Oh, Dear Me & Tjing Tjing has such a delicious sound to it, ‘plosive & ‘appy sounds really! Viva Francois du Plessis for pulling off this superbly sophisticated, slick & sexy meeting place. The design, like the food, is inspired & takes one to lofty heights. This three storey eclectic brasserie is home to Dear Me on the ground floor — a deli come coffee shop & lunch time restaurant. Dear Me has scored heaps of accolades & kudos to chef Vanessa — the menu & food is inspired. Ilsa (owner) &Vanessa use locally available produce, with the option of tailoring meals for those with special dietary requirements. Move on up to the top storey & you realise again how much you love Cape Town. The Tjing Tjing roof top bar is crammed & jammed with people — mix this with the Tokyo-does-Soho decor & you know why we think this is a winner! The blending of local Woodstock & Salt River furniture finds, together with local talent Gregor Jenkins & international designers lends more currency to Cape Town’s Creative Design ethos. We relish the fact that our MHCO Heavy Lights (Benjamin Hubert) were selected to hang high & our EMU Round Cafe Chairs & tables were chosen to stand poised & ready to take diners who want to eat on the sidewalk — very a’ la mode.
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