Easter holidays bring families together. Many are choosing to step away from the kitchen and enjoy a relaxed lunch or dinner out. Here are a few Cape Town spots worth visiting this season.
Luuma Restaurant
Luuma opened in December 2025. The space feels clean and modern, with a strong architectural design.
The restaurant focuses on seafood, which makes up most of the menu. Mediterranean and Asian influences shape the dishes, with a focus on local ingredients. Ocean views add to the experience.
Amura Restaurant
Cape Town continues to expand its dining scene, and Amura stands out as one of the newer luxury additions.
Located at Mount Nelson, A Belmond Hotel, Cape Town, the restaurant introduces the culinary approach of chef Ángel León. The space reflects attention to detail, with a refined interior and a strong focus on presentation, service and flavour.
Utopia
Located on the 15th floor at 40 Chiappini Street in De Waterkant, Utopia offers a fine dining experience with views across Cape Town.
The setting combines city, mountain and ocean views. The atmosphere feels relaxed, with a focus on good food and a rooftop dining experience shaped by the Cape Town breeze.
Bilboa
Bilboa in Camps Bay is a strong choice for seafood lovers.
Outdoor seating offers views of the ocean and Lion’s Head. The setting feels calm and refined, with a focus on quality service and a seafood-driven menu.
The Bungalow
The Bungalow offers more than a meal. It combines dining with a lifestyle setting.
The space blends classic and modern design, with strong sunset views and a coastal atmosphere. It remains a popular choice for those looking to enjoy good food in a relaxed environment.
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