Restaurants

This Cape Town milestone is known for its interpretation of local dishes with Asian influences. Opened in the mid-90s to instant critical acclaim, Aubergine is one of Cape Town's most famous and awarded eateries located in the landmark private residence of a 19th Century judge recreated into a stylish, be-seen dining room.

During warmer months, an outdoor courtyard is the best seat in the house with open sky canopy for destination dinners that take on a romantic undertone.

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Enjoy creative contemporary cooking in a visually exciting venue. With its historic Table Mountain stone and old brick that dates back to the 18th Century, architect Leon Saven's design is complemented by glass, concrete and exposed ducting. Cabbage motif chandeliers and salt dishes, fine table appointments and impeccable service reflect outstanding attention to detail.

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95 Keerom Street, circa 1682, originally housed the stables and slave quarters of the Company Gardens. Many of the original elements, including the façade and brick walls, have been saved in the restoration process. These fascinating features, combined with the elegant, modern lines of the décor, contribute to the eclectic atmosphere of the Italian restaurant.

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