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3 Entertainment restaurants to try out in Cape Town

A lover of music, Culture, and Food? You can experience all together under one roof. I’ve got you sorted! South Africa, our beautiful country never disappoints when it comes to entertaining its people.

Take a look at the three restaurants in the mother city to try out:

Gold Restuarant

The Gold restaurant is perfect for celebrating Heritage Day this month featuring top-tier African cuisine, and performances. The staff is dressed in cultural attire, so don’t be afraid to dress up as well and add on those beads.

Each guest is given a drum to beat on, you are slowly taken through the tutorial of course until you get the hang of it. It is both a learning and fun experience to be part of.

Location: 15 Bennett Street, Green Point, Cape Town, Green Point, 8001.

Stardust

Why go to an ordinary sit-down, when you can be served and entertained by your very own waiter? Stardust is by far the best place to celebrate. Whether it’s your birthday, anniversaries, or even monthevasaries, why not? The restaurant promises a night to remember with truly amazing voices and sassy dance moves, I say this with a lot of confidence because I got to experience these life-changing performances up close.

Unfortunately, I cannot say sit back and enjoy the show because one minute, you are having the most exquisite meal, and the next you’re part of the performance.

Location: 118 Sir Lowry Road, Woodstock.

 

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Pigalle

“Well-known as the perfect venue for a stylish evening out,” according to their website. The restaurant offers its guests live entertainment from the dance floor with delicious-looking dinner courses. So, if you are celebrating something very fancy, don’t look any further, Pigalle is perfect for your special occasion.

Location: 57 Somerset Rd, Cape Town, Western Cape, 8005.

 

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Also see: 3 Cultural museums to visit in Cape Town this heritage month

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