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Feet up this Father's Day at the Twelve Apostles Hotel and Spa in Cape Town
After the routine stress and pressure of work, Dads deserve a bit of spoiling too
Treat your dad to a choice of two fabulous menus created by our executive chef, Roberto de Carvalho, served in the stunning newly designed Azure Restaurant or the Atlantic Terrace Marquee, with its breathtaking ocean views.
And because no one tucks into a dessert as enthusiastically as a dad, Roberto will be preparing lemon meringue pie, mini chocolate gâteaux, and many other dishes that set the mood for a gloriously carefree afternoon on Father’s Day.
Roberto is the kind of chef who likes to offer choice. His imaginative buffet menu includes dishes such as smoked ostrich salad with figs and baby-herb leaves and baked ham with mustard-infused apple sauce.
Expect a meal fit for a king, that will satisfy the pickiest of eaters.
Bookings are essential for these lunches on Father’s Day; for more information contact +27 (0)21 437-9052
Father’s Day Lunch at the Twelve Apostles Hotel:
Date: 15 June 2008
Venue: Twelve Apostles Hotel
Location: Camps Bay, Cape Town
Price: From R155.00 per person
Molo has also sourced some of CapeTownMagazine.com’s best activities for you to treat dad for a day tailor made just for him.
Have a read of our overview article on this Father’s Day in Cape Town and you will be pleasantly surprised as to what Molo has found for you and your dad.
Have a look at other great events we have found for you to spoil your dad this Father’s day in the Western Cape.
Father’s Day gift making workshop at the V&A Waterfront
Father’s Day Celebration
Blend Fine Wine this Father’s Day at Nederburg
A treat at the Atlantic Beach Golf Club
Vodacom Father’s Day Concert
Father’s Day Lunch at Groote Post
Wine Tasting at Delheim
Jazz Splendour at Winchester Mansions
Motor Museum at Franschhoek
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