The Cooked Sisters

This is a fantastic place to check out whenever you get the chance. They offer a variety of food stalls with communal seating, along with intriguing local products and even some vintage items to browse. Despite the rain during my visit, there were sheltered areas where you could take cover for a little while.

This market in Cape Town is incredibly lively, featuring fantastic DJs and a diverse array of food stalls and clothing options. Take your time to stroll around, soak in the atmosphere, and explore everything it has to offer. Don't forget to show your support for the vendors!

I really enjoyed the atmosphere and the wide selection of food available. It was truly refreshing to see a genuine mix of locals and tourists, making it one of the few places I encountered in Cape Town that truly reflected the country's diversity in such a welcoming manner. It's a perfect way to spend your Sunday, with fantastic music and delicious cuisine from around the globe at affordable prices. Additionally, there are independent fashion and craft shops if you're in the mood for some shopping. I would definitely recommend adding this to your must-do list while visiting Cape Town.

After looking at the reviews, we decided to check this place out anyways. They were right, It seems most of action happens on Saturday, but since we don't prefer crowd we thought we would go during the week and then again on Saturday. During the week, we found just the restaurants and hi end shops. Yea, It wasn't all the flair, but we did get some good photos of the mountain. We went back on Saturday and there were people everywhere having a good time. There was a DJ, great food, drinks and vendors there selling all sorts of goodies.

Good place to have food.. There is a DJ that will let you dance during your lunch.. Good to visit Some shops there is like leather, clothes and gifts Normal hours there, 1.5 to 2