Celebrate the end of the year in style with our exclusive MICE year-end packages.
Enjoy a complimentary sparkling welcome drink on arrival, plus 10% off your food
bill when you select from our canapé, buffet, or set menus. With venue hire waived
and only a minimum food and beverage spend required, it’s the perfect way to host a
memorable function.
December is a playlist of summer sunsets, weekend rhythms, and rooftop memories at Pullman Cape Town’s Ghibli Rooftop Bar. It’s your headquarters for celebration this season, whether you’re wrapping up the workweek, chasing the golden hour, or hunting the city’s smoothest grooves. Here’s a look at the city’s most tempting line-up, happening high above it all.
The city glows and the air turns electric – Ghibli’s Sunset Sessions call you to the rooftop! Mark your calendar for the best golden-hour playlists and signature sundowners as day turns to night over Cape Town.
Sundays are strictly for unwinding, and Samthini U’Sunday is Ghibli’s invitation to stretch out the weekend. Gather your crew, claim a spot by the pool, grab a cold one, and let Cape Town’s smoothest Sunday soundtrack take the edge off the week ahead.
Our signature December highlight – one-night-only moments where the party rises above the ordinary. Rooftop Sessions bring the city’s finest music selectors, surprises, and late, laughter-filled nights under the stars.
RnB Royalty nights at Ghibli bring a lineup that’s equal parts nostalgia and now. Dive deep into RnB classics and tomorrow’s playlist anthems in a setting made for mingling and movement.
Start your weekend right with TGI Fridays, a weekly ritual for city dwellers on the move. Expect a buzz of energy as the sky goes pink, with curated cocktails, familiar faces, and the first beats that promise summer is just warming up.
Whichever night you pick, Ghibli Rooftop Bar promises the city’s best festive beats, views, sunsets, and rooftop summer energy… waiting just for you. See you at the top!
This summer, discover the ultimate festive guide curated by Pullman Cape Town. From rooftop pool parties and signature dining events to insider tips on Cape Town’s best summer attractions, our festive season guide brings together everything you need to make the most of the city’s vibrant energy. Whether you’re planning a getaway or joining us for a celebration, start here for inspiration, schedules, and exclusive experiences.
In Cape Town, summer is a season where sunshine lingers longer and the city’s contagious energy glows well into the night. At Pullman Cape Town, we bring together rooftop rhythms and signature city experiences to set the stage for your most memorable festive season yet. Here’s what to look forward to as we near the end of 2025.
13, 16 & 27 December | Ghibli Rooftop Bar
Welcome summer with the return of our signature golden-hour pool parties at Ghibli Bar. DJ Clint L brings the beats while you enjoy crafted cocktails and coastal small plates. Celebrate the season in true Cape Town style — where the skyline meets the sound of summer.
13–24 December | Ghibli Rooftop Bar
From 13 December, our Ghibli Bar transforms into a festival of mixology. Each night, discover a new signature cocktail inspired by the season – order your favorite and your second drink is with our compliments. You’ve earned it! This is Cape Town’s best seat for sunset and celebration leading up to Christmas.
Thursdays in December and January | Ghibli Rooftop Bar
Settle down to live jazz with a sundowner in hand every Thursday throughout December and January – now that’s what we call embracing the pace of the season. There’s no room for tension with sunsets and soundtracks like these.
25 December | Stratus Room Restaurant
Celebrate Christmas with a curated buffet comprising equal parts global flair and local tradition. Indulge in fresh oysters, prawn cocktails, perfectly roasted turkey, gammon, succulent sirloin, vegetarian nut roast, and a parade of classic Christmas desserts, from sticky toffee pudding to pavlovas.
R1,200 per person | Children 9–15 half price | Under 9 dine free
26 December | Ghibli Rooftop Bar
Keep the spirit alive with a classic South African braai, rooftop style. Enjoy juicy boerewors, marinated sirloin, creative cocktails, and live DJs — all for R300 per person. Linger with friends in the sun, celebrate and recover by the pool, and let the city’s blue-sky energy be your guide.
31 December | Ghibli Rooftop Bar
Step into a night of intrigue as we ring in 2026 at our rooftop Masquerade Dinner. Expect canapés and live food stations (including seared tuna tataki, Wagyu sliders, and gold-dusted truffles), can’t-help-but-sing-along playlists, and a midnight toast with a complimentary bottle of Franschhoek Cellars Brut or Rosé. Dance, celebrate, and welcome the new year in style.
R3,700 per couple
Slow down this season. Discover the Mother City, savor every moment, and create new memories – right here at Pullman Cape Town.
In Cape Town, sunset is a daily celebration of place and possibility. It’s the finisher (or, for some, the start) of a day well-spent (because, really, it’s impossible not to enjoy every second spent in the Mother City!).
Rest assured that Cape Town knows how to set the scene for a memorable evening, whether you’re drawn to wild Atlantic views or mountain silhouettes. At Pullman Cape Town, we’ve curated our favorite sunset vantage points for visitors who like their horizons wide, their evenings elevated, and their connection to the city uninterrupted. Here’s where to find Cape Town’s most remarkable golden moments – all mere steps from your Pullman base.
Right here at the hotel
There’s no need to venture far for a show-stopping sunset. Ghibli Rooftop Bar, perched atop Pullman Cape Town, transforms an afternoon into a celebration as the city dips into evening. Settle into a rooftop lounger with a signature cocktail or join one of our legendary summer pool parties, where DJ sets and sprawling views bring Cape Town’s skyline alive. The light changes, and you’re exactly where you want to be – making new connections and indulging at every turn.
Pro tip: Don’t miss our “12 Nights of Festive Cocktails” (from 13–24 December 2025) for sunset sips that toast the season, or the Boxing Day (26 December 2025) rooftop braai (BBQ) for local flavor.
15-minute drive from Pullman Cape Town
Those who prefer their sunset with a side of adventure will love Kloof Corner, found near the base of Table Mountain. A short but steep hike, it’s one of the city’s best-kept secrets among locals and in-the-know travelers. Expect 15–20 minutes of uphill commitment in exchange for a front-row seat to the city’s evening spectacle. From the top, you’ll see Cape Town stretching for miles below, framed by Lion’s Head and the Atlantic. Pack a picnic and enjoy the breeze as the sky lights up – just remember a torch for the descent.
30-minute drive from Pullman Cape Town
Looking for a summit with real bragging rights? Little Lion’s Head near Hout Bay promises a sunset hike that’s scenic, brisk, and just adventurous enough.
The trail begins on Mount Rhodes Drive, passing through a security gate for access. A clear but undulating path leads you uphill, eventually transitioning to rockier, less defined sections. Follow cairns (small rock piles) for guidance. The last stretch involves moderate rock scrambling – not overly technical, but enough to make it exciting for fit hikers and adventurous kids. The summit rewards you with sweeping 360-degree views of Table Mountain, the Twelve Apostles, the full arc of Hout Bay, and the Atlantic, all illuminated by the setting sun. It’s a perfect choice for a late afternoon climb, and thanks to its off-the-beaten-path status, you’ll often have the summit glow all to yourself.
20-minute drive from Pullman Cape Town
Clifton is famed for its white-sand beaches, but just beyond its main stretches, hidden inlets await the sunset connoisseur. Clifton Ridge Rocks is a tucked-away outcrop between Clifton’s beaches – reachable by foot and rarely crowded. Here, the ocean stretches endlessly while the setting sun paints the sand in soft gold. Gather your friends and toast to the privilege of privacy in the heart of the city.
15-minute drive from Pullman Cape Town
If a sunset with a swim sounds blissful, then make your way to Saunders Rockpool. Sitting between Sea Point and Bantry Bay, this natural tidal pool is carved from granite and loved by swimmers and sunset seekers alike. The atmosphere is family-friendly by day, but as golden hour approaches, it becomes a tranquil oasis – ideal for a dip, a few snacks, and the simple joy of watching the sun drop into the Atlantic.
Cape Town’s sunset stories begin wherever you are… but only the city’s insiders know where they end best. Stay at Pullman Cape Town for golden hour at its most inspiring, with the city at your feet and connection in every direction.
Cape Town’s creative energy is everywhere — from contemporary studios in the city centre to heritage-filled galleries tucked along the Atlantic Seaboard. Our curated guide highlights must-visit spaces where local and international artists shape the city’s vibrant cultural identity. Whether you’re drawn to fine art, modern installations, or hidden creative collectives, this free guide will help you explore it all with ease. Perfect for guests looking to add a touch of artistry to their stay.
THK Gallery focuses on showcasing contemporary visual art from Africa and the Global South. Since 2018, they have been fostering diverse perspectives and aesthetics, and are based in Cape Town.
Address: 52 Waterkant St, Cape Town City Centre
Website: https://www.thkgallery.com/
The Association for Visual Arts (AVA) is a non-profit, membership-based art organization dedicated to advancing and promoting South African contemporary art and artists in Cape Town.
Address: 35 Church St, Cape Town City Centre
Website: https://www.ava.co.za/
Eclectica Contemporary in Cape Town focuses on African art, presenting works that interrogate global issues and push artistic boundaries. The gallery features solo and group shows, including experimental media.
Address: 56 Church St, Cape Town City Centre
Website: https://eclecticacontemporary.co.za/
Nel is an artist-owned gallery located in Cape Town’s Art, Antiques, and Design hub on Church Street, featuring a constantly changing exhibition of paintings, sculptures, and ceramics. It also hosts solo and two-person exhibitions throughout the year.
Address: 117 Long St, Cape Town City Centre
Website: https://www.nelart.co.za/
Sisonke Gallery, located in the Cape Heritage Hotel, promotes local artists and fosters relationships through the display of diverse and meaningful artworks. It serves as a vibrant platform for community engagement.
Address: 90 Bree St, Cape Town City Centre
Website: https://www.capeheritage.co.za/sisonke-gallery/
RESERVOIR, established in 2021 by Shona van der Merwe and Heinrich Groenewald in Cape Town, aids artists and curators through exhibitions, collection management, and art advising, using their commercial gallery expertise.
Address: 7th Floor, Bree Castle House, 68 Bree St, Cape Town City Centre
Website: https://www.reservoirprojects.com/
SMAC Gallery showcases contemporary art from leading and emerging artists in South Africa, offering exhibitions, art fairs, and podcasts to engage with diverse artistic expressions.
Address: 25 Church St, Cape Town City Centre
Website: https://www.smacgallery.com/
The Cape Gallery, at 60 Church Street, lies in Cape Town’s historic center, surrounded by Georgian and Dutch facades. It features South African landscapes and vibrant street art, reflecting local traditions.
Address: 60 Church St, Cape Town City Centre
Website: https://www.capegallery.co.za/
99 Loop Gallery, founded in 2015, is a contemporary art space in Cape Town that emphasizes painting and collaborates with both established and emerging local artists. It aims to engage with intimate lived experiences through its exhibitions.
Address: 99 Loop St, Cape Town City Centre
Website: https://www.99loop.co.za/
1895 Gallery in Cape Town, established in 1988, showcases contemporary paintings, sculptures, and fine art prints from both emerging and established artists, offering a curated and sophisticated art experience.
Address: 52 Burg St, Cape Town City Centre
Website: https://1895gallery.co.za/
The gallery has built a solid reputation for unlocking exciting talent from the continent and the greater African Diaspora.
Address: 67 Loop St, Cape Town City Centre
Website: https://www.ebonycurated.com/
The Artists Gallery, founded by artists, showcases contemporary South African art through immersive exhibitions and events, fostering dialogue and engagement in the art community since its inception.
Address: 67 Loop St, Cape Town City Centre
Website: https://artistsgallery.co.za/
RED! The Gallery is a dynamic art gallery situated in the Constantia winelands area in Cape Town, featuring work from South Africa’s best contemporary and emerging artists including Andrew Cooper, Michael Waters, David Kuijers, Derric van Rensburg and Junior Fungai to name a few.
Address: 76 Wale Street, Cape Town City Centre
Website: https://www.redthegallery.co.za/
Distance from hotel: 11 min drive
No list is complete without Lion’s Head. This classic spiral hike delivers 360° views that stop you in your tracks — ocean on one side, city bowl on the other, and Table Mountain standing guard to the south.
The trail winds gradually up the mountain, with a few short scrambles near the top. It’s short enough to fit into a morning but still gives you that heart-pumping, summit-conquering feeling.
Top tip: Go early for sunrise or late afternoon for golden light and cooler temperatures. Don’t forget a headlamp if you’re descending after dark, and bring your camera — the view is magic, especially on a full-moon night.
Distance from hotel: 16 min drive
Running parallel to the Atlantic Seaboard at the base of Table Mountain, the Pipe Track is a gentle, mostly flat trail that rewards you with sweeping ocean views and lush fynbos all the way.
It’s ideal for intermediate runners or walkers who want a scenic escape without committing to a big climb. You’ll trace the route of an old water pipeline, catching glimpses of Camps Bay below and Lion’s Head behind you.
Top tip: Start at the Kloof Nek car park and turn around whenever you like. This one’s about the journey, not the finish line.
Distance from hotel: 18 min drive
For those craving a challenge, Platteklip Gorge is Cape Town’s most famous direct ascent up Table Mountain. It’s steep and spectacular — a stone stairway that delivers jaw-dropping views at every switchback.
Locals and visitors alike flock here for sunrise missions and post-rain, crystal-clear vistas. It’s a great way to earn that cable car ride down — or for the truly bold, make it a round trip.
Top tip: Start early to avoid the midday heat, bring plenty of water, and pace yourself. This is a climb, not a jog.
Distance from hotel: 7 min drive
Tucked against the base of Table Mountain above Vredehoek, Deer Park is a local favourite for quick morning runs or late-afternoon strolls. A mix of jeep track and single-track weaves through indigenous vegetation, with constant views over the city bowl.
The moderate, varied gradient makes it accessible for most fitness levels, and the network of paths means you can tailor the distance to your mood. It’s the perfect “I’ve got an hour to kill” adventure spot.
Top tip: Keep an eye out for resident dassies (rock hyraxes) sunning themselves on boulders.
Distance from hotel: 8 min drive
Not technically a trail — but far too good to leave off. The Sea Point Promenade is Cape Town’s beloved stretch for runners, walkers, cyclists, and sunset strollers alike. It hugs the Atlantic coastline for several kilometres, offering endless ocean views, public art installations, and that unmistakable fresh sea air.
It’s paved, flat, and perfect for a gentle jog before breakfast at the hotel, or a romantic sunset walk before cocktails at Ghibli Bar.
Top tip: If you’re an early riser, catch the first light glinting off the water. You’ll share the path with local runners, surfers, and dogs living their best lives.
One of Pullman Cape Town’s greatest advantages is its location. The wild beauty of Table Mountain National Park is practically steps away. These trails offer the ultimate way to reset and reconnect with the city, whether you’re here for business or leisure — or a bit of both.
Ask our concierge team for trail maps, transport options, or insider tips, and we’ll help you find the perfect route for your pace and mood.
From bustling food halls to seaside craft markets, Cape Town’s market scene is where local flavours, design, and culture come to life. Our free PDF guide spotlights the best weekend stops for artisanal coffee, handmade goods, vintage finds, and authentic local bites. Whether you’re a curious traveller or a returning guest rediscovering the city, this curated collection of must-visit markets will help you experience Cape Town like a local.
Founded in 2006 at the Old Biscuit Mill, this market revolutionized Cape Town’s farmers’ market scene and is now a vibrant hub of street culture with top street-food vendors, live music, a wine bar, and stalls offering everything from tacos to vintage collectables.
Address: 373 Albert Road, Woodstock, Cape Town
Opening hours: Saturday, 9am – 3pm
Instagram: @neighbourgoodsmarket
Located off the Sea Point Promenade, this vibrant market features over 30 multicultural food outlets in a sea-facing space, open nearly 24/7, with five bars, live music, and big screens for sports.
Address: 30 Regent Road, Sea Point, Cape Town
Opening hours: Monday – Sunday, 8am – 12:00am
Instagram: @themojomarket
Root44 is a uniquely designed venue that offers both indoor and outdoor experiences, surrounded by vineyards and trees. The market
operates in any weather, featuring live entertainment, diverse food and wine options, and a relaxed shopping atmosphere.
Address: Audacia Road, off the R44, Stellenbosch
Opening hours: Friday – Sunday, 10am – 6:00pm (5pm in Winter)
Instagram: @root44stellenbosch
The popular Blaauwklippen Family Market is open on Saturday and Sundays with a seasonal focus and a strong emphasis on local, organic and sustainable food, produce and goods.
Address: Blaauwklippen Estate, Strand Road (R44), Stellenbosch
Opening hours: Seturday – Sunday, 10am – 4pm
Instagram: @blaauwklippen_family_market
Enjoy live entertainment, food stalls, and extended shopping hours in the Werf Area, complete with dedicated children’s entertainment. Admission is free, but spots should be reserved on Quicket.
Address: Boschendal Wine Estate, Helshoogte Road (R310), Franschhoek
Opening hours: Friday, 6pm – 9pm
Instagram: @boschendal
A vibrant market in Cape Town showcasing local produce, rare fruits, cheeses, baked goods, and more, with outdoor seating, craft beers,
cocktails, and a lively atmosphere perfect for exploring diverse global cuisines and city restaurant offerings.
Address: Haul Road, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town
Opening hours: Wednesday, 5pm – 9pm (Oct – Mar)
Saturday, 8am – 2pm
Sunday, 8.30am – 2pm
Instagram: @ozcfarm
This new inner-city market at the Castle of Good Hope transforms the historic courtyards into a community space once a month, featuring
local art, live music, crafts, demos, workshops, kids’ activities, and food stalls with Table Mountain views.
Address: Castle of Good Hope, Cape Town
Opening hours: Last Saturday of the month, 9am – 4pm
Instagram: @kuieratthecastle
Housed in an old postal plane hangar, the Blue Bird Market in Muizenberg features a bohemian vibe with a vibrant selection of food, fresh produce, crafts, and more, plus a family-friendly play area and bars, including a secret gin bar.
Address: 39 Albertyn Road, Muizenberg, Cape Town
Opening hours: thursday – Friday, 4pm – 10pm
Instagram: @bluebirdgaragemarket
This family-friendly market between Tokai Forest and Constantia Valley offers diverse food, craft beers, local wines, and various beverages, with stunning views, live music, and activities for kids.
Address: Porter Reform Estate, Orpen Road, Tokai, Cape Town
Opening hours: Friday, 4:30pm – 9:30pm
Instagram: @chilledmarketattherange
Cape Town’s quayside warehouse brings together top local chefs, mixologists, and culinary talent across 13 kitchens and three bars, offering diverse gourmet dishes in a lively space with live performances and indoor and outdoor seating.
Address: 19 Dock Road, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town
Opening hours: Thursday – Saturday, 11am – 11pm
Sunday – Wednesday, 11am – 10pm
Instagram: @timeoutmarketcapetown
This charming spot is perfect for a casual midweek outing with friends, offering an open-air evening market with a variety of food, drinks, and shops, plus lawn seating and a playground for kids.
Address: Village Lane, Noordhoek, Cape Town
Opening hours: Wednesday, 4pm – 8pm
Instagram: @noordhoekfarmvillage
An old fish factory in Hout Bay’s harbour now hosts a bustling market with over 80 stalls, diverse international cuisine, four bars, and both a sunny patio and cozy fireplaces.
Address: 31 Harbour Road, Hout Bay, Cape Town
Opening hours: Friday, 5pm – 9pm
Saturday – Sunday, 9:30am – 4pm
Instagram: @bayharbourmarket
Weekly summer pop-up in a lakeside picnic area near the Atlantic Ocean to enjoy stunning sunsets, a variety of delicious foods, and a
glass of CPV sauvignon blanc, all within a family-friendly setting with ample parking and a jungle gym for kids.
Address: Silvermine Road, Noordhoek, Cape Town
Opening hours: Thursday, 4:30pm – 8:30pm (Oct – Apr)
Instagram: @capepointvineyards
The heart of Cape Town beats with a rhythm all its own — where history, culture, cuisine, and creativity meet against the backdrop of Table Mountain. Our free guide reveals the best ways to explore the city centre and its surrounds, from vibrant streets and architectural landmarks to rooftop bars, museums, and markets. Whether you’re here for business, leisure, or both, this curated list will help you make the most of every moment in the Mother City.
Acclaimed as one of the great botanic gardens of the world, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden celebrates South Africa’s extraordinary floral diversity at the foot of Table Mountain.
Opening Hours: Mon–Sun | 08h30 – 17h30
Address: Rhodes Dr, Newlands, Cape Town
Website: sanbi.org/gardens/kirstenbosch
The famous “Hop On, Hop Off” Red Bus lets you explore Cape Town at your own pace, covering highlights such as Table Mountain, the V&A Waterfront, and beyond. With informative audio guides, every stop tells a story.
Opening Hours: Mon–Sun | 08h00 – 17h00
Website: citysightseeing.co.za
The V&A Waterfront is Cape Town’s iconic 123-hectare harbour neighbourhood — a destination that blends shopping, dining, entertainment, and culture. It celebrates heritage, art, innovation, and community impact, welcoming millions of visitors each year.
Opening Hours: Mon–Sun | 09h00 – 21h00
Address: Waterway House, 3 Dock Road, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront
Website: waterfront.co.za
One of the most spectacular marine drives in the world, Chapman’s Peak Drive winds between Noordhoek and Hout Bay, revealing dramatic coastal cliffs and Atlantic Ocean views that define the Cape Peninsula’s beauty.
Address: Chapman’s Peak Drive, Cape Town
Website: chapmanspeakdrive.co.za
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Robben Island Museum offers guided tours led by former political prisoners, giving unique insight into South Africa’s journey toward freedom. The tour begins at the Nelson Mandela Gateway at the V&A Waterfront, followed by a ferry to the island.
Opening Hours: Mon–Sun | 09h00, 11h00 & 13h00
Address: Robben Island Museum, V&A Waterfront, Suite 206, Clock Tower
Website: robben-island.org.za
Founded in 1685, Groot Constantia is South Africa’s oldest wine estate — a living landmark of heritage, fine wine, and historic charm. Stroll through vineyards, enjoy tastings, and discover centuries of winemaking tradition.
Opening Hours: Mon–Sun | 10h00 – 17h00
Address: Rhodes Dr, Newlands, Cape Town
Website: grootconstantia.co.za
At the tip of the Cape Peninsula, Cape Point offers breathtaking ocean vistas and rugged landscapes. Ride the Flying Dutchman funicular to the lighthouse, dine at the Two Oceans Restaurant, and explore this iconic natural wonder.
Opening Hours: Mon–Sun | 09h00 – 17h50
Address: Cape Point National Park, Cape Town
Website: capepoint.co.za
Located at the V&A Waterfront, the Two Oceans Aquarium showcases the incredible marine biodiversity where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet. A family favourite and a must for ocean lovers.
Opening Hours: Mon–Fri | 09h30 – 18h00; Sat–Sun | 09h00 – 18h00
Address: Dock Rd, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront
Website: aquarium.co.za
The Iziko Bo-Kaap Museum celebrates the heritage of the Cape Malay community and the vibrant architecture of one of Cape Town’s most photographed neighbourhoods. A short walk from Pullman Cape Town, it’s a glimpse into the city’s layered cultural history.
Opening Hours: Mon–Sat | 09h00 – 17h00
Address: 71 Wale St, Schotsche Kloof, Cape Town
Website: iziko.org.za
Zeitz MOCAA is Africa’s leading contemporary art museum, dedicated to showcasing modern African creativity. Located in the V&A Waterfront’s Silo District, it’s a cultural landmark not to be missed.
Opening Hours: Mon–Sun | 10h00 – 18h00
Address: Silo District, S Arm Rd, Waterfront, Cape Town
Website: zeitzmocaa.museum
Experience Cape Town from above on The Cape Wheel, now located at the V&A Waterfront’s Breakwater Boulevard. Enjoy panoramic views of Table Mountain, Signal Hill, and the Atlantic Ocean from your private gondola.
Opening Hours: Sun–Thu | 10h00 – 21h00; Fri–Sat | 10h00 – 22h00
Address: Breakwater Blvd, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront
Website: capewheel.co.za
Home to Cape Town’s famous colony of African penguins, Boulders Beach is a must-visit for families and nature lovers. Boardwalks offer close-up views while protecting the penguins’ natural habitat.
Opening Hours: Mon–Sun | 08h00 – 17h00
Address: Table Mountain National Park, Cape Town
Website: sanparks.org/boulders
The Table Mountain Aerial Cableway offers a breathtaking journey to the summit of one of the world’s New7Wonders of Nature. Enjoy panoramic city and ocean views, hiking trails, and café stops at the top.
Opening Hours: Mon–Sun | First Up 08h30, Last Up 18h00, Last Down 19h00 (Weather permitting)
Address: 5821 Tafelberg Rd, Cape Town
Website: tablemountain.net
The Cape of Good Hope lies within Table Mountain National Park and offers breathtaking scenery, hiking trails, and abundant wildlife. A must for photographers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Opening Hours: Summer (Oct–Mar) | 06h00 – 18h00; Winter (Apr–Sep) | 07h00 – 17h00
Address: Cape Point National Park, Cape Town
Website: sanparks.org/cape-of-good-hope
Cape Town’s culinary scene is globally celebrated for good reason. With everything from relaxed bistros to fine dining with flair, the Mother City mixes international influences with local creativity in incredible settings. One of the best parts about staying at Pullman Cape Town is that some of the city’s top tables are right on your doorstep. Within a short walk or drive, you can explore flavors that define Cape Town’s food identity.
Here are six must-visit restaurants, each with its own distinctive character.
Drive: 4 minutes
Set within a beautifully restored heritage building on Bree Street, Villa 47 is a multi-level culinary destination that celebrates the art of Italian dining. The ground-floor restaurant, Locanda, serves authentic dishes crafted from seasonal ingredients — think handmade pasta, fresh seafood, and bold Mediterranean flavours. Upstairs, the venue’s stylish bar and private dining areas make it a favourite for both intimate dinners and lively social evenings.
It’s elegant without being pretentious, the kind of place where great food meets great company in true Italian style. A perfect spot for a relaxed lunch or a refined night out in the city.
Instagram: @villa47_ct
Walk: Less than 10 minutes
Located on Bree Street, Burger & Lobster has mastered the art of doing a few things brilliantly. Expect gourmet burgers stacked high, fresh Atlantic lobster rolls, and an atmosphere that buzzes from lunch through to late evening. The menu may be focused, but the execution is flawless, with juicy patties, buttery lobster, and hand-cut fries that keep regulars coming back for more.
It’s lively and unpretentious, perfect for a casual night out or a solo treat after a day of exploring. Pair your meal with one of their inventive cocktails (the Lobstar Martini is winner!) or a local craft beer.
Instagram: @burgerlobstersa
Walk: Around 10 minutes
Another popular Bree Street restaurant, Grub & Vine is a refined bistro that champions seasonal ingredients and thoughtful cooking. Dishes like white onion risotto and braised beef shin are timeless favorites that balance comfort and sophistication. The wine list is carefully curated to showcase both local and international producers, and the team’s pairing suggestions feel personal rather than rehearsed.
Guests can choose between the elegant dining room or the leafy Green Room, a serene space perfect for lingering lunches and golden-hour dinners. It’s sophisticated without pretension.
Instagram: @grubandvine
Walk: Around 12 minutes
Hacienda brings a taste of the Baja Peninsula to Cape Town. The menu highlights include charred brisket, lamb shank, and kingklip ceviche that bursts with brightness. The setting is energetic and contemporary, with top-shelf margaritas and a daily half-price happy hour at 16:00. Settle in for a lively dinner or drop by for sundowners and snacks – regardless, Hacienda never disappoints.
Instagram: @hacienda_sa
Drive: 5 minutes
Carne on Kloof is a haven for meat lovers, blending Milanese inspiration with Cape Town cool. Expect perfectly seared steaks, rich sauces, and sides that hold their own. Lamb ravioli and their molten chocolate fondant are standout dishes.
The space is polished but relaxed, ideal for a date night or a post-adventure feast. Arrive hungry; the portions are generous, and the quality is exceptional.
Instagram: @carneonkloof
Drive: 7 minutes
Step through the gates of this Victorian beauty and you’ll feel like you’ve entered another world. Kloof Street House is set in a heritage home with veranda seating under twinkling lights and candlelit dining rooms that glow with atmosphere. Brasserie-style sharing plates feature free-range meats and local produce, while the cocktail list has earned a devoted following.
It’s romantic, a touch whimsical, and quintessentially Cape Town. Whether you’re seated in the garden or tucked inside by the fire, every visit feels special.
Instagram: @kloofstreethouse
Of course, you don’t need to leave the hotel to eat well. Our very own Konnichiwa serves artful sushi and Japanese-inspired dishes at street level. Then there’s Stratus Room Restaurant, offering elevated classics with seasonal flair, and, of course, Ghibli Rooftop Bar that pairs city views with expertly mixed drinks.
At Pullman Cape Town, your tantalizing journey begins the moment you step inside our doors!
