Kloof Street House

Cape Town

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Price

€4.95

Kloof Street House

Kloof Street House is set in a beautiful old house that perfectly blends elements of Victorian and Colonial decor and design. It is a colonial inspired restaurant but even if you are not hungry their cosy lounge is highly recommended, as are the open-air deck and veranda.

Information

address30 Kloof Street, Cape Town
emailinfo@kloofstreethouse.co.za
openingHoursMon noon–late, Tue–Sun 10am–late. Kitchen closes at 10:30pm
phone+27 21 423 4413
websiteVisit website
facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/kloofstrhouse/

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