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We missed Petite Ferme which was a kick in the balls having ridden quite a long way to get there.
Many of the vineyards so incredible food though.
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Cheers,that looks like a good list of places to start with. We are looking to go end of May beginning of June 2016
Aiming for two-three days in Cape Town when we arrive so will book Test Kitchen for our 2nd night. It looks very much like the kind of place we'd enjoy.
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test kitchen was outstanding, tho the fact that its located in a previously notoriously disadvantaged area that has been repurposed for a predominantly young, upwardly mobile white crowd might sour your mood somewhat. We went for lunch, not sure if the menu changes of an evening.
other notables include:
http://thepotluckclub.co.za/ - a bit fiddly but worth the faff
http://www.nelsons-eye.co.za/ - spit and sawdust place serving steaks since the bad old days
http://lapetiteferme.co.za/index.php/restaurant - old fashioned but you'll be hard pressed to find a prettier setting.
Book now to avoid dissapointment.
recommend you air b'n b it - we crashed here: https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/860900 for a week - short walk to the beach, not that i'd advise getting in the water. it's cocking freezing. make sure you hire a comfy car. avoid township tours at all costs. what time of year you thinking of heading out?