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Cape Town’s Ultimate Day & Night Food, Drink & Social Tour
Explore the city’s best food, drinks, and nightlife in one unforgettable tour. Limited spots available daily. Book now.
Surfa Rosa is a late-night dive bar in City Bowl, Cape Town.
Editorially verified September 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Order a bunny chow or a pizza as a first stop, then take the stairs up to District or Harringtons once the late crowd arrives.

3 hours
Explore the city’s best food, drinks, and nightlife in one unforgettable tour. Limited spots available daily. Book now.

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Address: 61b Harrington Street, Cape Town 8001
Halo fills the old ERA club site at 71 Loop Street in Cape Town with two dance floors, 3D lights, lasers and techno and house from local and touring DJs.
TipThe downstairs floor only opens at 22:00, so check the monthly events tab and buy early tickets before a big Friday or Saturday booking.
Saint Champagne Bar & Lounge on Harrington Street is the Cape Town club for amapiano, Afrobeats and hip-hop, with bottle service, shisha and cigars.
TipEmail the reservations team for a table before a weekend night; doors open at 21:00 from Wednesday to Sunday.
Club Paradise on Albertus Street is a large East City club in Cape Town, known for Afro tech, amapiano and gqom, with a rooftop bar as a second floor.
TipEntry prices change with each event, so check the line-up first; the rooftop bar becomes a second dance floor for larger events.
District on Harrington Street runs a band stage and a club in one Cape Town room, with rock and indie sets first and house or techno DJs until 04:00.
TipThe band usually plays first and the DJ takes over after, so arrive early for the gig; Surfa Rosa downstairs is the cheaper first stop.
Evol on Hope Street is a black-walled Cape Town dive club run by the same family since 1991, with pool tables, two dance floors, emo nights and K-pop.
TipUse the chalk left out around the club, since the black walls double as one big chalkboard that guests keep redrawing.
Halo fills the old ERA club site at 71 Loop Street in Cape Town with two dance floors, 3D lights, lasers and techno and house from local and touring DJs.
TipThe downstairs floor only opens at 22:00, so check the monthly events tab and buy early tickets before a big Friday or Saturday booking.
Saint Champagne Bar & Lounge on Harrington Street is the Cape Town club for amapiano, Afrobeats and hip-hop, with bottle service, shisha and cigars.
TipEmail the reservations team for a table before a weekend night; doors open at 21:00 from Wednesday to Sunday.
Club Paradise on Albertus Street is a large East City club in Cape Town, known for Afro tech, amapiano and gqom, with a rooftop bar as a second floor.
TipEntry prices change with each event, so check the line-up first; the rooftop bar becomes a second dance floor for larger events.
District on Harrington Street runs a band stage and a club in one Cape Town room, with rock and indie sets first and house or techno DJs until 04:00.
TipThe band usually plays first and the DJ takes over after, so arrive early for the gig; Surfa Rosa downstairs is the cheaper first stop.
The Alma Cafe is a family-run Rosebank corner venue in Cape Town where the Tait family has put live folk, blues and rock on a small stage since 2009.
TipDinner is served before the set, so book a seat with a meal and arrive at doors; Sunday shows start half an hour earlier than Friday and Saturday.