Was fabulous to see her again, even under the guise of handing over her old Bookclub books :) We tried out a new little tapas bar in Greenside called Cafe Sophia (no discernible web prescence, sadly ... but it's opposite Cafe Flo). I will be going back. They have a fab range of cocktails (although we stuck to the red wine) and dinner was delightful. I love picking from a wide variety of flavours and their pricing works according to plate combinations. We decided to have 8 plates at R106 (or thereabouts) which was perfect for two girls who weren't completely starved. Band ended with chocolate & banana spring rolls and I just tried their espresso cup of Spanish Hot Chocolate (I think it's pretty much just liquid chocolate with a splash of milk or something). It was fab.Updated 29Aug2008: Yay, Cafe Sophia has just recently been added to Dining Out :)
Yesterday I also tried Teriyaki Experience for lunch (since Varen did nothing to keep our fridge stocked while I was away this weekend). It's recently come to South Africa and opened in Chili Lane (Rivonia). The food was tasty, I must admit, but the portions sizes are huge and you're certainly paying for it. I think I'd be far more likely to go back if they had a half portion (at half the price!)
Cafe Sofia is just my BEST! I discovered it in CT last year and forced my whole family to eat there whenever I visited. I was thrilled at the start of this year when I discovered it had opened in Greenside! I even celebrated my birthday there!
ReplyDeleteGod I love Tapas.
ReplyDeleteGlad you're feeling a bit better.
Food...*drools* I didn't have lunch now I'm super hungry! :)
ReplyDelete@benny - it'd be a fab birthday venue :) and it's so nice the way you can just choose a vareity of plates for a set price! I am definitely going back ... and taking Varen next time.
ReplyDelete@tjf - then you simply must try it! Thanks.
@jane -sorry ;)