This weekend in Cape Town promises a variety of events, from Amapiano concerts to the Food Indaba and much more. This guide is continually updated throughout the week, so make sure to check back to see everything going on this weekend and our July guide for events throughout the month.

We Wanna Party

Those who love dressing up for a night out should diarise this Prime Time event. The evening kicks off with a listening party for Tyla’s hotly anticipated album A*Pop, which includes her 2025 smash hit Chanel. However, this night isn’t just for South Africa’s newest superstar, as partygoers can expect everything from R&B to gqom and hip hop at this truly mixed-genre event.

Fashion is a big focus for the night: the theme is neon, bright, and bold colours, inspired by the aesthetics of Tyla’s recent Asian tour.

Cost: From R100 (early bird). Book now on Quicket.

When: Saturday, 25 July 2026 | 8pm – 2am
Where: Club Paradise, 9 Albertus St, District Six, Cape Town

Food Indaba

The Food Indaba brings together a wide range of speakers involved in shaping the food system, providing an opportunity for food growers, academics, activists, writers, nutritionists, policymakers, food lovers and anyone interested in sustainable approaches to engage in key issues connected to the food consumed and finding ways to work together in creating a better, more sustainable food future.

This year’s programme focuses on water and the food system, exploring how water moves through landscapes, bodies, and food systems throughout the country. This theme ties the Food Indaba to broader issues in South Africa, such as public health and water scarcity, to ensure a more holistic conversation around the nation’s problems.

Cost: R140 – R500 per event. Book tickets to each event now on Quicket.

When: 20 July – 2 August 2026 | From 9am – 6pm
Where: Various venues across Cape Town

The Cunning Little Vixen

Families and first-time opera watchers are sure to enjoy the new English-language adaptation of Janáček’s The Cunning Little Vixen at the Joseph Stone Auditorium. Reimagined for Cape Town Opera by Alan Olejniczak, the work places nature, imagination and renewal at its centre, celebrating the cycle of life through the adventures of the mischievous Vixen Sharp-Ears.

The Cunning Little Vixen follows Sharp Ears, an energetic young fox, as she learns about the wonders of nature, friendship, and love following chance encounters with many animals and humans.

Cost: R80 per person. Bookings can be made on Webtickets.

When: Tuesday – Sunday, 21 – 26 July 2026 | Shows at 11am & 2pm
Where: Joseph Stone Auditorium, cnr Protea St & Klipfontein Rd, Athlone, Cape Town

Samthing Soweto Live

One of the country’s biggest Amapiano singer-songwriters, Samthing Soweto, is playing his 2025 album, Touch is a Move: Good Morning, live for the very first time in Cape Town.

The performance combines a full band, simple lighting, and Samthing’s soulful vocals for an intimate live show that focuses more on storytelling than on large-scale production. The album reflects various aspects of his troubled upbringing growing up in the kasi, with the music and lyrics portraying an ordinary day in his native Soweto as a five-year-old.

Cost: R400 – R700 per person. Book now on Webtickets. Friday is sold out.

When: Friday – Saturday, 24 – 25 July 2026 | From 7pm
Where: Baxter Theatre Centre, Main Rd, Rondebosch, Cape Town

Pairing in the Valley – St Luke’s Hospices

In the picturesque Constantia winelands, guests enjoy a five-course canapé and wine pairing experience while giving to a good cause. Pairing in the Valley is designed for couples, friends, corporates, and supporters to enjoy an elegant evening of award-winning Constantia Glen wine and dining at discounted prices in one of the city’s most beloved settings.

All profits from the event go directly to St Luke’s Combined Hospices, which provides medical care and palliative support to over 60 vulnerable patients and their families, as well as counselling, food parcels, social worker support, and practical care to those in need. The evening concludes with an exclusive auction of curated items, including fine wines, gifts, holiday and lifestyle experiences, jewellery, and fine art, with every bid contributing to St Luke’s various support initiatives.

To donate, pledge, sponsor, and buy tickets, guests can contact 021 797 5335 or email [email protected].

Cost: R650 per person | R1200 (couples ticket) | R2400 for four (corporate package). Book now on Quicket.

When: Friday, 24 July 2026 | 5.30pm – 9pm
Where: Constantia Glen, Constantia Main Rd, Constantia, Cape Town

Call Me When You Get This

Playing for Cape Town audiences for the final time before debuting at the Edinburgh Fringe, Call Me When You Get This explores the complications of a love story between two people where every moment counts. Performed by writer-director Alice Viskat and actor Maya Boraine, every scene is haunted by a ticking clock that counts down as each visit starts – asking the impossibly simple question: “How do you build a future with someone you always leave behind?”

Audiences can expect a tender string of memories told outside of a traditional chronological structure, exploring what to do with love when the person it’s meant for isn’t there to receive it anymore.

Cost: R120 per person (early bird). Book now on Quicket.

When: Tuesday – Thursday, 21 – 23 July 2026 | 8pm – 11pm
Where: The Outlore Base, 80 Hout St, Cape Town City Centre

WinterFest

WinterFest is an event dedicated to Cape Town’s All-African heavy metal scene, with its screeching guitars, crashing drums, and raspy vocals. The night features seven local bands at the “Headbangers Hall”, four DJs in charge of the “Serpent Pit”, drinks, and even a Metal Market.

2026’s band lineup includes up-and-coming Hardcore band The Dominion HxC, followed by the Durban-based doom-infused noise-scape of Strage. Previous Metal4Africa debutants are set to return, including Gqeberha’s Dead Man Risen, Cape Town’s eclectic reggae-hop-jungle-nu-metal-hybrid group Ill System, and Wacken Metal Battle finalists from 2025, the thrash band Halvar. Die Gemeente, a self-described “nu-metalcore” group from Pretoria, plays their second show in Cape Town before the event finishes off with Mpumalanga’s Eat The Elderly and their slam-driven death metal, serving as an energetic and loud closer.

Cost: R250 per person. Book now on the website.

When: Saturday, 25 July 2026 | 4pm – 2am
Where: The Alley, 85 Auckland Street, Paarden Eiland, Cape Town

Social Clubs To Try: Open Mic Film Night

A regular event dedicated to Cape Town’s filmmakers and cinephiles finding community, Open Mic Film Night is a space where local films are screened for audiences, followed by group discussions hosted by the filmmakers themselves. With South African cinema going through ups and downs in recent times, Open Mic Film Night is one of the few places where audiences gather to watch, dissect, and celebrate local filmmaking in an all-inclusive space.

This weekend’s screening features a curated mix of documentaries, narrative films, and experimental shorts, with drinks served throughout the night and merchandise available so viewers can support the filmmakers. Details for each meeting can be found on their Instagram.

Cost: Free. RSVPs are available on Quicket.

When: Saturday, 25 July 2026
Where: Clarke’s Bar & Dining Room, 133 Bree St, Cape Town City Centre

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From London With Love – Cape Grace x Savoy Afternoon Tea

This special collaboration between Cape Grace and the Savoy Hotel, London’s first luxury hotel, celebrates the deep tradition of afternoon tea, with a distinct South African twist. The experience is hosted at Heirloom, Cape Grace’s flagship fine-dining establishment, with gorgeous mountain and marina views as guests enjoy a series of curated treats and drinks.

One of the menu’s highlights is a reimagined Peach Melba, in honour of The Savoy’s original head chef, Auguste Escoffier, who is often credited as the father of modern French cuisine – now brought to life with Cape Town ingredients and flair.

Guests can expect filled and flavoured scones from Scoff, The Savoy’s dedicated scone bakery, and a range of seasonal cakes and tarts that make the most of the winter’s produce. On the savoury side, smoked snoek pate, free-range chicken roulade, braised leek tartlet, and a selection of finger sandwiches are available for indulgence. 

Cost: R750 per person, including bubbles or iced tea. Spaces can be booked on Dineplan or by calling 021 410 7100.

When: 17 July – 13 September 2026 | Seatings between 1.30pm and 3pm

Studio Sessions

Moosh Artspace’s brand-new regular hangout for Cape Town’s creatives and crafters, this social event is open to all: those wanting a solo art date, anyone wanting to catch up with a friend, and especially the ones who are desperately trying to finish that passion project.

No experience is needed, and all who buy a ticket can play around with the shared art supplies, from pastels and charcoal to paint and markers. This weekend’s theme is “Botanicals & Textures”, and the space is designed to fit that aesthetic, with references, prompts, and a bunch of plant-based decoration scattered about. The Bev Bar is serving a welcome drink to all attendees, also fitting the curated natural theme.

Cost: R180 per person (including entry, access to supplies & welcome drink). Spaces are limited, book now on Quicket.

When: Saturday, 25 July 2026 | 10am – 1pm
Where: Moosh Artspace, 160 Sir Lowry Road, Buchanan Square (The Armoury 4), Woodstock

Social Link-Up

This day-to-night event invites Cape Town’s music lovers, creatives, professionals, and anyone looking to make new friends at a vibrant meet-up. Guests can expect a curated lineup from the Mother City’s thriving DJ scene, food vendors, a premium shisha lounge, and a social crowd looking to hang out with friends and make new ones as the music seamlessly progresses from day to night.

With a gorgeous view of the Mother City, the Social Link-Up is for those who love quality sound, making connections, and spending Saturdays out and about.

Cost: From R150 per person. Book now on Quicket.

When: Saturday, 25 July 2026 | 2pm – 11pm
Where: Rooftop On Bree, 170 Bree St, Cape Town City Centre

Honest Chocolate Workshop

As the only dedicated chocolate cafe in the city, Honest Chocolate prides itself on its commitment to quality ingredients sourced from local suppliers and offers a wide range of vegan, cane sugar-free, and gluten-free treats.

At the end of the month, they are hosting a behind-the-scenes experience that takes participants through the full chocolate journey, including a live chocolate-making demonstration, a hands-on bonbon-dipping workshop, and even the chance to make an original chocolate.

Cost: R450 per person. Spots can be booked on Quicket.

When: Saturday, 25 July 2026 | 10am – 12pm
Where: 7 Barron St, Woodstock, Cape Town

The Odyssey

The Odyssey is award-winning director Christopher Nolan’s (Interstellar, The Dark Knight, Oppenheimer) latest blockbuster epic. The movie features an unbelievable A-list cast including Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Zendaya, Robert Pattinson, Elliot Page, Anne Hathaway, Mia Goth, Lupita Nyong’o, Charlize Theron and more.

The film follows the Greek hero Odysseus after the Trojan War, as he faces a dangerous 10-year voyage back to Ithaca, meeting creatures like the cyclops Polyphemus, Sirens, and Circe along the way.

The mythic action epic has been shot around the world using brand-new IMAX film technology. The movie brings Homer’s foundational saga to IMAX film screens for the first time and opens in theatres everywhere.

When: The Odyssey opens in theatres on Friday, 17 July 2026
Where to watch: Set to be released in IMAX & Ster-Kinekor cinemas nationwide

Christmas in July at the One&Only Hotel

Those wanting to ward off the winter chills and celebrate with friends can join the One&Only’s Christmas in July afternoon tea experience at the end of July. On the cards is an array of lush greens, golden bites, pleasant sweets, and a touch of wickedness to stay festive and warm in Cape Town’s harshest season.

The savoury spread appeals to a wide range of taste buds and flavour profiles. Highlights include festive Christmas puffs, goat’s cheese quiches, pretzel fingers with salmon, a tomato focaccia with turkey and gruyere, and cranberry-and-feta-filled green pinwheels, among many others. On the sweet side, guests can indulge in matcha-dipped chocolate brownies, strawberry and citrus sablés, Black Forest trifle cups, and even a make-your-own live croffle station with decadent dipping sauces, sliced banana, toasted nuts, and whipped vanilla chantilly cream.

Cost: Christmas in July is fully booked for the season.

When: Saturday & Sunday, 25 & 26 July | From 2pm – 5pm
Where: Vista Bar and Lounge, One&Only Cape Town, Dock Road, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town

Headliners Only at Ground Culture Comedy

This premium live comedy night features Jive Funny Championship and SA Comics Choice winner Phil de Lange, known for his unique blend of observational comedy and ukulele playing, and Cape Town comedy veteran Stuart Taylor, “a learner husband, learner dad, and fully grown adult who still Googles things he should know by now”.

Hosted as always by comedian-producer Jaryd Pillay, the night promises a diverse lineup of comics with relatable stories, social commentary, and an authentic Cape Town sensibility.

Cost: R150 per person. Book now on Quicket.

When: Saturday, 25 July 2026 | 7.30pm – 10pm
Where: Ground Culture Cafe, 170 Lower Main Rd, Observatory

Zanele Muholi Returns to SA

Durban-born multimedia artist and creative Zanele Muholi is bringing an exhibition back home after years of teaching and exhibiting across the globe, making its South African debut at Southern Guild in the V&A Waterfront.

Kanye Nawe was a major attraction while exhibiting overseas, even winning the 2026 Hasselblad Award, widely considered the most prestigious international photography prize. Muholi sees the exhibition as an educational experience that shows the importance of caring for others, regardless of race, gender, or sexuality, and of passing that understanding on to future generations.

After years of their work being exhibited abroad, Kanye Nawe finally gives South Africans the chance to experience Muholi’s boundary-pushing, multimedia artworks that centre black queer experiences, celebrate visibility and intimacy, and confront violence and erasure.

The exhibition is free for all to visit and experience. More information is available on the Southern Guild website.

When: 18 July – 10 September 2026 | 9am – 5.30pm | Closed on Sat & Sun
Where: Southern Guild, Silo 5, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town

Ster-Kinekor

Ster-Kinekor has a long list of blockbusters and family-friendly favourites for young ones to catch on the big screen. Toy Story 5, Minions & Monsters, and Moana, all highly anticipated releases, are in cinemas throughout this period.

At select Ster-Kinekor cinemas across the country, including Blue Route Mall, the V&A Waterfront, and Cape Gate Shopping Centre, these sought-after children’s films can be watched in the vibrant Kids’ Cinemas, which are specifically designed to enhance the movie magic for younger audiences. With colourful seats, slides, and a ball pool, the Kids’ Cinemas are good for keeping kids engaged as they watch the latest releases.

For families who like a trip down memory lane, Ster-Kinekor’s Throwback Cinema promotion brings back some classic family favourites to the big screen, with heavily discounted tickets at just R50 per person.

Tickets for all films screening at SK cinemas can be booked using the website.

Watch the winter’s biggest blockbusters at Ster-Kinekor

ArtNight: Channel 303

Everyone whose childhood consisted of rewatching High School Musical, Hannah Montana, and Lemonade Mouth can finally rock out to nostalgic songs from the best of Disney Channel. With everything from the Jonas Brothers to Selena Gomez and Miley Cyrus, the night is one big dance floor dedicated to Channel 303, its throwback tracks, and the mainstream hits that took over the ad breaks in the mid-2010s.

Everyone is encouraged to dress up as a Disney character or in an outfit inspired by that era, whether it’s Sharpay, Alex Russo, or Troy Bolton. ArtNight is a platform for pop music fans to go out and dance to their favourite mainstream hits, without any judgment for singing along or getting lost in the nostalgia.

Cost: R135 per person. Book now on Quicket.

When: Saturday, 25 July 2026 | 8pm – 2am
Where: Roxy Woodstock, 354 Albert Rd, Woodstock, Cape Town

Stay, Sip & Settle In

With winter well and truly here, the Rockefeller has a dedicated package for the wine lovers in the city. Guests can upgrade to a city-facing room with a complimentary upgrade (subject to availability) before spending their evenings dining on a specially curated dinner and a glass of Franschhoek Cellars’ award-winning wine.

Cost: From R2300 per night (double occupancy). Book now on the website.

When: Available until 31 August 2026
Where: The Rockefeller Hotel, 12 Christiaan Barnard St, Foreshore, Cape Town

Zeitz MOCAA: Pan-African Film Caravan

In collaboration with the Labia Theatre, Zeitz MOCAA screens important films by landmark African filmmakers on the last Friday of every month.

This weekend’s screening is One Take Grace (2021), a collaboration between artist Lindiwe Matshikiza and actor/community leader Mothiba Grace Bapela. What begins as the two women meeting as actors on a local film set becomes a unique cinematic portrait of Bapela as she attempts to move beyond her career as a domestic worker to become a film star in her 40s. Narrated by Bapela herself over the course of 10 years, with experimental camera angles and surrealist editing, One Take Grace is a compelling and immersive documentary that explores the difficult lives of migrant workers in South Africa, as Bapela goes from servicing the dreams of others to chasing a dream of her own.

The film was selected to premiere at the 2022 Encounters South African International Documentary Festival and was nominated for the Best First Feature Award at the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA).

Cost: Tickets sold out | Zeitz members get in free. Book now on Webtickets.

When: Friday, 24 July 2026 | 6pm – 8pm
Where: The Labia Theatre, 68 Orange St, Gardens, Cape Town

Two Oceans Aquarium

The Two Oceans Aquarium is the heart and soul of Cape Town’s recreational relationship with the ocean. Since it opened in 1995, this unique and fascinating world of water creatures has offered insight into underwater wildlife, providing a safe habitat for a variety of sharks, penguins, turtles, and several species of octopuses, moray eels, crabs, and jellyfish.

The iconic space hosts a variety of activities each day, from puppet shows to feeding time shows and much more. In addition to general access to the sea creatures, the Aquarium offers guests exclusive opportunities, such as scuba diving courses, behind-the-scenes tours, and special events like members-only sleepovers and after-dark concerts.

Cost: R280 (adults), R210 (pensioners, students, and children age 14-18), R130 (children 4 – 13 years). Free for children aged 3 and under. Book general entry here.

When: Daily | 9.30am to 6pm
Where: Two Oceans Aquarium, Dock Rd, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront

Lloyiso: A Night With The Stars

One of South Africa’s biggest voices, Lloyiso, returns to the Mother City to perform his signature blend of pop, soul, and ballads. The South African Music Award-winning singer recently released the album Never Thought I Could (Part 1), with tracks like Scary and High continuing to wow audiences with his powerful vocals, emotional songwriting, and effortless switching between upbeat bangers and slow, melodic tracks.

Contesting on SA Idols all the way back in 2015, Lloyiso has steadily become a national music icon, with songs like Seasons, Dream About You, and Real Love earning him a huge following and critical acclaim. Guests are encouraged to wear denim while enjoying a big production that keeps an intimate atmosphere for the quiet moments.

Cost: R400 – R750 per person. Book now on Webtickets.

When: Friday, 24 July 2026 | From 7pm
Where: GrandWest (Grand Arena), 1 Jakes Gerwel Dr, Acacia Park, Cape Town

Moana

A live-action adaptation of the beloved Disney animation, Moana follows the titular character as she leaves her home island of Motunui for the first time. Accompanied by the demigod Maui, she undertakes a voyage aimed at recovering the well-being of her community.

The film stars Catherine Laga’aia in her film debut as Moana, while Dwayne Johnson reprises his role of the fan-favourite Maui.

When: Opens in theatres on 10 July 2026
Where to watch: Screening at SterKinekor cinemas nationwide.

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Afternoon Tea at the Nellie

Arguably the Mount Nelson’s most sought-after service, their Afternoon Tea is a favourite for birthdays, post-graduation ceremonies, and any other big event that deserves an indulgent, luxury celebration. It offers over 60 fine, loose-leaf teas for those wanting an authentic experience, single-origin coffee from Ethiopia and Rwanda for the more adventurous, and sweet treats made by their acclaimed, dedicated pastry chef.

The food includes fine cakes and finger sandwiches, delicately arranged in tiers, with live piano music further enhancing the laid-back afternoon atmosphere. The savoury menus change seasonally, although there are dedicated options for vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free guests. Nellie, the hotel house cat, is also known to make appearances during this time, particularly when the sun is out.

To book a spot at Afternoon Tea, please contact via email ([email protected]) or book via Dineplan.
When: Monday – Sunday | 11am – 3pm

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Rollercade

Rollercade is the premier indoor roller-skating amusement park in Cape Town, where families can enjoy a safe, welcoming environment to experience the joy of roller-skating, play a game of pool or at the arcade, or just sit back and enjoy the music.

The main event sees skaters take to the rink for a safe social skating experience, whether they’re seasoned veterans doing tricks or newbies trying not to fall over. Roller-skating sessions last 2 hours, with skate hire and free safety gear included with each booking, and skates available in many shoe sizes to ensure everyone can join in on the fun.

The arcade offers even more games beyond the rink, with a variety of vintage arcade machines for those wanting a nostalgic gaming session and several pool tables for anyone wanting to show off their skills with a cue.

Cost: R180 (2-hour session, includes skate & safety gear rental) | R100 (bring own skates) | R40 (spectator fee). Bookings can be made on the website.

When: Open 7 days a week during the school holidays | 10am – 6pm (Sun – Thu) | 10am – 9pm (Fri & Sat)
Where: Rollercade (Table Bay Mall), cnr Berkshire Boulevard & R27, Sunningdale, Cape Town

Winter Flames: July at ROOI Grillroom

To celebrate the cold-weather season in Cape Town, ROOI is serving up an exclusive experience that continues its tradition of using local ingredients and sustainably sourced seafood. The four-course event starts with a creamy cauliflower soup garnished with toasted granola and parmesan, before moving on to a creative rooikrans-charred butternut barley with pickled butternut and smoked duck breast.

For the main course, guests can choose among three options, catering to meat-lovers, vegans, and pescatarians. The big attraction is a prime rump steak, cooked on a premium Josper grill, fennel-spiced grilled kingklip, or a gourmet charred cabbage dish featuring white bean purée, toasted cashews, harissa dressing, and roasted grape salsa.

Finally, dessert is a sticky date, pecan, and walnut crumble with vanilla bean ice cream and chilli toffee sauce, finishing the night off on a warm, nutty note – a suitable ending for a winter dinner experience.

Cost: R695 per person. Book now by contacting [email protected] or 021 431 5888.

When: Daily | 6pm – 10pm | Offer available until 31 August 2026.
Where: ROOI, One & Only Cape Town, Dock Rd, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town

Applied Art Forms x Vault on Bree

The sought-after Amsterdam-based fashion label Applied Art Forms has officially launched in South Africa in an exclusive partnership with Vault on Bree.

The men’s clothing brand draws inspiration from archival pieces & workwear to create a style that sits at the intersection of trendy streetwear and vintage chic, often featuring understated, minimalist designs. Applied Art Forms also uses long-lasting fibres that improve with age, countering the ever-present issue of fast fashion worldwide.

The label’s partnership with Vault on Bree continues both brands’ belief in curating community spaces that promote both local and international creativity. Customers can expect a carefully curated offering of Applied Art Forms’ ready-to-wear collections and select Atelier pieces.

When: Six days a week | 10am – 2pm
Where: cnr Bree & Castle Street, Cape Town City Centre
Instagram: @vaultonbree

Mavericks Revue Bar: Late-night Dining, Drinks, and Entertainment

Long established as the city’s most iconic adult entertainment experience, Mavericks Revue Bar delivers exciting, world-class performances, great food and a lively buzz for locals and visitors alike. Mavericks serves a full, restaurant-quality menu long after most kitchens in Cape Town have closed.

Guests can enjoy steaks, Wagyu burgers, sushi, and sharing platters—far beyond the usual late-night fast-food options. Top DJs play every night, keeping the energy high from open to close. From cocktails and champagne to whiskey and shooters, the bar menu fits right in with the city’s top nightlife venues. A fully stocked humidor with premium Cuban cigars adds a luxurious touch.

Cost: R100 (general access entry) | R400 (additional for VIP) | R1000 (VVIP entry). Booking ahead of time is recommended, especially for weekends and special events. Reserve via Dineplan.

When: Monday – Saturday | 7pm – 4am
Where: 68 Barrack Street, Cape Town City Centre

Museum of Illusions in Kloof Street

Change your perspective with the mind-bending Museum of Illusions. Turning reality on its head, this museum uses optical illusions to transform the world around you. It’s a thrilling blend of fun and learning, where guests explore human perception, celebrate what makes us unique, and share unforgettable, laugh-out-loud moments.

Cost: R250pp (adult) | R200pp (children aged 4-12 and seniors) | R790 (family bundle – 2x adults & 2x children). Tickets are available for purchase on the website.

When: Daily | 9am – 7pm | Slots are scheduled 20 mins apart, but each visit is estimated to take between 45 and 60 minutes.
Where: 10 Kloof Street, Gardens, Cape Town

Quirky & Cosy Coffee Shops: The Electric

A community hub in the heart of District Six, The Electric is a classic Cape Town example of a cosy cafe/deli by day and a vibrant events space at night. As an all-inclusive institution, dogs, bikes, remote workers, and friends are all welcome in its sunflower-yellow walls.

They offer plenty of nutritious options, including health shots, juices, flavour-filled nut milks, and wellness add-ons. For breakfast, they serve a variety of affordable classics (bagels, eggs Benedict, and full breakfasts), and for lunch, they feature sharing platters, burgers, salads, and flatbreads. Hot drink lovers of all types are sure to be satisfied with their diverse array of choices, whether it’s sticky naartjie tea or bulletproof coffee.

Bookings can be made on the website.

When: Monday – Saturday | 8am – 7pm | 9am – 5pm (Sat)
Where: 48 Canterbury Street, District Six, Cape Town

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Book a stay at Future Found Sanctuary

Just 30 minutes from the city, Future Found Sanctuary combines architecturally designed accommodation, exceptional dining, personalised hospitality and curated experiences at a private mountainside luxury hotel in the Constantia Winelands, bordering Table Mountain National Park.

For a limited time, South African residents can enjoy exclusive rates from R4,950 per couple per night, including luxury accommodation in a Deluxe Garden Room or Deluxe Mountain Room, as well as breakfast.

The offer is available until 31 August 2026, making it the perfect opportunity to discover one of Cape Town’s most exceptional luxury stays. Bookings can be made via the website.

Where: 10 Hunters Way, Hout Bay, Cape Town