Youngblood-Africa — Attraction in City Centre

Went there for a seminar and was told that refreshments were included. So we did not have breakfast. By 1pm four old wooden boards with slices of French loaf top with baby marrows and raw carrots were served With a lot of sweet chillie sauce. Another old wooden plate with ugly huge crumbed fish cakes. Not suitable to eat with the hand. Oily and very hard. No one eat of this. I did report this to the chef myself. And he replied that's what you get for cheap budget. The dinks was water with cucumber and lemon. And cheap orange juice. I had to go to the bar and order a castle beer to swallow down the bad taste Charged me R70 for a castle beer. CHEF told me what they charged for the catering... What a disgrace. Thank you chef. You not only react very unprofessionl by telling us that's what you get for cheap budget. But also tell me the amount that we're charged. R5200. If any person ever want to use the art gallery for any function. PLEASE PLEASE DON'T USE THE OPTION FOR...

What a cool spot for perveyors of good food and interesting art! It's a fairly large exhibit that's attempting to make as much use of available space. There's plenty of different types of art here all with its own unique touch. Some older, some new. The food selection isn't bad and I've been informed that the breakfasts are quite enjoyable. However I was there at night to enjoy the first Thursday of the month events. Staff are friendly and the venue itself is quite clean. I will be...

I am biased towards this establishment due to the ownership, however this review comes after my first visit to it. The space provides a beautiful open plan, captivating local artwork and a restaurant that is by celebrity chefs. Its big enough for a massive art viewing but the seating allows what feels like an intimate feel. I can't wait to go back and try more of the menu options, from the canopies I experienced when I was there, it promises to be a local a la...