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Newest Review: ... bell, you need to walk through an underpass towards the direction of the sea. There are 5 theme restaurant and pubs inside Brass Bell. There is the Bikini deck is an alfresco bar. The a la carte restaurant seats a 100 people and is located on the upper floor. The glass windows provide a unblocked view of the ocean and the waves as it rushes towards the shore. I was told that this part of the restaurant is less noisy. The Pavillion which seats 40 people is a raised glass encased gazebo above the terrace. We sat in The Pavillion on our first visit. The gazebo provides a breathtaking view of the waves crashing into the walls of the buildi... more

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Restaurants in Cape Town: 5 restauarant in a restaurant, what more can you ask! (489 words)
by - written on 11/02/09 (Very useful, 112 readings)
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Brass Bell is a seafood and grill restaurant situated in Kalk Bay, Cape Town. Kalk Bay is half an hour drive from Cape Town. Brass Bell restaurant sits at the water edge. We went twice to Brass Bell and both times after a trip to Cape Point. It was a good place to take a break after watching baboons trying their luck to grab food from the visitors in Cape Point. Kalk Bay is a working harbour in the Cape. The place has a feeling of the old world and the shops sell mainly antiques, old books and vintage clothing. Brass bell is inconspicuous from the road. To get to Brass bell, you need to walk through an underpass towards the direction of the ... Read the complete review

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by rbs - written on 16/06/08
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Coming from Europe I heard that Balthazar had the biggest wine collection in the world. When I visit them I found out they had 600 references. The same as an average restaurant in Europe. I suppose in SA one can still get away with missguiding the public.

Restaurants in Cape Town: Belter of a restuarant (776 words)
by - written on 08/03/06 (Very useful, 494 readings)
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BELTAZAR RESTAURANT won Best Steakhouse in Cape Town in 2004 and believe me there are a lot to choose from. Beltazar is the largest wine bar in the World and the glasses are one of the largest I have ever experienced when eating out and with a wine to suit everyone's taste this is the perfect place to eat out in Cape Town if you are visiting the Waterfront. Me and my boyfriend visited twice once for lunch and once for an evening meal and both times we were completely stuffed! The same menu is used throughout the day and consists of Starters, Salads, Grills, House Specialities, Poultry, Seafood and Desserts. On the first visit ... Read the complete review