Cape Town Fish Market Windhoek — Restaurant in Khomas

Better book before you adventure to go there! Just been there at lunch time with no booking and the restaurant was empty! The lady that was at the door ask me if I had book for lunch, which I replied that I didn’t. She immediately informed without even looking at any notes that they were fully booked. Due to the fact that the restaurant was empty I questioned her if they were really fully booked and she kept insisting that they were having a lot of bookings for events and business companies. So, I decided to go somewhere else and on my way to another restaurant, I remembered to call the restaurant to understand how fully booked they were and to my surprise the lady at the phone said that they had a table for me. We are talking of about an 3 minutes timeframe. I really felt discriminated and annoyed with the fact that when I was there personally,they were fully booked but if you phone you can get a table? I really don’t understand the policy and felt that there was no willingness or effort from that specific waiter to get me a table! It this a new way of treating clients? Specially in a new restaurant? That should take quality of service into account! This is not at all a customer friendly approach! In fact, what is the purpose of having a restaurant if the client is not the first priority? And if you have empty tables and people are at the door why send them to other restaurants? Oh well, we just have to stick to those we know that have good service and of course good food just around the corner. Coming back there should be a really...

Cape Town Fish Market offers a delightful seafood experience that captures the essence of coastal dining in South Africa. With a diverse menu and a focus on fresh catches, this restaurant provides a culinary journey that appeals to seafood enthusiasts and those seeking a taste of Cape Town's maritime culture.

From the moment you step into Cape Town Fish Market, the vibrant atmosphere and nautical-themed decor set the stage for an enjoyable meal. The attentive staff members are knowledgeable about the menu and can guide diners through the array of seafood options available.

The standout feature of Cape Town Fish Market is, of course, the seafood offerings. From succulent prawns to flavorful fish dishes, the menu showcases a range of preparations that cater to different tastes. The sushi offerings are also noteworthy, providing a fresh and creative take on Japanese cuisine.

The restaurant's ambiance and varied menu options create an enjoyable dining experience, making it suitable for both casual outings and special occasions. However, some visitors have noted that the service pace can vary during peak times.

In summary, Cape Town Fish Market brings the flavors of the ocean to the table, offering a seafood-centric experience that reflects Cape Town's coastal charm. Its diverse menu, vibrant setting, and dedication to quality ingredients make it a sought-after dining destination for seafood lovers and those looking to savor the essence of Cape Town's maritime heritage. Also it’s in Namibia...

It started as an unpland dinner date and turned out to be a very memorable evening, we received a warm welcomed and all COVID19 protocols were implemented, the waiter Mrs Clementine was polite and friendly.

The restaurant's setup is elegant, clean, spacious and has this comfortable vibe with smooth music playing. We started of by ordering our drinks and starters that we received promptly, well we were still browsing the visually attractive manu. The starters was delicious and made us very curious about our main meal's. I took same snap ( kindaaaa shy, it's mos our 1st time here) then I heard the elderly man behind me saying "Thank the darnnn pictures " in a very polite any friendly voice well the beautiful wife giggles. I than followed his advice and took some very nice pictures the place was well lite. My girlfriend ordered this humongous cocktail with a corona beer in it. The elderly man said " well I see we already have the cure for coronavirus, enjoy it ", they continue to enjoy their meals. The elderly couple ended their evining and they passed by our table, asked to take a picture of the drink as he wanted to send it to his son back in England to inform het that we found COVID19 cure . We had a nice laugh about it and Mrs Clementine brought your meals. I was astound, kinda couldn't believe my eyes. The manu did not prepare us for the feast we were to receive and it was as delicious as mouthwatering as it looked.

This was a awesome experience and surely plan...