Where to Have Lunch in Cape Town this Christmas

Every year, Cape Town boasts the most magnificent assortment of restaurants who excel in their rendition of a “traditional South African” Christmas lunch. A hands-on Christmas Day lunch isn’t for everybody. Some of us like to take the opportunity to sit back, relax, and enjoy a completely fuss-free (and delicious) meal with our families.

For those of you who are looking for a no-prep, no clean-up kind of Christmas lunch, here are this year’s top 3 picks:

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Simonsvlei

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SimonsvleinImage Source: Paarl Online

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This relaxed family restaurant is offering a delightful Christmas Day buffet-style lunch that is bound to delight even the pickiest family members. With three set starters, carvery-style mains, and a choice of two desserts, you’re guaranteed to walk away feeling more than satisfied.

What we’re most excited about:
Stuffed Shoulder of pork with a bacon and plum filling
Individual traditional sherry trifle

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Rhebokskloof

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RhebokskloofnImage Source: Rhebokskloof.co.za

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Nestled between two valleys at the foot of the beautiful Paarl Mountain, Rhebokskloof Wine Estate will be hosting a scrumptious Christmas lunch buffet designed to delight the senses. Enjoy a stroll through the vineyards after lunch, or take some time to relax and unwind next to the lake – absorb the peaceful tranquillity this farm has to offer.

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What we’re most excited about:
Rolled turkey with cranberry sauce
Croquembouche tower

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Ginja

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GinjanImage Source: Women Stuff

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 Located on the Waterfront Pierhead, this contemporary restaurant is offering an exciting buffet lunch this Christmas. Feast your eyes on a glorious view of Table Mountain while you dig into a lunch that promises to be extraordinary.

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What we’re most excited about:
Maple-glazed Christmas ham with apple sauce
Double chocolate pudding with salted pretzels

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Have another great spot to add to the list? Let us know! We can’t wait to hear your Christmas lunch suggestions.

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