Looking for a go-to spot for a casual breakfast or a flavour-packed lunch in Cape Town? Whether you’re on the hunt for the best chicken burger in town or a bagel to start your day off right, Mo’s Diner in Observatory is one of those under-the-radar places that delivers every time.

Ever wondered what it’s like to have breakfast on a train without actually leaving the city? Whether you're a Harry Potter fan dreaming of the Hogwarts Express or simply someone who loves a quirky, themed dining experience, Atlantic Express in Sea Point ticks all the hidden gem boxes. This is not your average café. Housed inside an old train carriage along Regent Road, this unique restaurant is hard to miss, and impossible to forget.

Breakfast is our favourite meal, and there’s something extra special about finding a fully halaal spot that gets it right. Not just with flavour, but with vibe too. Knead Café on Dean Street ticked all the boxes, from the food to the friendliness. If you'd like to watch instead of read, click here.

If you're anything like us, then you know a good breakfast in Cape Town hits even better after a solid hike. And Gordons Bay Coffee Cafe totally delivered! If you'd like to watch instead of read, click here.

Let’s be honest, there’s always space for dessert. Whether you're the kind of person who scouts the dessert menu before your main course even arrives, or you just want a little sweet something to end your adventure-filled day, Cape Town has you covered.

If you’re in the mood for authentic, wood-fired pizza that melts in your mouth and hits every time, then Ciao Pizza needs to be on your radar. Whether you're a local or planning your next foodie adventure in Cape Town, this fully halaal pizzeria is an absolute win.

Asian cuisine has been taking over Cape Town in the best way, from Korean fried chicken to bao buns and firecracker prawns, there’s no shortage of flavour-packed options around. But The Wok Bar stands out for its consistently bold flavours, fresh prep, and that signature open kitchen energy we love.

This place needs little introduction; Fish on the Rocks is that iconic fish and chips plug in Cape Town 🔌If you'd like to watch instead of read, click here.

Craving something different? Try this Halaal Vietnamese Restaurant in Cape Town - we promise you’ll be craving Vietnamese food after this post! If you'd like to watch instead of read, click here.

If you’re looking for a restaurant that feels like a real escape, Addis in Cape is that spot. Located now on Loop Street in the CBD, this Ethiopian restaurant doesn’t just serve food, it serves an experience. From the architecture to the flavours, everything is curated to make you feel like you’ve stepped into someone’s home in Ethiopia.

Yummy Halaal Korean-styled chicken, anyone? We finally got to visit Plucky’s in Sea Point, and let’s just say, we left full, impressed, and already planning our next visit. If you'd like to watch instead of read, click here.