Toni's Restaurant (Cape Town, South Africa) Reviews
Newest Review: ... with creaky floorboards and the like. Very cosy. There's a bar and plenty of space to eat, and it never feels like you are ... more
... sitting on top of someone else.
There's a good choice of starters - around 15 ranging from prawn rissoles to deep fried calamari to chicken giblets in peri peri sauce. I must admit the giblets never appealed to me, but I can recommend the prawn rissoles. Prices for a starter range from approx 16-39 ZAR (£1.40 to £3.50).
There's around 25 different main courses to choose from, and all are very easy on the wallet. A favourite (and cheapest at £4) of mine was Bitoque - a small rump steak in a sauce with an egg and chi...more
Customer Toni's Restaurant (Cape Town, South Africa) Reviews (1)
by - written on 25/07/10, updated on 31/07/10 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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You'll find this little gem of a restaurant half way up Kloof Street. It's a Mozambican / Portuguese eatery, frequented by more locals than tourists, so you know it's good. You could easily pass by it, it doesn't exactly flaunt itself, and the entrance is up a few steps. When you get to the top you are not really sure which way to turn - but hopefully one of the lovely staff will take care of you promptly. Choose to eat in or out. There's not a huge outdoor space, and it's next to the road, but on a hot evening, it's my choice. Inside it's a little quirky, a bit olde worlde with creaky floorboards and the like. Very cosy. There's a bar and plenty of space to eat, and it . Read the complete review
