4 halal spots in Cape Town our editors have eaten at, sorted by score. All dietary guides in Cape Town.

Bo-Kaap Kombuis ★ 4.4

$$Cape MalayBo-Kaap

Bo-Kaap Kombuis serves halal Cape Malay bobotie and denningvleis in a family house on August Street, Bo-Kaap, endorsed by the Muslim Judicial Council.

TipBook ahead for dinner in this small family house, and ask for a table with the Table Mountain view from the dining room.

Saray Turkish Restaurant ★ 4.1

$$Turkish and KurdishV&A Waterfront

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 ★ 3.9

$$TurkishGardens

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 ★ 3.7

$Halal takeawayCity Bowl

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.

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