Mother City gets truly SA flavour

Seating approximately 200, the restaurant will broadcast all of the games live during the tournament period. "The restaurant is all about community, celebrating and sharing our unique heritage with visitors, and what better way than through great South African food and a global sporting event," says David Solomon developer of the restaurant, as well as the recently opened R400 million Pepper Club luxury hotel and spa in Cape Town.

According to Solomon, the restaurant is ideally located in Long Street, which is set to be one of the biggest party spots in South Africa during the tournament. "Many visitors will want to remain in and around the city bowl to experience the World Cup atmosphere. With this, they will now have the option of enjoying local-style food at the same time," he concludes.