Good news, Atlantic Seaboard foodies: an entire city block of Sea Point retail space will be dedicated to a new, seven-day-a-week food and lifestyle market on ever-evolving Regent Road. Mojo Market will feature a daily fresh goods section, 15 food vendors, three bars, 40 designer retail stalls and a live entertainment stage, with the soft launch due to take place mid-April 2017.
The Mojo Market is a development by trio Graeme Robinson, Tara Lerner and Robbie Lessem, who created the brightly coloured Mojo Hotel, which is located above the market. The 1700 m2 space, which will be a first for the Sea Point strip, promises a globally infused food offering with Asian, American and Mexican vendors in the mix.
Traders such as Earth Fire Pizza, The Codfather, Didi’s Burritos and Punjab Express have already signed up for stalls as well as Cape Point Bakery and fresh health juices by Pulp & Grind. In addition to this, and a first for the Atlantic Seaboard, American ice-cream brand Baskin-Robbins will be opening shop in the adjacent former-Kauai location as well as inside the market.
The Mojo Market’s look will be designed by Indigo Fusion and Jade and Ginja, and will draw inspiration from street and city markets across the world. Says owner Robbie Lessem, “We envisioned a diverse and interesting retail space that will reflect the colourful vibrancy of Sea Point life. We’ve opened up the ocean views and pulled elements of the surrounding deco architecture into a bright, open community space.” Traders positioned close to the street will also face outwards onto the pavement, creating ‘retail theatre’ for passers-by.
The market will have a soft launch in mid-April and will be open from 8am daily for early risers, with retailers and food vendors serving until 10pm and bars until 11pm. There will also be a 24-hour coffee shop available for hungry night owls and holidaymakers.
For trade enquiries, email manager@mojomarket.co.za
Looking forward to the comcept
What a fantastic idea … how I love my Sea Point hood and the myriad of eating and shopping experiences!
Congrats to all involved – cannot wait to be a regular visitor.
Cheers Ali Mac
Mazaltov Robbie Lessem. What a wonderful idea. Looking so forward to it opening SOOOOON.
Is this the place right across the street from the Bootlegger? It looks like it…
Can’t wait to come back to CT and Sea Point!!
With love from Las Vegas…
Hi Craig, we are indeed opposite Bootleggers. We look forward to seeing you in the market. It really is going to be something quite special and unique for Cape Town.
This is so great however all I see signed up are unhealthy food options, I do hope other than the juice bar there are more healthy options that will be available, South Africa ha enough fast food options
Hi there who does one contact regarding retail space?
Hi Lisa,
For trade enquiries, email manager@mojomarket.co.za
Thanks!
Please supply contact details for info re retail space etc.
Thanks
Hi Cathy,
For trade enquiries, email manager@mojomarket.co.za
Thanks!
Cannot envisage sufficient parking in the area! When I walk my dog around the block the parking is all taken up by people who work in the vicinity. Do you have plans for more parking?
Claire, Sea Point is littered with juice bars, shops, restaurants. You don’t have to go to Mojo if you don’t like what’s on offer. I think it’s a superb concept. Personally, I’m sick of seeing raw veg all over the place. Well done to the 3 owners.
went there tonight 28/5/17. great food and atmosphere. its a winner. sample it soon.
Went there on Sunday, fantastic idea! Keen to find out if retail space is affordable and if the leases are flexible, after all, one doesn’t want to work solely to pay the rent and be tied down by a lengthy lease.