Here are five of the best places to go for tea in Cape Town, each offering its own unique twist on this beloved beverage:
Whether you’re looking for a cosy and quiet spot to catch up with friends or a stylish venue for a special occasion, the city has got you covered.
Nigiro Tea offers an array of tea ware and different types of teas that cater to different occasions.Monday to Friday: 8am to 5pm | Saturday: 9am to 3pm | Sunday: 9am to 2pmPeacock Tea and Coffee Traders is a Cape Town-based company that has been providing South Africa with premium teas and coffees since 1966.
Each blend is crafted in Cape Town, using locally sourced ingredients whenever possible. The result is a range of teas that are unlike any others.
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