Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront is a bustling hub of activity, perfectly set against the backdrop of Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean. As one of the city’s most popular destinations, it combines shopping, dining, and entertainment, offering a mix of different experiences. Tourists and locals are drawn to its energetic atmosphere. And whether you’re seeking artisanal food markets or upscale restaurants, the Waterfront is the ultimate hotspot for anyone looking to immerse themselves in Cape Town’s unique blend of culture, history, and flair. Check out some of its most sought–after food destinations!

Time Out Market 
Time Out Market Cape Town brings together the city’s top chefs, restaurateurs, and food vendors under one roof. Located near to the Two Oceans Aquarium and newly opened restaurant COY, the dynamic space offers visitors a taste of the city’s best dishes, cocktails, wines and local flavours.

 

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Victoria Wharf  
If you’re hanging out anywhere near ‘Vic Wharf’, chances are you’ve stumbled upon Den Anker – the beloved Belgian restaurant known for its breathtaking harbour views. Offering fresh seafood, signature mussels, and a vast selection of Belgian beers, it’s a favourite dining spot in the city.  

 

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Oranjezicht City Farm Market 
The Oranjezicht City Farm Market is a bustling weekend market in Cape Town, offering fresh local produce, artisanal goods, and gourmet food. Located at Granger Bay, it’s a vibrant spot for visitors looking for the best farm-to-table delights. 

 

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