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Balducci's |
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Shop 6162 |
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Victoria Wharf |
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09h00 till late |
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R60.00 - R100.00 |
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Main:
Italian
Other: Seafood, Breakfast, Grills, Sushi |
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Trendy |
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Located at the centre of Cape Town's most enduring tourist
attraction, Balducci's is the place to see and be seen -
and to take in a lovely glass of fine wine. Balducci's
started life as a classy coffee bar nine years ago, but
has successfully transformed itself into one of the mother
city's top fine dining haunts. |
Balducci's is elegant, but it's also trendy, constantly
buzzing with energy as the city's movers and shakers
gather to meet and to eat. The restaurant offers an
extensive wine list to accompany its varied menu. Tuck
into a fresh salad, butter-soft calamari, funky sushi, and
juicy burger- or skip straight ahead to the dessert menu
and sample absolutely everything. Some customers have been
known to spend a whole day watching the who's who of Cape
Town in action! |
Balducci's serves drinks with style and panache. We are
known for our exotic cocktails and international range of
aperitifs. Our red and white wine list is a veritable
who's who of South African gold and silver medal winners.
We serve only the best by the glass.
AWARDS
Balducci's continue to be awarded top honours for food,
style and service. Here is some of the headline grabbing
stories.
- Winner of the PG Bison Excellence Awards in the
restaurant category.
- Evian Restaurant of the month
- V & A Waterfront Service Excellence Award - Best
Restaurant '99
- Gourmet Food Festival Award - Best Restaurant '98 and
'99
- Diner's Club Award of Excellence 2006
Please visit our website for reviews
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You'll find Balducci's in Victoria Wharf, the shopping
centre at Quay 5 in the V & A Waterfront. From Muizenberg
follow the M3 freeway and Eastern Boulevard into town.
Exit Eastern Boulevard into Buitengracht Street and take
the first right turn into the Waterfront entrance. Follow
Port Road around the circle and into the heart of the
Waterfront.
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