Fogeys Railway House Restaurant in Muizenberg is situated in the Historic Railway Station and has a unique ambience created by the architecture, views and décor. There are big sash windows overlooking false Bay. The cuisine is unconventional -cajun spiced and seared fish dishes on mango coulis. Live music is a regular feature so a great choice for lovers of wine, dine and song with a hint of nostalgia for the good old days!

In the old Muizenberg village is Baltazar Restaurant with rustic charm and set in a character filled street with beautifully restored shop-fronts. Light healthy meals to hearty home made comfort foods with a selection of Rustic German and continental food. Great garden courtyard for summer.  The Olive Station in Muizenberg is a treasure and an experience - a unique restaurant and deli. Eat something from the Levantine breakfast, mezze or hot meal selection or get addicted to the Sical coffee, gourmet cakes & pastries. If you aren´t too full excite the taste buds at the Deli tasting table before shopping for some unusual delicacies from tapenades to pestos, cured meats, cheeses, biscuits and gourmet olive bread. And visit the olive curing factory for an education on olives! And check out the home décor shop!

Empire Café in Muizenberg is one of the star players of the foodie renaissance in Muizenberg. Daily specials are chalked on the blackboard - its all fresh, delicious and definitely has some flare. The café is on a split level and don´t be surprised to see a waitron sliding down the banister. Great music adds to the mood and the food.

Gaylords in an old Victorian cottage on Main Rd in Muizenberg, has superb north and south Indian fare. The portions are very generous and the entire place completely unpretentious. They are fully licenced and have curries ranging from mild to full blast sweat-producing offerings. Service is good, food is excellent and the vindaloo very hot!