Somewhere in-between lockdown living and the vague promise of a pending summer season, my heart longs for fresh air, sunshine and long road trips with unexplored twists and turns. COVID-claustrophobia is real, and that…
For most of us, some of our earliest food memories were made around a grandmother’s table, or in her warm kitchen, with the smell of cookies fresh out of the oven. At Yiayia’s Table…
In the fast paced world that we’re living in today, coffee has become somewhat of a necessity. Not only is it a lifeline for many fast and furious students and professionals trying to make…
Cape Town, with its great natural masterpieces, iconic landmarks, architecture and traditional artistic influences, has played muse to many international artists and brands alike. Most recently, Nespresso celebrated Cape Town’s beauty and art culture…
As part of Nespresso’s current World Explorations campaign, the coffee brand has set out on a quest to explore local cultures and cuisines. With Cape Town being one of the cities celebrated in this…
The South African coffee industry has experienced a resurgence in recent years as its coffee culture continues to grow and the demand for quality coffee rises. Cape Town is seen as one of the…
The Little House loves some spice, and we’re always looking for new ways to crank up the heat and flavour in the kitchen. Thank goodness for Vasco Da Gama – this time not for…
Food is a serious industry in Cape Town. Imagine a place where you are invited to interact with a menu of playful, proudly “Sowf Effrekin” dishes, filled with nostalgic reminders of your childhood? Come…
It’s been a busy year for BOCCA, the bustling Italian eatery in the heart of Bree Street, Cape Town’s ‘restaurant mile’. Under new ownership – experienced restaurateurs Guido and Adnana Brambilla – BOCCA’s refreshed décor and inspired…
Richland Rum and Truth Coffee have collaborated to bring fans of the world’s best sipping rum, and the world’s best coffee shop, a delicious rum-based drink and dessert. British newspaper the Daily Telegraph voted Cape…
