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Bree Street
Welcome to Cape Town's hippest street.It can sometimes seem as though there’s scaffolding coming down every week on storefronts along Bree Street, unveiling buzzy new businesses behind spruced-up Victorian-era facades. This once-quiet stretch is suddenly South Africa’s hippest address, courtesy of a host of stylish restaurants and boutiques.
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Monkeybiz
Dedicated to reviving the tradition of African Beadwork - "beaded with love"
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SAM South African Market
Some of South Africa’s top designers specialising in fashion, jewellery, ceramics, furniture and textiles - all in one space!
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Culture Club Cheese
Culture Club Cheese is a charming little spot under the trees along a block on Bree Street which houses a few cosy artisan lunch spots from cheese, to ham to deli style selections.
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Skinny laMinx
Heather Moore is a designer and illustrator and the founder of the label Skinny LaMinx.
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Honest Chocolate Cafe
Enter the rich, dark, magical world of Honest Chocolate and your taste buds will be changed forever.
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Elixir
Elixir is an excellent guilt-free food and drink option.
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Revolution Cycles
An indispensable part of the area's cycling community.
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The Company’s Garden Restaurant
Great place for families, couples or business people grabbing a quick lunch, in a peaceful environment.
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Mardigras
An excellent place to get kitted out for a fancy-dress party!
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Bean There Coffee Company
With its in house roastery and super-friendly staff, Bean There is a Cape Town CBD institution.
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Nicharry
Nic Harry added a huge splash of colour to the street when they opened their first offline store here in 2015.
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Atlas Trading Co
Looking for authentic Indian spices somewhere other than a supermarket?
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Merry Pop Ins
Quality selected new and vintage children’s second hand clothing, toys & furniture - ages newborn up to 12 years.
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Café Frank
Cafe Frank is always buzzing with the breakfast and lunch crowds seeking good food to fuel them for the day ahead.
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Jason Bakery
Jason Bakery is a fantastic bakery on Bree Street. They are famous for their croissants, coffee, lobster roll Fridays and DOUGHSSANTS!
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Deluxe Coffeeworks
Locals frequently swear by Deluxe.
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Clarkes
Clarke's is a Bree Street institution.
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Bird Cafe
Perfect location
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Max Bagels
Max Bagels is a tiny New York style bagel bar that punches way above it's weight
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Elixir
- Address
- 120 Bree Street
- Website
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Elixir is an excellent guilt-free food and drink option. The guys in there serve up amazing freshly-made wraps, smoothies, and juices, all from a tiny hole in the wall half-way down Bree Street. Packed to the ceiling with seeds and sprouts, like a new age apothecary shop. If you aren’t in a mad rush, Elixir is the perfect healthy mid-morning snack stop
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Revolution Cycles
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