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Cafe Extrablatt

Breakfast German International Vegan Friendly Vegetarian Friendly Burgers

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Exhibition Building, Green Point, Cape Town, 8005, South Africa

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Attributes

Child Friendly
Outdoor Seating
Live Sport
Wheelchair Friendly
WiFi
Buffet

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Cafe Extrablatt is an all-day restaurant in Greenpoint, Cape Town. Originating from the highly successful Cafe Extrablatt franchise in Germany and recently Morocco, we aim to combine our love for food and our passion for people with South African flair.

Cape Town has cosmopolitan taste and an insatiable love for all things new and tasty. It is our mission to offer a large scrumptious menu, finely chosen local wines and an atmosphere to remember. Our South African journey has taught us about loyalty with regular customers becoming friends and new customers inspiring us with their character, love and spirit.

We are open all day, seven days of the week with free Wi-Fi- all year. Join us for breakfast, lunch, dinner and anything in between - it will be our pleasure. Call us to make a reservation. We have a DJ that entertains on specified weekend nights.

Address

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Exhibition Building, Green Point, Cape Town, 8005, South Africa

Opening Hours

Monday 09h00 - 01h00
Tuesday 09h00 - 01h00
Wednesday 09h00 - 01h00
Thursday 09h00 - 01h00
Friday 09h00 - 02h00
Saturday 09h00 - 02h00
Sunday 09h00 - 01h00

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