Founded in 1756 the Roundhouse building has an abundance of nostalgia surrounding it.

This history seems fitting for an evening of luxury and fine dining in The Roundhouse’s new use as an upmarket restaurant.

The Roundhouse restaurant promises to be one of the most superb restaurants under the Cape Town sky.

They offer expert service, French cuisine based on seasonal textures and flavours as well as fine rare wines from a variety of boutique cellars from all over the world.

The Roundhouse restaurant has four different dining experiences where you are able to dine in style according to your preference.

The private dining room is well over 300 years old and holds one of the finest and most rare wine collections in the country.

Just knowing the history of the room amplifies its grace and elegance so much more.

With its lavish views of all the Cape's beauty including the Twelve Apostles, Clifton and Camps Bay the Somerset Room is the perfect place to savour the taste of the exquisite wine and cuisine.

The Oval room is fantastic, with its fully customizable ability it’s able to cater for both large or small, intimate events.

The room still features its original fireplace adding warmth and romance to an already beautiful setting.

The Rumbullion is the name given to the terraces at the Roundhouse. It’s a 17th century term meaning ‘a riotous good time’.

The terrace is surrounded by century old pomegranate trees and beautifully landscaped gardens.

It will most certainly be a wonderful place to share special moments with friends and family.

For latest information: read more on the opening of the new Roundhouse Restaurant in our events section.

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