Caribbean

Panama Jacks has become known around the world as one of the best seafood restaurants in Cape Town. Rich in history, Panama Jacks was born circa 1989 before the opening of the V&A Waterfront and operated as a boatyard servicing the Royal Cape Yacht Club, before evolving into a renowned restaurant. Panama Jacks holds a unique location within the working half of the harbour and has massive seawater tanks to hold live oysters and lobster. With a number of international sailors checking in to the Royal Cape Yacht Club, word has spread around the world and many who come back to South African shores ensure that they head back to Panama Jacks. You can expect a comfortable setting and an extensive menu. A nice feature is the suggested wines to go with each dish, making it easy for the casual wine drinker to enjoy the benefits of selecting the perfect wine to accompany their meal.

Do you crave a crazy Caribbean experience, but just can’t get there? Then Banana Jam Cafe is your answer as this restaurant in Cape Town offers the delightful tastes, sounds and atmosphere that will have you letting your hair down and singing along to some Bob Marley classics in no time. This restaurant in Claremont manages to take you away from the busy surrounding areas into your own exclusive island paradise, where the array of fresh fruits, the aroma of exotic spices, and of course, lots of rum will tickle all of your senses.