Bo-Kaap Kombuis is a halal spot in Bo Kaap, Cape Town.
Editorially verified September 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Book ahead for dinner in this small family house, and ask for a table with the Table Mountain view from the dining room.
3.5 hours
Join us at SPYCED for a hands-on Cape Malay culinary journey! Cooking class is followed by a Cape Malay lunch. A fully immersive and flavorful experience awaits you!
3 hours
Take part in a unique dining experience blending aromatic spices and cultural influences to create dishes that reflect the rich heritage and tradition of the Cape Mala...
Guided tour · 4 hours
Embark on a cultural walking tour through the beautiful historic town of Bo-Kapp and take in its colorful houses. Prepare a traditional Malay dish in a cooking class a...
Address: 7 August Street, Bo-Kaap, Cape Town 8001
Saray is a Muslim-owned Turkish and Kurdish grill in the Clock Tower building at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town, halal by ownership and serving no alcohol.
TipSaray is Muslim-owned but not certified by a halal authority; ask for an outside table to watch the yachts when the bridge swings open.
EatStanbul on Kloof Street is a Muslim-owned Turkish grill in Gardens, Cape Town, not listed as halal certified, serving coal-grilled kebabs, pide and meze.
TipShare hummus and falafel meze with Turkish bread first, and finish with baklava or sutlac, the Turkish rice pudding.
Mariam's Kitchen on St George's Mall is a family-run halal takeaway in central Cape Town, known for salomies, bunny chow and the Gatsby from early morning.
TipOrder a salomie wrapped in roti for the full Cape Indian taste, and note the later Friday opening at 09:00 before the office lunch queue.
The Press on Main Road in Sea Point is a Cape Town kosher meat restaurant and bar under Beth Din supervision, serving burgers, steaks, wraps and cocktails.
TipFriday trade stops at 15:30 before Shabbat, so come for the Friday buffet at lunch, or on Saturday night once Shabbat ends.
Cafe Riteve is a kosher dairy cafe on the Hatfield Street piazza in Gardens, Cape Town, beside the Gardens Shul and Jewish Museum, open since 2000.
TipPair lunch with a visit to the South African Jewish Museum next door, and leave room for the house-made desserts.
Coffee Time is a Beth Din supervised kosher dairy cafe at the Astra Centre on Breda Street in Gardens, Cape Town, serving breakfasts, teas and light lunches.
TipIt closes mid afternoon, at 15:45 from Monday to Thursday and 15:00 on Friday, so treat it as a breakfast or lunch stop.
