* Explore our favourite artisan foodie spots and African hole-in-the-wall restaurants in Cape Town, enjoying tastings at around six different locations.
* Discover the best of both worlds in Cape Town: artisan foods, heritage dishes, and hidden foodie gems while learning about the CBD’s interesting food economy.
* Dive deeply into the city's foodsystem from an entrepreneurial perspective, linking food with history,urbanism, heritage, and artisan craft craftsmanship.
This unique walking food tour embraces inclusivity while offering an opportunity to experience Cape Town's rich cultural heritage and socio-economic landscape from a culinary perspective. We seek to connect the diverse food cultures with the entrepreneurial narratives, thereby highlighting how the city’s intricate relationship with colonial history has shaped one of the world’s most culturally diverse and economically unequal cities. The food in Cape Town acts as a vital conduit between our dynamically interesting communities. It reflects identity, culture, and history.
- Comfortable shoes
- Sun hat (and sunscreen if needed)
- Be prepared for changing weather conditions and dress accordingly, bring a rain jacket, or windbreaker as necessary.
11h30 Meeting in front of District Six Museum
Start in District Six, walk through the city centre, all the while gaining a unique perspective of the influences that shaped Cape Town through your guides dialogue about the cultural melting pots and the proud food cultures that make up this incredible city.
This is a food extravaganza with approximately 15 stops through the 3 km walking tour.
Enjoy specially curated tastings at various locations (Please come hungry!)
Hot and cold beverages, snacks, and shared meals (featuring a variety of warm, cold, sweet, and savoury dishes shared among the group)
The tour ends at about 15h30 and concludes at the top of Wale Street.