Brand New Food Spots in the Mother City

Cape Town has just become home to some incredible new food spots! These exciting additions cover many different cuisines ranging from Italian and Mozambican to Lebanese and Japanese. There is clearly lots to explore - so let’s delve into the details…

1 - Norfolk Deli

Nestled on Norfolk Road in the lovely area of Seapoint is this super cute and quaint deli that serves up many amazing foodie temptations. Pop in for a solid cuppa coffee and pastry after a morning stroll on the promenade or pick up some hearty and homely food for a night off from cooking duty. This little spot is a gem that locals never knew they needed.

2 - Club Kloof

Kloof Street has just become that extra bit more special with the addition of the ‘Italian-ish’ restaurant and bar, Club Kloof. This extremely aesthetic hangout serves up many Mediterranean classics with a modern twist. Transport yourself to the land of pizza and pasta by enjoying some really tasty dishes and an ultra vibrant setting. Don’t forget to order an Aperol Spritz cocktail during your visit to round off an amazing Italian feast!

3 - Zama Restaurant

Cape Town foodies are in for a total taste explosion with the introduction of the Mozambican inspired restaurant, Zama. This venue can be found inside the Heritage Square building on Shortmarket Street and hugely embraces bold flavours and a warm energy. Try out some power Mozambican-inspired dishes from the land and the sea as well as a lovely selection of cocktails to round off the experience.

4 - The Lebanese Bakery and Kitchen

The Lebanese Bakery and Kitchen has been hailing out of the area of Claremont for quite some time now…however, this local foodie fav has recently added to their footprint with a new store location in the city centre! Enjoy the best and most authentic flavours of the Middle East by trying out a wide selection of both sweet and savoury offerings. This family-run business promises only the best.

5 - Mochi Mochi

No newbies to the Mother City foodie scene, Mochi Mochi, have recently relocated to their very own store space in the city centre. This Japanese cafe specialises in handcrafted mochi, milk bread, savoury foods and many amazing beverages! The cute aesthetic adds to the appeal of this one-of-a-kind spot which deserves loads of attention. Hailing out of Heritage Square, this foodie haven is not to be missed.

There is always something new and exciting to try out in the local foodie fraternity. Don’t take this for granted! Get those reservations going and those conversations flowing, time is ticking.