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Eat, drink and be scary at this innercity wine bar.
Climb the stairs from street level and enter a marvellous world of wine… You’ve arrived at Culture Wine Bar, a sophisticated drinking hole on Bree Street, stocked with the finest South African and international wines, including rare gems and cult classics.
A spooktacular Halloween bash
The wicked Halloween party has become a highlight of Culture’s calendar. It all started in 2016 when Matt and his wife Roxanne threw a party for 40 friends in their innercity studio flat… It became an annual tradition, which grew so much that in 2021 they moved it to Culture – and opened it to everyone. A thrilling night of boos, booze and spooky vibes, it’s a time to eat, drink and be scary… Put on your most hair-raising Halloween attire and you can win the best-dressed prize! With live beats from Acoustic Element and DJ Tarzan, it promises to be a hauntingly good time.
Good to know The ticket is for admission + a welcome drink. You can book a booth or a table separately and order eats from the bar menu.
Cost R190
Date Saturday, 2 November 2024
Time 6pm – late
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Everyone’s welcome
Whether you’re unwinding with friends over a glass or two, or you’re here to try something new, learn more about wine and engage with the sommelier and other fundis, Culture’s approachable vibe (and a small menu of snacky bites from the bistro kitchen) makes it an obvious (and popular) choice.
The moody interiors reflect Matt’s vision of creating “a warm and welcoming space that’s contemporary and also timeless”. Think marble countertops and leather booths, wooden floors, high-beamed ceilings, and an exposed brick wall that runs down one side of the space. Grab the window seat for the best views over Bree Street.
Good to know You’ll find a second Culture Wine Bar at Time Out Market, at the V&A Waterfront
Opening times Monday – Saturday, 12pm – 11pm
Contact details 076 256 8654, wine@culturewinebar.com
Address 103 Bree Street, Cape Town
Book through DinePlan
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