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Post by klawrencio79 on Jan 11, 2018 19:01:49 GMT
Hello fellow foodie friends. I'm heading to Cape Town next month and I'm curious for any and all food recommendations. Great local cuisine, street-market type stuff preferred. Open to all!
Thanks!!
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Post by nutsberryfarm 🏜 on Jan 11, 2018 23:15:18 GMT
sounds fun!
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Post by klawrencio79 on Jan 17, 2018 15:50:24 GMT
Nobody? Not one person has been? For shame, food board. Tsk tsk.
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Post by divtal on Jan 18, 2018 4:17:24 GMT
Nobody? Not one person has been? For shame, food board. Tsk tsk. No, I've not been to Cape Town. I envy you, your plans. My "to visit," list is long ... and growing. Is this your first visit? I ask, because your original post asks for "...any and all food recommendations. Great local cuisine, street-market type stuff preferred. Open to all!" That gives (me) the impression that it will be new territory, for you. I wonder if your post is meant to gather experience-based suggestions ... or, to scorn others for travel opportunities, which may not have come their way. Enjoy your trip. |
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Post by klawrencio79 on Jan 18, 2018 15:00:36 GMT
Nobody? Not one person has been? For shame, food board. Tsk tsk. No, I've not been to Cape Town. I envy you, your plans. My "to visit," list is long ... and growing. Is this your first visit? I ask, because your original post asks for "...any and all food recommendations. Great local cuisine, street-market type stuff preferred. Open to all!" That gives (me) the impression that it will be new territory, for you. I wonder if your post is meant to gather experience-based suggestions ... or, to scorn others for travel opportunities, which may not have come their way. Enjoy your trip. Wasn't meant to scorn anyone. I felt it reasonably likely that on this, a food board, someone would have had the pleasure of going there. People post here from all over the world, it's a hot tourist landing spot and has a reputation for being a food mecca of sorts. I am somewhat surprised that among all of us, nobody has been there. Alas. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 18, 2018 19:03:51 GMT
I know of a Cape Town, South Africa, but that is quite a long way to go for dinner. Is there another Cape Town I have missed? Sorry. A bit confused.
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Post by divtal on Jan 18, 2018 21:32:47 GMT
Hello fellow foodie friends. I'm heading to Cape Town next month and I'm curious for any and all food recommendations. Great local cuisine, street-market type stuff preferred. Open to all! Thanks!! Klawrencio79 ... I sincerely apologize if I mistook the intent of your post. I guess the terms "shame," and "tsk tsk," misguided my conclusion. In the history of the Food & Drink board (both the original IMDb version, and v2.0), I only recall one frequent poster who shared that she had lived in South Africa, for a few years. On the board, she posted from Finland. I wish that she, and others who represented a more international roster of participants, were back. If we still have an international community, here, I'd love to see posters mention their regions. That was great fun. It appears ... and I may be wrong ... that we're (almost) all from North America. Again enjoy your trip. And, please share your food experiences in Cape Town, when you have time, during the visit - or, when you get home. |
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Post by klawrencio79 on Jan 18, 2018 22:50:21 GMT
Hello fellow foodie friends. I'm heading to Cape Town next month and I'm curious for any and all food recommendations. Great local cuisine, street-market type stuff preferred. Open to all! Thanks!! Klawrencio79 ... I sincerely apologize if I mistook the intent of your post. I guess the terms "shame," and "tsk tsk," misguided my conclusion. In the history of the Food & Drink board (both the original IMDb version, and v2.0), I only recall one frequent poster who shared that she had lived in South Africa, for a few years. On the board, she posted from Finland. I wish that she, and others who represented a more international roster of participants, were back. If we still have an international community, here, I'd love to see posters mention their regions. That was great fun. It appears ... and I may be wrong ... that we're (almost) all from North America. Again enjoy your trip. And, please share your food experiences in Cape Town, when you have time, during the visit - or, when you get home. No need to apologize, my friend!  I should choose my words more carefully. I'll definitely share my thoughts, most likely when I return home. The city seems to have tons of tasting menus that are pretty cheap. |
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Post by koskiewicz on Jan 18, 2018 23:18:55 GMT
...try the Balkan Platter...heaped with all sorts of good food...
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