Top Restaurants in Bantry Bay
Bantry Bay Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Bantry Bay
Discover the best restaurant in Bantry Bay, South Africa including Codfather Seafood & Sushi, Addis in Cape Ethiopian Restaurant, Fork Restaurant, Miller's Thumb, Graze Slow Food Cafe, Jason Bakery, The Black Sheep Restaurant, Bootlegger Coffee Company, NV-80, Chefs Warehouse
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1. Codfather Seafood & Sushi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Fawaz A
Casual and has a sushi belt. I really like the fish and food there. Seats are ok but this is a great value for money. Service is great too.
2. Addis in Cape Ethiopian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 690 reviews
Addis in Cape! Voted best African Eatery in Cape Town, an authentic Ethiopian restaurant that caters for Non-vegetarian, Vegan and Vegetarian clients. We provide a unique communal dining experience you, your family and friends will remember. From traditional hand-wash ceremonies to our traditional Ethiopian coffee we promise a memorable experience. Ethiopian cuisine is famous for its rich aromas and generous use of herbs and spices. The country was historically situated on trading routes that included the trade of many exotic spices; this history has had a tremendous influence on the taste of Ethiopian food as we know it. Today most of the herbs and spices are blended and prepared in the home with great love and attention, as are those used in Addis in Cape. The dishes that you taste here are unique to Ethiopia and we are proud as a restaurant to share them with you.
Reviewed By oris2017
Don’t waste any minute and go there for the best service and tasty healthy food! Amazing dishes, great drinks - you can never go wrong hereGood day, Thank you very much for your 5 star rating your appreciation for good healthy food and service is highly noted. We hope to serve you again soon, where warm greetings await you. āmeseginalehu ( Thank you ) Addis in Cape Team
3. Fork Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Deborah C - Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
In the last 3 weeks we have visited Fork 5 times. As locals we have tried many places that serve tapas and this is definitely one of the best. The only way to describe the tapas is DELICIOUS and they are consistently that way. We love the Raclette fondue, the Fig rocket tomatoe and feta salad and the pan seared ostrich fillet on sweet potato amongst many others. The restaurant is a piece of fun sophistication in Vibey Long street with great service and decent wines. Not to be missed!
4. Miller's Thumb
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Bosker - Ireland
Dinner on a Monday evening and the place the buzzing. Casual atmosphere with friendly professional service made for a comfortable experience. We ate prawns, oysters and mussels to start - the prawns were outstanding. Blue nose for main course with al dente stir fry veg were incredibly delicious. Cheesecake to finish was also surprisingly good. Will remember this place for a long time to come. Highly recommmended.
5. Graze Slow Food Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 164 reviews
Locally sourced and seasonal menu
Reviewed By Max H
The staff and management were friendly and accommodating. Choices were limited as lunch was almost over. Perhaps some generic menu options would alleviate this. But I do feel that R185 for pork belly swimming in a broth isn't really good value. The coriander was a...MoreOnes tries ones best to read walk-ins but gauranteed this time of year a spur customer falls thru the cracks
6. Jason Bakery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 288 reviews
Reviewed By ht227 - Woking, United Kingdom
We visited the new Green Point location for breakfast whilst between accommodations in CT. We had big bags with us and there was plenty of space to keep our luggage by our table.
Great almond croissant and shakshuka! Hoping to find time to go back again before the end of our stay to try something else!!
7. The Black Sheep Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 829 reviews
Reviewed By Daniel G - Den Bosch, The Netherlands
We really enjoyed the several dishes we had - compliments for the vegeterian lasagne and dessert was amazing!
8. Bootlegger Coffee Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 353 reviews
“The original”, is consistently buzzing and filled with a variety of people from all walks of life; business folk, joggers, mommies, students, you name it. It is a local favorite and a must see for anyone visiting the area.
Reviewed By Robert L - Oakland, California
I think this is where I had the banana bread French toast....or was it Jason's bakery? Wherever, that stuff was darn good....and regardless of whether Bootlegger was the one, I hang out at this friendly place that has plenty of excellent breakfast offerings and a cool clientele
9. NV-80
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 978 reviews
Taking the classic grill and bar to new heights, NV-80 was born in celebration of a successful 32 years in the restaurant industry. Named after the dynamic and legendary Goncalves brothers, Naldo and Victor, NV-80 is not just a restaurant, it's a lifestyle. It is absolutely no secret that this duo doesn't just enjoy what they do - they love it. NV-80 offers guests a relaxed atmosphere with friendly, attentive service as well as a delectable menu offering the very best chalmar steaks, fresh seafood, and a twist of international favourites. With its truly original design, NV-80 offers you a bit of 'Old Cape Town' with intimate indoor dining, a romantic patio, and a chic bar that overlooks the restaurant.
Reviewed By bailey1946 - Chester, United Kingdom
MY friend who lives in bantry bay picked this restaurat as it would have been my 50th wedding aniversary sadly my husband died in capetown while on holiday a few years ago and was not dissapointed with the food we both had lamb rump and a very nice bottle of red wine.Service was excellant.
10. Chefs Warehouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Jonah24 - USA
Great, friendly service, this no-reservation joint offers delicious tapas and an excellent assortment of wine. The environment is pretty decent although not a standout. The fine folks that work here compensate and the ambiance is lively, animated, and intimate. The food is exceptionally good, and I deferred to the kitchen to make my tapas choices for me which included a starter (excellent clams) followed by 4 tapas. My only constructive criticism would be on the assortment of choices--each dish being richer than the last. There was lack of balance (for me) between lightness which made it difficult to complete each tapas although this experience might differ when sharing between two people, which is more commonplace I'm sure. Richness aside, I also thought a few of the dishes were overly salty. Overall, definitely a worthwhile visit and another memorable Cape Town food experience.
