Moving or visiting a new city is stressful enough, imagine getting there not having a clue of where or what to eat? Here are the four places that we recommend that you can go and grab a bite or two.
Lets start with the East city, it used to be an industrial-commercial area on the outskirts of the business district in Cape Town. However, East city has transformed into a creative hub that has galleries, aesthetic fulfilling cafés and bars.
Truth Coffee
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Truth is one of the first micro coffee roasters in Cape Town, coffee is the center of their soul. Fear not if you are not into coffee, you can drink beer or tea or the most amazing apple juice in Cape Town! The main thing is that this spot is not to be missed.
Imagine for a second...a steampunk inspired aesthetic, metal piping and vintage looking machinery that could convince you that something great is being invented, in this case its coffee, which we can all agree is one of the best inventions of all time.
They pride themselves on constantly challenging the status quo when it comes to local coffee shops, where they ensure to always make coffee with excellence and to offer the best environment.
36 Buitenkant St, Cape Town City Centre, Cape Town, 8000
Hours
Tuesday 6:59am–6pm
Wednesday 6:59am–10pm
Thursday 6:59am–6pm
Friday 6:59am–6pm
Saturday 6:59am–6pm
Sunday 7:59am–4pm
Monday 6:59am–6pm
New York Bagels
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Expect hand-made, fresh, out of the oven bagels from the oldest yet still well-known bagel restaurant in Cape Town. As much as their bagels steal enough attention as is, there many other offerings that leave their customers yearning for more such as their mouth-watering Cheesecakes and...we'll leave the rest for you to find out and tell us.
44 Harrington St, Zonnebloem, Cape Town, 8001
0826976061
Hours
Wednesday 7:30am–4pm
Thursday 7:30am–4pm
Friday 7:30am–4pm
Saturday 7:30am–2pm
Sunday 7:30am–2pm
Monday Closed
Tuesday 7:30am–4pm
Nude Food
Image credit: Dan Gold
Nude Foods is just a few steps off Harrington Street. It is Cape Town’s first packaging free grocer. They have now opened their back courtyard for drinks and snacks...Don't get us started with their vegan Salome, you won't regret that purchase!!
5 Constitution St, Zonnebloem, Cape Town, 7925
Hours
Wednesday 9am–5:30pm
Thursday 9am–5:30pm
Friday 9am–5:30pm
Saturday 9am–3pm
Sunday Closed
Monday 9am–5:30pm
Tuesday 9am–5:30pm
Down Ramen
Image credit: Joshua Ryder
At Downtown Ramen it feels like you have entered an uncluttered Zen-like space! The ramen with the pork belly is out of this world and the ramen bowls are enough to fill you for the day.
So if you have a fairly big appetite this is the place for you my friend!
103 Harrington St, Zonnebloem, Cape Town, 7925
0214610407
Hours
Wednesday 12–10pm
Thursday 12–10pm
Friday 12–10pm
Saturday 12–10pm
Sunday Closed
Monday 12–10pm
Tuesday 12–10pm
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