Yes. Yes it is. And time flies at the Beerhouse in Long Street, where the range of ale is matched by the quality of the food.
The New York Times has named Cape Town as the number one place to visit this year.
A small bar in Cape Town called Cabrito is the only local establishment that serves 40 different tequilas, and they’re hoping to grow their selection.
A Cape Town landmark will soon become a major international
museum that will focus primarily on work of African origin.
Cape Town gathered to pay tribute to Nelson Mandela in a blustery memorial.
La Parada on Bree Street in Cape Town is noisy and popular, but clearly food is not the main attraction.
The City of Cape Town has returned to court to resolve an ongoing dispute over the proposed N1/N2 Winelands Toll Highway Project, says an official.
Korean food with a South African twist.
Cape Town authorities said on Sunday that two electrical sub-stations were being repaired following widespread flooding.
Authorities in the Western Cape are conducting continuous assessments to determine the extent of flooding caused by heavy rains.
A familiar experience for many South Africans, seeing False Bay and its surrounds through the eyes of a British tourist makes it all more spectacular.
Steve Hofmeyr to sing for Boeremag legal fees, Riah Phiyega is no longer the president’s darling, and a not-so-legal sale in Cape Town.
Emily’s Restaurant has moved again, and this time
it will appeal to more food lovers than ever before.
Finalist: Investing in Life Award — Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation
Following violence and looting in the Cape Town city centre, the DA has lashed out at the ANC and its youth league for "pure vandalism and thuggery".
Breakaway groups have looted stalls and robbed pedestrians in Cape Town, in a protest some residents say is about delivery rather than politics.
The leader of the protest march in the Cape Town city centre could be charged with incitement, says Helen Zille’s spokesperson.
The SB13 Southern Africa Conference provides an international forum to examine the issues that affect the built environment.
CUT get involved in the SB13 Southern Africa conference.
Observatory, isn’t exactly a destination for fine dining, although there is plenty of food to be had at better prices than elsewhere in Cape Town.
Photographer Pieter Hugo’s latest exhibition is a? "jolting meditation" on family, kinship and decaying nationhood.
The judges body needs introspection as it prepares for interviews for vacant positions.
A vicious attack on an ANC meeting has exposed the bitter divisions in the ‘Nkandla of the Cape.’
You push against the tide by taking down one dealer at a time – just mind the hell hounds and small children.
Over Brent Meersman’s past 150 food columns, he has run the gastronomic gamut.
Perhaps I shouldn’t equate food with human relationships, but I really feel like I’m having a reunion with brinjal.
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Entering a bid to develop, construct and operate the first dedicated cruise-liner terminal in Cape Town is said to be the right thing to do.
Helen Zille believes she has enough evidence to show the "poo war" is a campaign to make Cape Town ungovernable in the run-up to the 2014 elections.
Bassist Mlungisi Gegana pays tribute to ?Johnny Dyani at the Joy of Jazz this weekend.
Cat Pritchard beds down on the conservative
side of a R300 000 mattress at the Taj hotel and
finds herself waking up slightly right of centre.
An off-duty police officer has been shot dead in Mitchell’s Plain in the Western Cape, police say, marking the third killing of its kind since Sunday.
An Andile Dyalvane pot is one of the commissioned works for the
Adelaide Tambo Collection.