observatory, Cape Town. New Cafe: 27 Hudson Street, Bo-Kaap. Sonderobz@gmail.com. 0790947662. Home. About. ... A cosy world of good coffee, books ...
- Bo-Kaap Kombuis
- Biesmiellah
- Rose Corner Café
- The New Modernist
- The Diamond Gallery
- Bo-Op
- Atlas Trading
- Monkeybiz
- Scootours
- Bo-Kaap Museum
Renowned for serving the best Cape Malay food, the Bo-Kaap Kombuis is an institution. Their Masala Steak Sandwiches are unbeatable and their views of the city and Table Mountain are simply phenomenal. Website: www.bokaapkombuis.co.za
For one of the best butter chicken dishes this side of the equator (and other spicy treats), visit Biesmiellah in the Bo-Kaap. They also serve everything from braai platters to North Indian curries so you’ll be spoilt for choice. Website: www.biesmiellah.co.za
While this Café might not be the place to sit down for a meal, people travel from far and wide for their “warm worsies” (hot, pink sausages) and traditional koesisters (the round, spiced Cape Malay answer to a doughnut). They also sell a variety of other café-type items and spices.
This is a little slice of heaven for those who love décor, design and modernism. Stepping into the doors of The New Modernist is like walking straight into a home magazine; curator Emma De Crespigny has created a space dedicated to modernist furniture and design. It’s a fresh approach to a vintage store that will have you dreaming of redecorating a...
The Diamond Gallery offers one of the most exclusive diamond and Tanzanite experiences in Cape Town. Visit their showroom and South Africa’s only Tanzanite emporium to buy a timeless keepsake. Book with their warm and welcoming team who will answer all your questions and show you the best of the best of their jewellery and gems. Website: www.thedia...
It doesn’t get trendier than this local design collectiveselling exceptional local design items, Deluxe Coffee and Detox Juices. See and shop items from 10 local designers, from beautifully crafted gold and silver jewellery to colourful African print backpacks and shirts with Afrikaans sayings on them. Website: www.bo-op.com
This family-owned spice emporium is where you’ll find every flavour you’ll ever need (and ones you never knew you needed). Established in 1946, Atlas Trading is managed by brothers Shouket and Wahab Ahmed who bring wholesale spices to the community and public at a great value. Website: www.atlastradingcompany.co.za
The traditional art of beading is being modernised by the crafters at Monkeybiz, who are using beadwork as a way to uplift themselves and their communities. You’ll find the perfect keepsake, souvenir, or heirloom here in their beaded artworks, available in all the colours of the Bo-Kaap. Website: www.monkeybiz.co.za
Scootours takes you on an adrenaline pumping trip down Signal Hill all the way to the Bo-Kaap on a big-wheeled scooter. Powered only by gravity and momentum, this is an exciting way for the whole family to see the city. Once you arrive in the Bo-Kaap you’ll be whisked back up Table Mountain for your second trip down. Website: www.scootours.co.za
The Bo-Kaap has a rich and fascinating history, and many residents are descendants of slaves from Malaysia, Indonesia, and various African countries, who were forcibly brought to the city in the 16th and 17th centuries. The Bo-Kaap Museum itself is an important landmark: the building dates back to the 1760s and is one of the oldest in the neighbour...
Batavia Cafe in Cape Town. Soak up the rich atmosphere and culture of the Bo-Kaap while nibbling on appealing treats at this quaint new eatery. Every home has a distinct scent. And when it comes to Batavia, a new café that was launched in April 2015 in the Bo-Kaap building where Haas used to sit, the aroma is definitely vanilla.
Opening hours: Monday till Friday: 7am - 5pm; Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: 8am - 3pm. 67 Rose Street | Bo-Kaap | Cape Town | +27 (0)21 461 1812. To stay in the loop on what’s happening in and around Cape Town, be sure to subscribe to our popular newsletter and follow us on Facebook and Twitter . More inspiration about cafés you find ...
Jun 26, 2023 · Against the Grain is situated in Bo-Kaap, Cape Town, South Africa. The cafe offers a house blend consisting of Ethiopian and Guatemalan coffee while their single origin coffee is from Father Coffee. The cafe serves Cape Malay Fusion cuisine, breakfast, lunch, and burger nights. All photos are supplied via Against the Grain social media platforms.
