
Day trip · 8 hours
Hermanus Whale Watching, Penguins & Wine Tour
Experience whale watching in Hermanus, visit African penguins, and enjoy wine tasting in the scenic Hemel-en-Aarde Valley on a full-day Cape Town coastal adventure.
Coffee Time is a kosher spot in Gardens, Cape Town.
Editorially verified September 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: It closes mid afternoon, at 15:45 from Monday to Thursday and 15:00 on Friday, so treat it as a breakfast or lunch stop.

Day trip · 8 hours
Experience whale watching in Hermanus, visit African penguins, and enjoy wine tasting in the scenic Hemel-en-Aarde Valley on a full-day Cape Town coastal adventure.

Guided tour · 9 hours
Embark on a full-day safari from Cape Town to Aquila Private Game Reserve. Spot the Big Five, enjoy a buffet breakfast and lunch. Enjoy stunning views of Dutoitskloof ...

Day trip · 8 hours
Start with a convenient Pickup from your Hotel Accommodation before Embarking on a Safari from Cape Town to Aquila Safari Game Reserve. Enjoy a buffet lunch, spot the ...
Address: 20 Breda Street, Gardens, Cape Town 8001
The Conscious Kitchen on Kloof Street in Gardens, Cape Town, runs a plant-based menu of tofu scrambles, chick'n shawarma and bowls by a raw dessert counter.
TipSave room for the raw desserts at the counter; Thursday to Saturday the kitchen stays open until 22:30 for dinner.
Nourish'd Cafe & Juicery on upper Kloof Street is a Cape Town plant-based cafe known for cold-pressed juices, smoothie bowls, rainbow bowls and raw treats.
TipThe smoothie and juice list is one of the longest in town, so start there; a second branch in Green Point is closer to the promenade.
Prashad Cafe on Wandel Street in Gardens, Cape Town, is a family-run, fully vegetarian and vegan Indian kitchen, making its own paneer, dal and curries.
TipOrder the paneer butter masala and the house dal tadka to share; vegan, vegetarian and sattvic dishes are all labelled on the menu.
The Sunshine Food Sprouting Co is a tiny fully vegan cafe in Three Anchor Bay, Cape Town, piling home-grown microgreens onto burgers, wraps and bowls.
TipOrder the house veggie burger under its heap of sprouts with a smoothie; seating is limited, so go outside the lunch rush.
The Conscious Kitchen on Kloof Street in Gardens, Cape Town, runs a plant-based menu of tofu scrambles, chick'n shawarma and bowls by a raw dessert counter.
TipSave room for the raw desserts at the counter; Thursday to Saturday the kitchen stays open until 22:30 for dinner.
Nourish'd Cafe & Juicery on upper Kloof Street is a Cape Town plant-based cafe known for cold-pressed juices, smoothie bowls, rainbow bowls and raw treats.
TipThe smoothie and juice list is one of the longest in town, so start there; a second branch in Green Point is closer to the promenade.
Romeo and Vero Vegan Butcherie on Dixon Street in De Waterkant, Cape Town, makes its own mushroom-based vegan sausages, boerewors and chops to take away.
TipTake a pack of the frozen vegan chicken sausages home for a braai; the whole meat counter here is made from mushrooms and soya.
Prashad Cafe on Wandel Street in Gardens, Cape Town, is a family-run, fully vegetarian and vegan Indian kitchen, making its own paneer, dal and curries.
TipOrder the paneer butter masala and the house dal tadka to share; vegan, vegetarian and sattvic dishes are all labelled on the menu.
Blended Health Cafe is a fully vegetarian and mostly vegan cafe on Glen Road in Glencairn, Cape Town, serving pressed juices, smoothies and whole-food plates.
TipTry the chickpea omelette at breakfast with an ocean view; it closes at 16:30, so treat it as a morning or lunch stop.