Fishy business at the loooovely Food Lover’s Market in the Nicolway Shopping centre.

Backlit Norton Rose viewed from Sandton Sun deck. With drinks, of course. ;)

The French balcony now comes with lavender & flowers = spring, finally!

Colours! Loop Street, Cape Town.

Wonderful details and old world charm in Cape Town’s City Hall.

Street art outside the Lomography Embassy Store Braamfontein, Johannesburg. Have to go back and get the Diana camera.

View towards Hout Bay from Chapman’s Peak Drive.

The Annex breakfast with a view. Spring, yay!

Olympia Bakery has a proper vintage street sign feat detailed route details.

Original Harbour House (Kalk Bay) views towards Simon’s Town just before sunset. Stunning setting, lovely seafood!

Swimmer statue having second thoughts looking at False Bay.

The Meeting Place Upstairs in Simon’s Town got pink’ified for the Pride festival (May 2012). Great views & food, do drop in!

Traditional champagne stand at Simonsig, South Africa’s first Cap Classique wine estate.

The Big Easy (named after Ernie Els himself) has a cosy but elegant feel to it. You’ll find it on South Africa’s second oldest road, the oak tree-lined Dorp Street in Stellenbosch.

Veuve Clicquot champagne bar at 54 on Bath. Not my favourite bubbly but a lovely venue! Ps. They do serve Gin, Whiskey & other thirst quenchers too!

Clockwork @Tokara wine estate.

Hackett in New Sandton feat Union Jack and all the usual decor. Stylish & slick service.

Aerosol OOH on Jan Smuts. Loving it! Ps. My 100th post. Boom!

Zoo lake in crisp winter weather.

Boston breweries (from Cape Town, nomen est omen, right?), Darling and of course the usual &Union brewskies were hopping around the Neighbourhood Goods Market. Hipsters and grannies alike seemed to quench the am thirst with these goodies.