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Kloof Street is one of those eternally cool spots in Cape Town. It’s known for great boutiques, cool galleries and of course, fantastic restaurants. It can be hard keeping up with all of them, so we’ve rounded up a few of our favourites!
Our on-site restaurant and bar is one of Cape Town’s local institutions. “Same time tomorrow!” A suitable slogan for this neighbourhood fav. Think Jacaranda trees and greenery hanging down from every angle, delicious craft beer on tap and fresh local beats daily until 11pm. The sundowner deck, Up Yours, plays chilled electronic and funk music, and vinyl DJ sets. Whether you’re in need of a coffee, meal, drink, conversation or just a good dance, Yours Truly, is where you’ll find it.
Tigers Milk Kloof Street Clubhouse is the best destination for ‘dude food’ made good. With their menu talking pizza, grills, burgers and beer to the next level. Also a great party spot on the weekend AND only a stones throw from us!
Hudsons the Burger Joint, as the name implies is an America inspired diner with a contemporary twist in its design, with the inclusion of Tom Dixon Beat lights, genuine leather booths, hand crafted dining chairs, mounted animal horns and New York city street maps. Their rock and roll beats, attentive eye-catching staff all set the fast paced tone for the urban consumer on the hunt for casual gourmet.
They say blondes have more fun, and that’s true of Blondie Restaurant on Kloof Street, which opened in December 2021. It’s become a favourite local hangout, with its friendly environment, Mediterranean-inspired food, great vegan and vegetarian options and affordable prices. Plus it is only a few doors away from never@home Kloof Street.
Enjoy upbeat music, tasty nibbles and cool cocktails at this central hotspot. Set under the eaves of a revamped Victorian-era house, Asoka is an ambient bar and restaurant built around a 150-year-old, fairy-lit olive tree on Kloof Street. And, despite so many restaurants vying for attention on this popular strip, Asoka stands out, as it has for over a decade, as a vibrant venue – with decadent food and drinks to match!
Kloof Street is one of those eternally cool spots in Cape Town. It’s known for great boutiques, cool galleries and of course, fantastic restaurants. It can be hard keeping up with all of them, so we’ve rounded up a few of our favourites!
Our on-site restaurant and bar is one of Cape Town’s local institutions. “Same time tomorrow!” A suitable slogan for this neighbourhood fav. Think Jacaranda trees and greenery hanging down from every angle, delicious craft beer on tap and fresh local beats daily until 11pm. The sundowner deck, Up Yours, plays chilled electronic and funk music, and vinyl DJ sets. Whether you’re in need of a coffee, meal, drink, conversation or just a good dance, Yours Truly, is where you’ll find it.
Tigers Milk Kloof Street Clubhouse is the best destination for ‘dude food’ made good. With their menu talking pizza, grills, burgers and beer to the next level. Also a great party spot on the weekend AND only a stones throw from us!
Hudsons the Burger Joint, as the name implies is an America inspired diner with a contemporary twist in its design, with the inclusion of Tom Dixon Beat lights, genuine leather booths, hand crafted dining chairs, mounted animal horns and New York city street maps. Their rock and roll beats, attentive eye-catching staff all set the fast paced tone for the urban consumer on the hunt for casual gourmet.
They say blondes have more fun, and that’s true of Blondie Restaurant on Kloof Street, which opened in December 2021. It’s become a favourite local hangout, with its friendly environment, Mediterranean-inspired food, great vegan and vegetarian options and affordable prices. Plus it is only a few doors away from never@home Kloof Street.
Enjoy upbeat music, tasty nibbles and cool cocktails at this central hotspot. Set under the eaves of a revamped Victorian-era house, Asoka is an ambient bar and restaurant built around a 150-year-old, fairy-lit olive tree on Kloof Street. And, despite so many restaurants vying for attention on this popular strip, Asoka stands out, as it has for over a decade, as a vibrant venue – with decadent food and drinks to match!
Kloof Street is one of those eternally cool spots in Cape Town. It’s known for great boutiques, cool galleries and of course, fantastic restaurants. It can be hard keeping up with all of them, so we’ve rounded up a few of our favourites!
Our on-site restaurant and bar is one of Cape Town’s local institutions. “Same time tomorrow!” A suitable slogan for this neighbourhood fav. Think Jacaranda trees and greenery hanging down from every angle, delicious craft beer on tap and fresh local beats daily until 11pm. The sundowner deck, Up Yours, plays chilled electronic and funk music, and vinyl DJ sets. Whether you’re in need of a coffee, meal, drink, conversation or just a good dance, Yours Truly, is where you’ll find it.
Tigers Milk Kloof Street Clubhouse is the best destination for ‘dude food’ made good. With their menu talking pizza, grills, burgers and beer to the next level. Also a great party spot on the weekend AND only a stones throw from us!
They say blondes have more fun, and that’s true of Blondie Restaurant on Kloof Street, which opened in December 2021. It’s become a favourite local hangout, with its friendly environment, Mediterranean-inspired food, great vegan and vegetarian options and affordable prices. Plus it is only a few doors away from never@home Kloof Street.
Hudsons the Burger Joint, as the name implies is an America inspired diner with a contemporary twist in its design, with the inclusion of Tom Dixon Beat lights, genuine leather booths, hand crafted dining chairs, mounted animal horns and New York city street maps. Their rock and roll beats, attentive eye-catching staff all set the fast paced tone for the urban consumer on the hunt for casual gourmet.
Enjoy upbeat music, tasty nibbles and cool cocktails at this central hotspot. Set under the eaves of a revamped Victorian-era house, Asoka is an ambient bar and restaurant built around a 150-year-old, fairy-lit olive tree on Kloof Street. And, despite so many restaurants vying for attention on this popular strip, Asoka stands out, as it has for over a decade, as a vibrant venue – with decadent food and drinks to match!
