Whether you’re having a dry month, moderating your alcohol, wanting to be a more inclusive host or just want to dip your toe into the increasing non-alcoholic spirits trend, now is a great time to refresh your home bar to make it more interesting and exciting. According to mixologist Joe Mthimkhulu (Barman Joe), Lyre’s South Africa Brand Ambassador, the sober curious movement is driven by an increased need to moderate alcohol consumption and a thirst for interesting drinking experiences for drinkers and non-drinkers alike. “There have always been people who choose not to drink or who want low alcoholic drinks…
Crunchy Thai salad with peanut dressing This easy Thai-style salad is such a refreshing addition to your lunch repertoire as a side dish. It is easy to prepare…
Unleash your artistic side at the recently opened Clay Cafe Paarl branch, located in the picturesque vineyards of Groot Parys Estate on Jan Van Riebeeck Drive, just outside the renowned Groot Parys Lifestyle Estate. This hidden historical treasure offers a delightful retreat for families and friends seeking to unwind and enjoy life at a more relaxed pace. Take in the stunning views of Paarl Rock and the Paarl Monument while indulging in warm hospitality and a creative getaway like no other! Picture: Clay Cafe Paarl Groot Parys Estate How it works: Let your creative side take control by choosing from…
Giving Capetonians an authentic experience, Kimchi brings the magic of South Korean BBQ to Sea Point. The interactive restaurant encourages you to cook your very own food. Kimchi opened on…
On Thursday 2 March 2023, we were invited to attend the Homegrown Tastes South Africa season 2 launch at The Cooking Kitchen in Johannesburg. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Food&Home (@foodandhomesa) In the show, celebrity Chef Lorna Maseko will be cooking alongside celebrities and exploring their home towns. Some of the celebrities to look out for are former Miss SA Shudufhadzo Musida, TV personality Anton Jefta, Comedian Mpho Popps, and many more others. Each celebrity will be cooking dishes that are inspired by their local cuisine. READ MORE: Lorna Maseko gives us the scoop…
Live out your diner dreams at Arthur’s Mini Super in Sea Point. This café/bar/grocer one-ups the concept of an American diner by capturing the basic look and feel……
It’s a hot summer day, the salty sea breeze is floating in and you want a meal to match the scene. So, where can you go in Cape Town when you feel like eating sushi? Capetonians are pretty in love with the Japanese cuisine, and you won’t be short on finding a spot to grab your chopsticks and chow down. Here are some sushi restaurants to visit in the Mother City: SushiBox SushiBox is a family-owned business sharing their love for gourmet sushi. Established in 2012, SushiBox now has locations across the Mother City. The restaurant is known for its…
Introducing South Africa’s Taverns of the Future – an innovative campaign is changing the tavern landscape. Through Taverns of the Future, HEINEKEN South Africa together with partners is embracing…
Beluga is not just any port in a storm; it’s serving up a storm in a port. Beluga exceeds expectations at its new digs, located in Cape Town’s contemporary cruise port on the outskirts of the V&A Waterfront. It will satisfy your cravings for classic favourites while also tantalising your palate with exciting new additions. Industrial views of Cape Town’s harbour complement the refined whisky bar, wine-tasting section, sushi conveyor belt, a la carte menu and elegant dining area. Picture: Beluga Cape Town / Facebook Beluga opened its doors in Green Point’s The Foundry in 2000, serving a Euro-Asian fusion…
Coconut and lime pancakes Classic pancakes with a tasty arrangement of flavours. PREP TIME 10 minutes | TOTAL TIME 20 minutes | SERVES 4 INGREDIENTS 2 eggs 1 ½…