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TRAVEL: Seafood and warm water in paradise
Mark Allix visits the birthplace of Freddie Mercury and wonders what he would have thought of modern-day Zanzibar
RESTAURANT REVIEW: De Grendel
A new and deeply satisfying eatery on the slopes of the Tygerberg Hills outside Cape Town
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Vasco da Gama
Enjoy a cosy lunch at a real Portuguese local in Green Point, Cape Town
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Dias Tavern
Portuguese evergreen is far from spotless but almost always full and boisterous
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Babel Restaurant
Wide homegrown variety at this restaurant in the Drakenstein Valley between Franschhoek and Paarl
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Petit Caveau
‘Petit’ in name only, this is an ideal spot for a business breakfast or lunch
TRAVEL: An oddity in Bangkok
I have cycled in London, Paris and New York, and now I am going to tackle the Thai capital
FOOD: Food for thought, and adventurers
Many people, often from northern countries, do not like tripe
TRAVEL: Naval gazing at Britain’s most unusual luxury hotel
Spitbank Fort was built at vast expense between 1867 and 1878, alongside No Man’s Land Fort and Horse Sand Fort
MICHAEL FRIDJHON: Wine
Today, cooler sites account for at least 10% of South Africa’s quality wine-producing areas
TRAVEL: Source of at least seven weeks of awe
Soon after one enters the Karoo ravine called Seweweekspoort, giant walls of rock in fantastic formations rise up on either side
MICHAEL FRIDJHON: Wine
The reason for the kinds of prices achieved by an ever increasing number of cult wine
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Hemingway’s Restaurant
A Centurion bistro suffering an identity crisis
FOOD: Original Cape cuisine — any time of year
From bokkom salad to kolwyntjies and rolpens, Pierneef à La Motte adds to the attractions of the Cape winelands
TRAVEL: Tokyo’s Skytree offers the high life
At 634m, Tokyo Skytree claims the title of the world’s tallest free-standing tower and it opens to the public on May 22
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