• There’s no question that Cape Town boasts countless restaurants and good food, but if you shift your vision ever so slightly, you’ll find a number of hidden gems right under our noses in the Southern Suburbs.

    Starting with Olive & Chilli Cafe, which is sure to become any food lover’s crowned jewel.

    Looking for the best of flame-grilled goodness? Or a toastie that will have your tummy feeling full and happy? Olive & Chilli has all this and more. This hidden gem boasts an extensive menu that you’ll want to sink your teeth into.

    Have a go at their famous toasted Masala Steak Special, stuffed with slow-cooked steak, egg, chips, cheese and a side of salad – yum! For a true vuil dyt, feast on a masala steak, spicy chicken or classic vienna gatsby.

    Picture: @olive_andchilli / Instagram

    For all the pizza lovers out there, this café really has a treat for you. Their pizza dough is perfectly made, producing a pizza crust that’s light and fluffy – just as the Neapolitans intended. For something a little extra, take a bite of their oven-baked calzones.

    Picture: @olive_andchilli / Instagram

    If you’re looking for something juicy to sink your teeth into, their flame-grilled burgers should be at the top of your foodie list. Only the finest meat is utilised before being cooked to perfection on the grill. Their chicken fillet burgers are another winner too. The chicken is marinated for 24 hours in a secret sauce before being flame-grilled and served.

    Picture: @olive_andchilli / Instagram

    If reading all that has worked up an appetite for you, make sure you grab a delicious meal from this Halaal café for quality food that will soon keep you coming back for more.

    If you don’t feel like leaving the house but your mouth is still watering, you can order from the comfort of your phone, courtesy of Uber Eats.

    The delectable details:

    • Location: Cavendish Square Food court, Dreyer Street, Claremont
    • Operating hours: Monday to Sunday: 11am to 7.30pm/8pm

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    Written by Tauhira Ajam for Cape {town} Etc.

    Feature image: @olive_andchilli / Instagram

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