Open Streets Cape Town kicked off its Walk & Talk series on Wednesday 23 January on Bree Street with a walk from Prestwich Memorial along the ‘Fan Walk’ and along Bree Street. Many issues were raised…
Branding can go further than the idea you want to sell. It can be a creation that assists in your community buying into what it has to offer, enhancing a sort of pride and ownership…
I found this beautiful shop the other day at St Georges Mall in the Loop Neighbourhood. Benger is just want Cape Town has been waiting for, stylish authentic shirts and accessories for the boys. The owner Jamie…
Capetonian coffee shops never seem to rest. Before most of the proletariat trundle into their offices to start the day, these coffee parlours are already wide awake. They are filled with whizzing, hissing, clinking noises…
In the last few years, a global trend has emerged which favours the hand-made, the organic, the free-range, and the artisanal. Cape Town has embraced this trend, with the result that craft markets have popped…
Clarkes, situated on Bree Street in The Loop is a buzzing and bustling American style hamburger joint, definitely worth a visit. The restaurant, which previously housed a motorcycle repair shop is interestingly decorated and designed….
The Bo Kaap Museum is situated in one of the oldest residential areas in Cape Town, in one of the oldest buildings in Wale Street. The earliest development of the Bo Kaap was in the…
Dear Me is a restaurant that caters for everyone. Local and seasonal produce is used when preparing the meals, so as well as exceptional quality, you can be assured of enjoying food full of wholesome…
That’s the name of The Loop’s newest coffee spot. With tables featuring specially made wooden legs and love notes accompanying your lemonade, you just know that you’re in for a special lunch date at Skinny Legs and All.
Looking for new wheels to roll through The Loop? Look for the familiar face of Che Guevara on Bree Street. Revolution Cycles stands for power, passion and equality. Three things Che was pretty fond of too.
Flea markets have been happening in and around Cape Town for decades, but recently, there has been an uprising of Food and Vintage ones too. Here are our top 5, new and old school, that happen in our Hoods.
Green Point Flea Market – Green Point
Operating every Sunday & Public Holiday on the main parking area of the Green Point Stadium from 8:30 till after 17:00, this market hosts over 400 stalls selling everything from bric-a-brac, clothing, food and electrical goods.
Church Street Market – The Loop & Downtown
Take a stroll along Church Street to find everything from a quaint lunch spot to collectable antique items. Remember your cash as no credit cards are accepted.
Village Market @ Cape Quarter – De Waterkant
Offering a unique, European Lifestyle Market that supports local goods and produce, be a part of an organic and environmentally friendly atmosphere every Wednesday and Sunday from 10:00 to 15:00.
The City Bowl Market – Next area to be named!
Situated on Hope Street, this market brings together a variety of delicious foods, drinks and people, allowing you to experience the ancient way of shopping in a modern context rooted in the local community.
The Truth Market – Downtown
Enjoy a gander through a market comprised of pop-op stalls, stalls from old favourites and some new names. Served with an offering of yummy food and drinks to some old school music, the vibe will sure be delightful – catch it once a month!
