Cool, convenient and crammed with culinary delights.
Ever since Mojo Market opened its doors on Sea Point’s iconic Regent Road in 2017, the buzzing urban market has been sending excited ripples through the city’s foodie circles. Just a stone’s throw away from the ever-popular Sea Point Promenade, it boasts 30 food outlets in a double-volume, sea-facing, 2 000-square-metre space. It’s open almost 24 hours a day, so from breakfast to late-night munchies, you’re guaranteed something delicious.
Mother City Mojo
Owners Graeme Robinson and Robbie Lessem, who also own the Mojo Hotel, established the market with the aim of enhancing their hotel guests’ experience – and they also wanted to offer Sea Point residents an interesting, diverse and fresh retail and leisure space. Which is exactly what this market is!
Offering expansive floor-to-ceiling views, plentiful seating and a wealth of exciting stalls, the industrial-chic market combines its Art Deco heritage with metallics and wood, which add a softer element. On the lower floor, seating is set back against the glass, sea-facing wall, while on the small upper level, there are more stalls.
What a lot it’s got!
The market has 30 food vendors and the top-notch food choices are dizzyingly multicultural: from ramen, poké, temaki and smoked spitbraai treats to Dutch-Indonesian nasi goreng, West Coast mussels, Middle Eastern kunafa desserts and rolled ice-cream.
It’s a popular social spot as there are also five bars (each dedicated to a specific beverage), plus the added attraction of big screens for major sports events and free live music daily (up to four performances on a Saturday).
So, if you haven’t yet visited, set aside a day or night this week to delve into the delightful depths of this cool hub.
Good to know Enquire about the free salsa lessons on Salsa Sundays from 6pm. And book for Mojo XXL nights where some of SA’s top artists perform live.
Dog-friendly? Yes
Opening times Daily, 8am – midnight
Contact 021 422 4888, admin1@freedomproperties.co.za
Where to find it 30 Regent Road, Sea Point, Cape Town
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