City: Western Cape
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Best Italian food near Western Cape, South Africa
Best Italian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Italian food in Western Cape. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Italian restaurants near you.. South Africa’s most popular tourist destination offers the urban thrills of Cape Town, its adjacent wine country and an aura of the rich political history of South Africa. The Overberg's perfect whale-watching perches provide excitement of a different nature. The Garden Route's lakes and forests and the Klein Karoo's ostrich-farming towns and vineyards present another take on the Cape. For extra kicks, try bungee jumping or cage-diving among Great Whites.
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1. La Sosta Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 596 reviews
La Sosta is a FINE DINING Restaurant. A modern and contemporary Italian Restaurant working with 3 Different Tasting Menus . EatOut Award 2014 BEST ITALIAN RESTAURANT IN SOUTH AFRICA Reservations are essential.
Reviewed By MARCIAMAG
Everything was amazin!!! The wine, the food, the special people that work there... the GARDEN and LAND MENU were wonderful. The price was not expensive ! It os a perfect place ! Hi MarciaIt was a real pleasure to have you and your group stay and dine with us.We always have fun with people from Brazil We hope that you enjoyed the rest of your time in South Africa and we hope that you will visit us again.Best regardsChris
2. Osteria Tarantino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 360 reviews
Authentic Italian family-owned restaurant. Fresh Italian dishes by Chef Enrico Tarantino. Bookings essential via phone, WhatsApp or SMS. No email bookings.
Reviewed By PatS1974
I didn't end up going which is a shame because I was in town for the marathon and wanted a really good Italian meal. I had seen such great reviews of this place in particular. Unfortunately, they have no website (!) and the only way to make a reservation is by calling or messaging them. As I do not have an International phone plan, I tried to message them through Facebook and Whatsapp. Nothing. So at a fairly nice cost to my phone plan, I left two messages (during open hours) and they didn't call me back. They may have good food (unfortunately could never confirm that) but their customer service needs work. Get a website (preferably one with a reservation portal!)
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3. Terra Mare
Overall Ratings
5 based on 880 reviews
This spot has a well-deserved long-standing reputation. Expect to find consistent food (that ever-elusive ingredient to success) and friendly, efficient service thanks to the personal care of the owner, Olivier, and his family team. This popular Paarl res
Reviewed By YanK5518
Had an enjoyable lunch with the great service of Leticia and owner Olivier. Leticiaâs friendliness coupled with Olivierâs attentiveness to details really made our lunch taste even better. We ordered the Duo of Tuna, Brandy Bisque Soup, Prawn Risotto and Spicy seafood spaghetti. Everything was delicious but my wife and I were exceptionally blown away by the Duo of Tuna! It was so amazing and concluded that no other restaurant will be able to do this. A must try if you ever visit them!Will definitely return to this restaurant if I ever get to visit Capetown again!è¿éçæå¡å¾å¥½ãä¸è¥¿ä¹ççå¾å¥½å! ææºä¼ä¸å®è¦å°è¯!
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4. The Corner Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
The Corner Bistro has a tradition Mediterranean meals. Prepared freshly by our Master Chef. All ingredients are fresh and preparation is done on a daily basis, providing one of the best Mediterranean style restaurants in South Africa, with great atmospher
Reviewed By GS1200Lady
We stopped at the Corner Bistro with no particular expectation. Simply because on a Sunday afternoon not much was opened. And Oh my God. Best pizza ever. Huge! But so so thin. It was delectable. Same with the home made apple and almond cake. Our waiter Zain was a lovely attentive young man and the owners, a delightful German couple, even came to talk to us and asked if we liked the pizze. Clearly! Our plates were empty. The owner and chef imports his flour from Italy no less. Everything was just lovely down to the mini amaretto biscuit with our coffee.
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