Set in the dappled shade of the trees, amongst the art galleries, antique dealers and clothing purveyors of the decades-old Church Street antique market, Cafè Mozart is the perfect place to relax and watch the city go by.
This quirky cafè is all about hearty breakfasts, high tea and gin and tonics after retail therapy. It´s an escape from the office for a quick cuppa, a respite from the hustle and bustle of the city and a meeting place where friends get together.
With its laid back Parisian ambience and the entertaining activity of the market, breakfast at Cafè Mozart could easily turn into a lazy lunch.
An eclectic interior, diverse menu and tangible sense of history make this Cape Town institution so delightfully unique and inviting.
Nestled in the heart of the Cape Town CBD, Cafè Mozart is a renowned landmark which has been charming both locals and visitors alike for over 30 years. The beautiful historical building has been witness to the growth and evolution of the Mother City and has been home to many a business over the years, including a locksmith in 1939, one of the first recorded enterprises on this site. The cafè looks out over the Church Street Antiques Market which is billed as Cape Town’s original market. Operating daily since 1981, this cobbled stretch has for decades been a treasure trove of all manner of collectables, from vintage garb and rare coins to twee porcelain doggies, brilliant brassware and rows of empty perfume bottles. For as long as we can remember, locals and visitors alike have enjoyed the tranquility of this fascinating corner of the city which has long remained a familiar and welcoming attraction for all.
