Now that summer is finally upon us, Capetonians are flocking to cafés with outdoor seating, basking in the warm sunshine and watching the world go by.
And in Cape Town there is certainly no shortage of fabulous establishments to visit – whether one enjoys hip and happening, up market and sophisticated or laid back and relaxed, there are a myriad from which to choose.
We, of course, have our favourites; restaurants which each offer something unique and embody Cape Town café society:
Café Caprice
Situated directly across from Camps Bay’s beautiful beach, Café Caprice is the ultimate beachfront hangout for the cool set looking to sip sundowners, relax over a leisurely lunch or see and be seen.
Tel: 021 438 8315
37 Victoria Road, Camps Bay
Balducci’s
Catering for a discerning local and international clientele, Balducci’s offers an unrivalled menu of simple, everyday Italian dishes that reflect the most traditional elements of food and culinary styles. They also boast an impressive list of awards, both local and international, including one of the Best Wine Lists in the World.
Tel: 021 421 6002
Shop 6162, V&A Waterfront
Beluga
Beluga is a stylish eatery located in the heart of Green Point in an original 100 year old foundry. Offering a diverse menu which includes everything from superb steaks and seafood to sushi and simply the best cocktails around, this is the perfect place to unwind after a long day at work or over the weekend.
Tel: 021 418 4928
The Foundry, Prestwhich Street, Green Point
Café Mozart
Nestled in the heart of the Cape Town CBD, Café Mozart is a renowned landmark which has been charming both locals and visitors alike for over 30 years. With tables spilling out onto the shaded pedestrian walkway and antique market of Church Street, Café Mozart has always been a favourite location to relax and watch the city go by.
Tel: 021 424 3774



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