Cafe Mojito Long Street, Restaurant Cocktail Bar

Had a hankering for Mexican food and decided to try somewhere new. If not; why not?<br/ <br/ I ordered a selection of tapas. The nachos were crisy delightful, accompanied by thick creamtrfresh guacamole, silky smooth sour cream and tomato relish. <br/ The chilli poppers were a portion of 4; stuffed full of creamy feta, crumbed and deep fried. Served worth a spicy mayo dipping sauce.<br/ The smokey pulled chicken empanadas were my favourite. Light, flavourful and moist. <br/ Hunger sated!

I could spend all day here just chilling it out and staring at the pictures on the walls. The food however is average, not wow. Had the rib and wing combo and a pizza. Tasty and filling but a little bit on the pricey side. Though it is definitely a place to have after work drinks and shooters than lunch or supper. Will be back to try the R40 cigars

Excellent service, excellent food, excellent entertainment. Great family restaurant, I gave it a full star rating because there is nothing to complain about.

I really enjoyed the braai and the mojito, great service!

Cafe Mojito isn't memorable. It is neither good nor bad, exciting or boring – you'll leave full but not necessarily satisfied. <br/ I popped in with a friend for a power lunch yesturday and it really was a beige experience. He ordered a breakfast sandwich. Between the waitress and chef, someone decided to serve the eggs runny without consulting my lunch date and when he brought it to the waitresses attention she became quite defensive and rude. I had a bacon, feta and avo salad which was tasty but not amazing. <br/ Our order took entirely too long considering we were the only patrons in the restaurant at the time.<br/ <br/ You can definately give this place a miss