URC Grand Final After-Party Guide: Cape Town’s Best Spots to Eat, Drink, and Dance

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With the URC Grand Final on the horizon, fans are getting ready for a day filled with excitement and emotion at the DHL Stadium. But the festivities won’t end with the final whistle; fans will be heading to their favorite spots to celebrate or commiserate. If you’re unsure where to enjoy the post-game revelry, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a guide to Cape Town’s best places to eat, drink, and dance.

Places to Drink

  1. Hacienda Coastal Mexican: For a taste of coastal Mexico, head to Hacienda on 92 Bree St in the City Centre. They have a wide range of tequilas and mezcals on offer, and their live culture mole sauce and guacamole made to order at your table are not to be missed.

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  2. Saggy Stone Hamilton: If you’re looking for a more relaxed atmosphere, Saggy Stone Hamilton on 1 Stephen Way, Green Point is the perfect spot. This laid-back sports bar offers stunning views of Cape Town Stadium and the mountains, along with delicious food and icy Saggy Stone craft beers.

  3. Tjing Tjing Rooftop Bar: For a more sophisticated evening, head to Tjing Tjing House on 165 Longmarket St in the City Centre. This multi-level establishment features a rooftop bar with a red Japanese shrine-inspired design, offering a wide variety of wine, gin, sake, and cocktails.

  4. Cafe Manhattan: This iconic location on 74 Waterkant St in De Waterkant is perfect for a drink after the game, with its drink specials like 2-4-1 on beer, wine, and cocktails.

Places to Eat

  1. Hudsons: For contemporary American-style cuisine, Hudsons on 1A Portside Mall in Green Point is a popular post-game destination. They serve up modern versions of traditional favorites like milkshakes and hamburgers, and their welcoming atmosphere is sure to leave you feeling satisfied.

  2. The Greek Club Restaurant: Those craving Greek and Mediterranean cuisine should head to The Greek Club Restaurant on 24 Bay Rd in Mouille Point. They offer a cozy atmosphere and a delicious menu featuring gyros, halloumi, moussaka, and more.

  3. Mykonos Taverna: The family-run Mykonos Greek Taverna on 267 Main Rd in Sea Point has over 30 years of history and serves up flavorful dishes and warm hospitality. The cozy atmosphere instantly transports guests to the Greek islands, making it a must-visit location for foodies.

Places to Dance

  1. The House of Machines: Located on 84 Shortmarket St in the City Centre, The House of Machines is an ideal spot to hang out with friends after the game. They focus on coffee, beer, cocktails, and music, providing a cozy atmosphere for fun times and lasting memories.

  2. The Waiting Room: This local favorite on Long Street, 273 Long St in the City Centre, offers a lively and casual atmosphere with reasonably priced drinks, fantastic views, and some of the city’s best DJs. The diverse and international crowd adds to the charm of The Waiting Room.

  3. Safehouse: For a vibrant spot in town to continue the celebration, head to Safehouse Nightclub and Eatery on 75 Church St in the City Centre. The lively atmosphere includes Afro, hip-hop, and house beats, along with mouthwatering small bites and signature Safehouse shakes.

With the URC Grand Final in Cape Town, fans can rest assured that the city’s vibrant nightlife scene offers the perfect backdrop for post-game celebrations. Whether you want a laid-back drink, a delicious meal, or a night of dancing, Cape Town’s best spots will ensure a memorable evening.

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Michael Jameson is a Cape Town-born journalist whose reporting on food culture traces the city’s flavours from Bo-Kaap kitchens to township braai spots. When he isn’t tracing spice routes for his weekly column, you’ll find him surfing the chilly Atlantic off Muizenberg with the same ease he navigates parliamentary press briefings.

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