Clarke's Bar & Dining Room

A Bree Street institution beloved by the young and hip, Clarke's is known for many things, among them its burgers (with their famously butter-fried brioche buns), drinks (from smoothies and fresh juices to excellent cocktails and everything else you'd expect from a place with the word "bar" in its name), and delicious breakfasts (the huevos rancheros are yummy if not strictly authentic). As day turns to night, this light and bright restaurant (seating options range from a few tables on the sidewalk, to a designer-diner interior, to a small plant-filled courtyard) morphs from a child-friendly brunch spot to a casual coffee and burger joint, to a vibey nighttime bar, where DJs and parties are not unusual. Service is friendly and fast.

Looking at the bustle and vibe – waiters ferrying burgers and Aperol Spritz, tattooed hipsters clustered around tables, bearded Boomers on their laptops – it’s hard to believe lockdown almost killed Clarke’s. Locals rallied, artists donated artworks, Strauss Gallery arranged an online art auction and regulars made generous bids, a testament to what this hub means to the community. It’s a casual and welcoming atmosphere: dogs are as welcome as solo workers, it’s happy hour 5pm to 6pm and a half dozen oysters will run you 120 bucks.

Clarkes on Cape Town’s trendy Bree Street changes moods and crowds depending on the time of day, but early mornings are great for quality breakfasts in a laid-back diner-like setting. They bake their own bread and use only the freshest ingredients to cook up a variety of all-day breakfast options. The menu is simple but diverse, and the coffee is always on point, making this an ideal place in which to start a day in the Cape Town Inner City.

A stylish take on the traditional diner, Clarke’s Bar & Dining Room has become a staple of the Bree Street restaurant strip. That’s largely thanks to the superb beef burgers served on buttery brioche buns – but their soup and grilled cheese sandwich offer at lunch remains one of the best affordable bites in the city. Look out for well-priced breakfast specials before 9am, when you’ll find savvy digital nomads tapping into the free Wi-Fi.

A post shared by Clarke’s bar & dining room (@clarkescapetown) on Feb 17, 2019 at 1:10am PST. If you don’t get even a little excited when you see the famed white canopy and copper sign of Clarke’s, then dare we say we might have a problem, or in the very least a café battle on our hands!. Proudly positioning themselves as one of the coolest spots on the Bree Street block as well as one of the original hipster haunts in Cape Town’s inner city, it’s no surprise that Clarke’s has become a real café fan-favourite for locals and travellers alike!

The familiar white canopy and copper sign on Bree Street is still luring hungry hipsters for all-day breakfasts and lazy brunches. Clarke’s was ahead of the curve when it opened over a decade ago, with its Scandi decor, carefully sourced ingredients and artisanal kitchen – most of what’s on the menu is made in-house including the croissants (the sourdough and rye breads are from Woodstock Bakery). It’s still of-the-moment: vegan-friendly, balancing healthy choices with sinful temptations.

Breakfast times: 08:00 – 16:00 (Monday to Saturday), 08:00 – 15:30 (Sunday)Cost: R30 – R85 Telephone: + 2721 424 7648Address: 133 Bree Street, City Centre. Occupying prime position in the City Bowl’s buzzing Bree Street, Clarke’s Bar & Dining Room serves up a satisfying array of all-day breakfast options. Old favourites feature alongside unusual concoctions such as their Hash Eggs—eggs benedict with a twist—and Huevos Rancheros—a traditional dish hailing from Mexico.

One of the most popular places to eat in the city, Clarke’s as it is affectionately known, is located on Bree Street. It’s renowned for its relaxed atmosphere and tasty food and one of the most iconic dishes they serve is their classic Grilled Cheese on White (fyi: even better when it’s served with a bowl of their famous smoked tomato soup). From the choice of good old white bread right down to the cheddar cheese, Clarke’s toasted cheese sandwich is always a winner.

Breakfast is served from 8am to 4pm and includes everything from warm croissants and stuffed omelettes to a classic egg sandwich. The bestsellers include the homemade labneh on toast with sliced avo and an optional poached egg, as well as the hash eggs, which comprise crispy potatoes with toasted cauliflower, peppers and spring onions with two poached eggs, hollandaise and pea shoots. View this post on Instagram

If you can’t decide whether it’s time for coffee or something alcoholic, then Clarke’s Bar & Dining Room has you covered. This popular and bigger-than-it-looks on the outside establishment serves coffees and croissants in the morning and wines, beers and olives in the evening. Naturally this means you have to visit at least twice to enjoy everything Clarke’s has to offer!

Clarke’s Bar and Dining Room is a great breakfast spot at 133 Bree Street, they have an affordable menu and great quality food. From juices to all-day breakfasts, sandwiches, brunch, dinner, and cocktails, Clarke’s has become a go-to spot for a satisfying and top-notch experience. The restaurant offers a blend of bar and cafe options.

Clarke’s Bar and Dining Room is a restaurant reminiscent of your favorite high school diner with a sophisticated and trendy twist. It is a hipster haven with its upbeat and mature vibe and innovative menu (and an abundance of avo, at that). Clarke’s has all-day breakfast, which is an absolute delicacy for my fellow brunch-lovers.

I just love those places that serve breakfast all day long and Clarke’s Bar & Dining Room is one of them. Whether you are craving a tasty muffin, some eggs, and bacon, or a delicious brioche French toast, the breakfast selection here is really good. The interior with wooden tables and plenty of indoor plants also looks nice.

Head to Clarke’s, where they serve breakfast all day along with a few delicious brunch cocktails. Few places in South Africa serve breakfast to quite the standard that they do at Clarke’s, which means that you can stop by literally any time of day and indulge in scrumptious breakfast foods, even if it’s not for brunch.

Clarke’s Bar & Dining Room is one of Cape Town’s most sought-after restaurants and hangout spots for locals and travellers alike. With its captivatingly cool status trumping all others. But, just like many other Cape Town cafés and bars, Clarke’s had to find a new way of operating amidst the global COVID-19 pandemic.

Clarke’s Bar & Dining Room is a well-known restaurant in Cape Town, South Africa. It provides a modern and chic dining experience that is inspired by both local and international cuisine. The restaurant is well-known for its welcoming atmosphere, which is reflected in the pared-down decor and friendly service.

For those times when you’re after great food without all the fuss, Clarke’s Bar and Dining Room is the place to know. They're dealing in simple fare done really well at this popular Cape Town cafe. Think eggs doen creatively and in a range of different ways, light meals, salads and crazy good sandwiches.

Clarke’s is a tiny little trendy bar & dining room on the vubey and trendy Bree Street in Cape Town. You will often, on Summer nights find trendy Capetonians spilling onto the pavement as they socialise, chat, sip and absorb hip art on the walls & funky bands tickling their guitar strings.

Clarke’s: Founded in 2011, Clarke’s is one of the best places in Cape Town for breakfast and brunch. Located right in the heart of the vibrant CBD, the menu features an all-day breakfast, fresh juices, cocktails, and sandwiches. Try the hash eggs, huevos rancheros, and the fire eggs!

From the outside, this diner-size restaurant on hip Bree Street looks a bit like it belongs in a one-horse town in the middle of nowhere. Step inside, though, and Clarke's is percolating with life and evidence of a contemporary design ethos that's become "the look" for Cape Town's…

While this breakfast special might be running between 8h00 and 9h00 every day of the week, we think that it’s a great option for a Tuesday (to cheer things up). Clarke’s on Bree offers a R40 brekkie including 2 eggs, a slice of toast, and a cuppa or some OJ. Yup, we’re en route.

Clarke’s is the spot for you if you’re looking for an all-day breakfast place in Cape Town. Founded in 2011, Clarke’s bar & dining room is located in trendy Bree Street. Here, you’ll get a taste to some of the city’s best sandwiches, brunch, oysters, dinner, cocktails, and more.

Clarke’s is home to one of the best burgers in Cape Town, but they also offer great cocktails here. I can only describe its feel as retro-clinical-chic. It’s very trendy and popular with the younger crowd, and a good place to start off your night with food and cocktails.

The Clarke’s burger is a no-frills, simple offering that packs a lot of flavour. Imagine a 210g grass-fed beef burger topped with a slice of Klein River Havarti cheese, hugged between a crisp and buttery brioche bun!. Clarke’s has nothing to hide and it’s clear why.

If you’re looking for a tried-and-true breakfast spot, we loved Clarke’s Bar & Dining Room, and it’s located a very short walk from Bo-Kaap–we lost track of how many times we ate there during our month in Cape Town, but it was a lot! Head to the District 6 Museum.

**This contemporary, laidback joint has three delicious soul-warming soups to choose from: smoked tomato, bacon and oyster chowder, and cauliflower. What’s more, each bowl is served with a grilled cheese sandwich on the side – it’s the ultimate comfort food meal.

Clarke’s Bar & Dining Room is an iconic spot on Bree Street, renowned for its relaxed vibe and friendly service. Clarke’s Bar & Dining Room is one of our favourites for many reasons, but the most important is of course the breakfast. We love the classics!.

Coming in at number five, Clarkes is a bespoke eatery with two separate menus depending on the time of day. Clarke’s offers an all-day breakfast menu, a range of ‘house made’ cold drinks and an extensive menu of fine foods. Best of all dogs are welcome!

Clarke’s mini burger selection has visitors coming back for more, the baby burger is R67 with a decent serving of fries. If you aren’t in the mood for a burger and happened to miss breakfast, then Clarke’s all day breakfast menu is just what you need.

Clarke’s Bar & Dining Room is a popular haunt in Cape Town’s City Centre, known for its laid-back atmosphere and delicious comfort food. Their menu features a range of affordable options, from juicy burgers and loaded fries to mouthwatering burgers.

What’s up:** Clarke’s Bar and Dining Room is famous for its tasty smokey tomato soup, served with a grilled cheese sandwich. If a tomato isn’t your thing, other gluten-free options to go with the sandwich include oyster chowder or cauliflower soup.

We love Clarke’s for all meals, but we really love them for their brunches. This diner-inspired restaurant with its relaxed, cool atmosphere is a Bree Street icon. Opening its doors in 2011, they’ve been in the business for a good couple of years.

Clarke’s is a trendy, hipster-friendly spot with an impressive array of plants, quirky vibes and some scrumptious food. They do all-day breakfast, really delicious lunches and drinks. Their burgers look particularly mouthwatering.

The burgers are made from free range beef and are really good. Over the years the food offerings got broader. So in addition to burgers there are lots of other options – I love their Caesar Salad.

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A firm favourite for many urbanites, Clarke’s (between stop 5 and 6) is a diner-inspired establishment offering a simple yet diverse menu of American-style brunches.

For a great atmosphere, try The Dog’s Bollocks at YARD, or Clarke’s. The Observatory neighborhood has loads of good spots, too—Hello Sailor is my favorite there.