Celebrate Father’s Day in Style in Cape Town’s Top Hotels

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As Father’s Day approaches in Cape Town, families are looking for the perfect way to show their appreciation for the father figures in their lives. Luckily, the city’s top hotels have got them covered with exceptional dining experiences that promise to be unforgettable.

The Cellars-Hohenort Hotel and Spa

Located in Constantia Heights, The Cellars-Hohenort Hotel and Spa invites families to a 5-star dining experience that pays tribute to all things traditional and delicious. The lunch menu offers a selection of delectable appetizers, hearty main courses, and a sweet South African malva pudding to finish. Guests are also encouraged to take a stroll in the hotel’s expansive gardens to bask in the enchanting surroundings.

The President Hotel

Situated in Bantry Bay, The President Hotel offers a quintessentially South African braai lunch spread for Father’s Day. The buffet menu features a variety of delectable appetizers, mouth-watering main courses, desserts, and a children’s menu. With live entertainment, stunning Atlantic Ocean views, and a kids’ play area, the whole family is sure to have an unforgettable experience.

12 Apostles Hotel & Spa

Celebrate Father’s Day all month long at the 12 Apostles Hotel & Spa with a Wagyu beef burger and craft beer special. The luxurious hotel’s renowned Leopard Bar offers the perfect setting for dads to savor the Chef’s Special Burger, artfully paired with a refreshing local craft beer, while enjoying the gorgeous views.

Mount Nelson

This prestigious hotel presents a decadent three-course dinner to celebrate Father’s Day in style. Executive chef George Jardine’s culinary expertise is showcased in each dish. The dinner will be served in Mount Nelson’s elegant lounge or veranda, providing a warm and inviting environment for the family.

The Mount Nelson’s Oasis Bistro

Nestled within the idyllic Mount Nelson, the Oasis Bistro offers a three-course brunch for Father’s Day that includes a variety of salads, charcuterie, cheeses, Mediterranean mezze, sushi, sashimi, hot dishes, and an assortment of desserts. As an extra treat, all fathers attending the brunch will receive a special surprise as a token of appreciation for their love and devotion.

Cape Town’s top hotels promise to make Father’s Day a truly memorable experience for families this year. With their unique menus and stunning locations, these establishments offer unparalleled gastronomic journeys that allow families to express their love and gratitude for the father figures in their lives.

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