Cape Town & Cape Peninsula
in South Africa

There is no end to magical ambiance and mouthwatering food at this European style brasserie that serves modern European food with Asian influences. Try out their cheese platter, or egg & soldiers made with artichoke for breakfast!

Everything about The Silo Hotel is luxurious. This family-owned boutique hotel is small but very, very mighty. We love its extravagant interior plush with vibrant silks and velvets and out-of-this-world views from each room.

Nestled in a little courtyard is the oh-so romantic Strangers Club, where we love to go for a delicious brunch or coffee by Rosetta Roastery. Whether you're in the mood for something light and sweet, or hearty and savoury, they have it all - even a little concept store!

De Meye is a family-owned boutique winery perfectly located on the wine route through Stellenbosch. It has been owned and operated by the Myburgh family for five generations. 

It is known for its sustainable practices, which include producing a range of wines, organic lavender oil, and hosting the farm-to-table restaurant, aptly named The Table at De Meye. The setting is a relaxed garden with oak trees and is known for its cosy, intimate atmosphere.

The Waterside is a culinary oasis nestled in Cape Town's glossy waterfront. With stunning views overlooking the bay, a relaxed but elegant ambiance, and an exquisite menu by Chef Roxy Mudie showcasing a fusion of international flavours, this restaurant promises a memorable dining experience that satisfies all the senses.

Nestled on the upper slopes of the Simonsberg mountain, the Tokara vineyard and olive grove look over both False Bay and Table Mountain. With various dining spaces, wine tasting, and art, connected by gentle walks through the olive groves and vineyards, Tokara offers a whole range of experiences. Their delicatessen is filled with seasonal supplies and overlooks the estate’s impressive grounds.

All-day breakfast, freshly roasted coffee and a French Toast we still dream about sometimes. Truth Coffee Roasting has it all, plus a fun steampunk-themed touch. It's the perfect spot to spend the day: enjoy a coffee in the morning, coffee-infused cocktail in the afternoon and one or two fresh croissants in between. 

For drop&go bicycle hiring, Up Cycles is the place to be. We truly believe, as Dutchies, that one of the best ways to see a city is on bike and Cape Town is no different. 

Founded on 1 February 1700, Vergelegen (meaning “situated far away”), has been under the ownership of some of the world’s great explorers and visionaries, each of whom, in their own way, have helped shape Vergelegen to what it is today: a world-class Estate.

Vergenoegd Löw is a historic wine estate outside Stellenbosch, founded in 1696. Every wine in the range expresses respect for heritage and traditional ways of farming for vineyard health and sustainability. The estate is famous for its flock of Indian Runner ducks, which are used as a natural pest control in the vineyards. You can see them 'at work' during their morning and midday parades. 

Woolworths has all your daily (grocery) needs and more. Stroll the aisles, browse the shelves, and buy all your necessities. 

Sometimes all you need is a good, classic burger. And Zuney offers just that, but better! They offer a simple, but incredible Wagyu burger, straight from farm to table and crispy, salty fries on the side. The space is hip, cool and perfect for some people-watching. What more could we ask for?