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“Shops, restaurants and food court, Aquarium, Movie Theatre, Amphitheatre with Free Live Shows, Boat Trips, Craft Market, Jou Ma Se Comedy Club ”

“A vibrant, warm-hearted little village in the heart of Woodstock where talented people come together to share, collaborate and show off their heart-felt passion. The Old Biscuit Mill is home to a range of artisan workshops, designer stores, decadent restaurants and the popular Saturday Neighbourgoods Market. The Old Biscuit Mill is one of Cape Town’s must-visit attractions. Well loved by locals and tourists alike, the Mill is a bustling hub where people come together to eat, drink, shop and have an all-round great time. Do not miss out the Saturday farmer's market - get there early to avoid the crowds. ”

“This is a large shopping centre with everything that you might need. You can walk but there is also a large car park and taxi's around. I wouldn't recommend walking when it is dark. ”

“Canal Walk is a shopping centre in Cape Town, South Africa, that opened in 2000 and was built around a canal. It has a total retail area of 141,000-square-metre. OVER 400 STORES. 9AM - 9PM”

“The Waterfront is an excellent sight seeing place for restaurants, bars, shopping, local arts & crafts, boat trips around the peninsula, Robben Island tours & so much more.”

“When you are staying in Cape Town and its time for serious shopping, then its time for Canal Walk. An array of 400 shops dazzle with a choice of chain stores, specialities and boutiques; all retailers and categories abundantly represented. Anchor tenants comprising of nationals and department stores trade from impressive outlets, some being the country flagships. Where some shopping centres offer some services, here all services are available including tattoo artists and body piercings.”

“Standing out as one of the most stylish shopping centres in the Western Cape, the Cape Quarter in De Waterkant is home to over 100 stylish retail stores and restaurants. The Cape Quarter is home to some of the most exclusive interior and fashion stores, including well-known local and international labels. As it borders the De Waterkant, Cape Town City Bowl, the Cape Quarter is perfectly situated for business breakfasts and lunch meetings. The open-plan piazza suggests a more relaxed and stylish experience in shopping centre dining. In fact, the piazza oozes with contemporary styling and luxurious detailing. Favourite meeting spots include Vanilla, Voila and Lazari, which are all located in favourable spots.”

“Located just down the road has various shops restaurants and a movie theater.”

“Relaxed, rural farm village with cool restaurants, bakery and coffee shops. Good stop for breakfast, brunch or lunch as part of a scenic drive over Chapmans Peak Drive or a walk on expansive Noordhoek Beach ”

“This small shopping centre is 10 minutes away and has a wonderful selection of shops. You can get groceries from Woolworths and Pick ‘n Pay, browse the endless shops or have a meal at one of the many restaurants. ”

“This very nice shopping mall is just over 1 km away and can be reached by foot if needed. It offers everything the shoppers would need as well as some great food places. For the shopper a must.”

“Small shopping centre with all the stores you might need, including a Woolworths, Pick 'n Pay (grocery), Clicks (health and pharmacy), clothing stores, cafes, gifts and more.”

“It's the largest local shopping mall with loads of shops, coffee shops, restaurants, take away foods, Ster Kinekor & entertainment for the whole family! ”

“Large shopping centre including a cinema, restaurants, Woolworths clothing and food, Checkers, Dischem, Clicks, clothing shops, banks and cellphone shops.”

“Quiet shopping centre with a variety of major retail stores and restaurants”