Kloof Street House: A Gatsby-Esque Winter Wonderland

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Kloof Street House: A Gatsby-Esque Winter Wonderland

If you’re looking for a unique and cozy dining experience in the heart of Cape Town, Kloof Street House is the place to be. Housed in a stunning Victorian building, this restaurant is a winter wonderland that will transport you back to the Gatsby era.

Atmosphere at Kloof Street House

With its lofty ceilings, deep-buttoned leather sofas, and darkwood floors, the interior creates an almost fantastical ambiance that will take your breath away. The subtle lighting, candlelit tables, and three crackling fireplaces add to the cozy atmosphere of the place, making it the perfect spot for a romantic evening or a catch-up with friends.

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In the serene treed courtyard outside, you’ll find shelter from the winter chill, with fairy lights, heaters, twinkling candles, and greenery creating a magical space for brunches, lunches, or dinner soirées. And on Sunday afternoons, there’s live jazz to enjoy, adding to the unforgettable atmosphere.

Menu at Kloof Street House

The menu at Kloof Street House is vast and varied, with options for everyone. You can enjoy breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner, including mezze platters for sharing and a selection of dishes for vegetarians, pescatarians, and carnivores.

The lunch deal is unbeatable, with two courses for R195 or three courses for R225. Starters range from pan-fried Patagonian calamari to whole-baked camembert, while mains include Moroccan-spiced lamb rump, lentil artichoke bake, grilled Norwegian salmon, and beef burgers. And remember to leave room for dessert, with options like sticky malva pudding, dark chocolate fondant, and salted caramel cheesecake.

The all-day brunch menu is designed to be enjoyed at your leisure, with classic favorites like eggs benedict, a traditional breakfast with a teriyaki beef-banger twist, coddled eggs with truffle mash and wild mushroom cream, homemade granola with yogurt and seasonal berries, and scrambled eggs with smoked salmon, avocado, and wasabi cream cheese on toast.

All ingredients are sourced locally from boutique suppliers or made in-house, ensuring a fresh and delicious meal.

Reviews and Contact Information

While some reviews mention service issues, others rave about the fantastic food and atmosphere. And with so many positive reviews, it’s clear that the Kloof Street House is a restaurant worth trying.

Address: 30 Kloof Street, Gardens, Cape Town
Working Hours:
– Monday, 12 pm – 9pm (depending on curfew)
– Tuesday – Sunday, 10 am – 9pm (depending on curfew)
Website: Kloof Street House
Phone number: +27 21 423 4413

Hannah Kriel is a Cape Town-born journalist who chronicles the city’s evolving food scene—from Bo-Kaap spice routes to Constantia vineyards—for local and international outlets. When she’s not interviewing chefs or tracking the harvest on her grandparents’ Stellenbosch farm, you’ll find her surfing the Atlantic breaks she first rode as a schoolgirl.

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