Your browser does not support JavaScript! Please enable it by following the instructions below.
Internet Explorer
For Internet Explorer 9 or newer, simply follow these steps. For Internet Explorer 8 or earlier, the only difference is that “Internet Options” is found under the “Tools” menu button.
- Click on the setting icon that looks like a Gear in the upper right corner.
- Click on Internet Options in the Dropdown
- The pop-up menu will show a variety of options, click on the “Security Tab”
- On the Security Tab is a button that says “Custom Level” – click that.
- This opens up a Security Settings pop-up, scroll down until you find the “Scripting” section.
- Choose to Enable any site which has JavaScript.
- Press OK on the Security Settings Pop-up, then the Internet Options Pop-up
Firefox
Firefox doesn’t have easy button access to JavaScript settings, but the procedure to enable/disable JavaScript is just as simple.
- Go the URL and type “about:config” without quotes, and hit Enter.
- This brings a page with a prompt to click a button labeled “I’ll be careful, I promise” – click this button.
- This brings up a Preferences List, there is a toolbar at the top, type “javascript” into the tool bar and hit enter
- This brings up a set of results, go to the one labeled “javascript.enabled” and double click it to switch it to enabled
That’s it, you can close the about:config tab without hitting OK, just close the window or type in a new page URL.
Chrome
Changing the JavaScript settings in Chrome is fairly simple, but requires navigating through a few menus.
- Click the “Hamburger” icon of three vertical lines in the upper right.
- Find the label called Settings and click that.
- In the Settings Page, scroll down and find the hyperlink labelled “Show Advanced Settings…” Click that.
- Under the advanced settings, there is a button labelled “Content Settings…” Click that.
- This opens a pop-up, scroll down until you come to JavaScript Settings. Ensure that the slider is set to Allowed (recommended)”
For advanced users, managing the exceptions allows the user to either allow or disallow JavaScript on an individual page.
Opera
Enabling/disabling JavaScript in Opera is also extremely simple.
- Click on the Opera button in the upper left corner
- Click on the Settings Menu Selection
- This brings up a new Settings page, click on the Websites option on the left navbar.
- Find the section labeled JavaScript, enable it here.
Went for the royal afternoon tea was made to feel very welcome .I had a few dietary requests they were dealt with very well .The food was excellent Would go back again when in capetown
Outstanding service, awesome food. Great view. Very very good. :)
Zaid especially welcoming...
We had drinks on the roof terrace initially which was fantastic and then went for dinner but upon asking the waiter for advice on wine we foolishly didn’t ask the price and the bottle of wine cost the same amount as the food R1900 ouch
This was a hugely disappointing dinner - planned as a wedding anniversary celebration in the unique setting which you offer at The Silo. My wife has been following you since seeing the hotel featured with Giles Coren and Monica on UK TV. Small plates and starters were excellent food, well presented. Service throghout was impeccable, warm and welcoming, knowledgeable and human. It was the main courses which were the source of our disappointment. My wife's fillet was cooked medium to well done, instead of the ordered medium to rare. We sent it back, and a new steak was still cooked beyond medium. The new fries were cooked and pale, not crispy. She chose to eat the steak instead of sending it back a second time. My roast aubergine main course was dominated by the preserved lemon, and the other flavours were drowned out by this. I chose to eat this rather than send it back also. Your staff were wonderful throughout, and we felt quite sorry for them - Yummy and Shingari in particular. Their tip should have come from what we paid for sub standard food, and they deserve the highest of praise. Whoever was cooking let them down badly, and let us down. Please get the chefs to go see what a medium rare steak looks like, and to tase that vegetarian dish. Neither should have left the kitchen.