The SANParks Alien Vegetation clearing unit will be clearing alien vegetation on the slopes of Chapman’s Peak Drivethis November and as such Chapman’s Peak Drive will be closed between 09h30 and 15h30 every Wednesday in November 2018- weather permitting.

Chapman's Peak Drive is committed to protecting our slopes and is working with SANparks in their efforts to remove as many alien plants from the mountain as possible every Wednesday in November. This is essential to protect our delicate eco-systems and prevent the alien plants from stealing ground water or destroying our natural fynbos.

Specialized teams clear these aliens using ropes and technology to chop and clear the slopes of Chapman's Peak Drive and protect them from the alien threat. Whilst they are at work, the drive below will be encounter falling debris, making it dangerous for passage.

We understand the inconvenience but appreciate your assistance in the process of removing these aliens during which time Chapman's Peak Drive will be closed to all traffic – vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians. Please try and travel before 09h00 or after 16h00 on Wednesdays.

Should you need to travel between Noordhoek and Hout Bay between those times, kindly use Ou Kaapse Weg as an alternative route. We thank you for your co-operation and trust the mild inconvenience will be worth everyone's time to rid our slopes of Alien Vegetation.

Should you have any queries please call 021 791 8220

Chapman’s Peak Drive Toll Plaza Office Hours:

The Toll Plaza is open Monday - Friday from 08h00 - 16h30 for registration as a Frequent User.
Address: Toll Plaza, Chapman’s Peak Drive, Hout Bay, Cape Town
Plaza Tel: 021 791 8220

September hosts both Spring Day and Heritage Day in South Africa. Entilini Operations have celebrated both spring and our natural heritage this month. 

On 1 Sept 2018 - Spring Day, we gathered the staff for a hike up our very own mountain to enjoy our natural heritage, a beautiful day and the start of a new season. 
New season means longer hours on the #Chappies Day Pass and more time for sunsets and relaxation to Feel-good. 

On 21 Sept 2018 - Entilini Operations staff celebrated our cultural heritage with traditional dress, instruments, and sharing of cultural differences, whilst welcoming input from our colleagues and visitors.  Heaps of fun enjoying the styles and talents of our staff today.  Enjoy #braaiday which is synonymous with #HeritageDay. Remember picnics are welcome on Chappies but no fires or braais allowed due to fire risk. 

Happy Spring and Happy Heritage Day from all of us at Entilini Operations 

Chapman’s Peak Drive Toll Plaza Office Hours:

The Toll Plaza is open Monday - Friday from 08h00 - 16h30 for registration as a Frequent User.
Address: Toll Plaza, Chapman’s Peak Drive, Hout Bay, Cape Town
Plaza Tel: 021 791 8220

The Chapman's Peak Drive Day Pass Hours will change to 6 am from 1 October 2018 and finish at 8 pm.  That means summer is coming because you can enjoy 2 1/2 hours more for free on #Chappies. 

Members of the public can use Chapman's Peak Drive for free and is valid for use in all the designated picnic areas, viewing spots and mountain trails, BEFORE the Day Pass Control Point.

The Day Pass is valid during the following hours

Summer (Oct – Mar) - 06:00  -  20:00

Winter    (Apr – Sep) - 07:00  -  18:30

Term's and Conditions

• Fixed Day Pass hours per season (don't be late when the sun is setting as full fees will be charged after closing time per season) 
• Valid from Hout Bay Entrance only
• Valid for the first 2.7 km past the toll plaza building to Day Pass Control Unit (you will be advised where to park) 
• Retain ticket for return journey (this is your proof of entry when you leave on the Hout Bay side. Return your day pass to the toll collector before the closing time) 

Enjoy the longer sunsets and share those pictures with us please. We love hearing from you. 

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Chapman’s Peak Drive Toll Plaza Office Hours:

The Toll Plaza is open Monday - Friday from 08h00 - 16h30 for registration as a Frequent User.
Address: Toll Plaza, Chapman’s Peak Drive, Hout Bay, Cape Town
Plaza Tel: 021 791 8220

Chapman’s Peak Drive is proud to be part of South Africa’s Natural Heritage as we prepare to celebrate Heritage Day in South Africa. Natural Heritage has been described as “the sum total of the elements of biodiversity, including flora and fauna, ecosystems and geological structures. Heritage is that which is inherited from past generations, maintained in the present, and bestowed to future generations”

Heritage Day is a South African Public Holiday that takes place on 24 September each year. It is a reminder of the nation’s cultural diversity and is an opportunity to express national unity, promote South African identity and the notion that variety is a national asset.

“The day is one of our newly created public holidays and its significance rests in recognising aspects of South African culture which are both tangible and difficult to pin down: creative expression, our historical inheritance, language, the food we eat as well as the land in which we live,” said the Department of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology in 1996.

Heritage Day has also become synonymous with #nationalbraaiday – a cultural tradition embraced by all South Africans, to unite around a fire. The combination of fire and nature are not always compatible. Due to Chapman’s Peak Drive commitment to our Natural Heritage and World Heritage Status, we have an obligation to protect and preserve the diversity and beauty in which we find ourselves (For any doubters, please recall the Wild Fires of March 2015). As such, we kindly request that no fires or braais take place on Chapman’s Peak Drive on Heritage or any other day. Picnics are welcome.

We recommend joining public braais or events happening in and around Cape Town.

16 Sept 2018: #NoordhoekPotjieCookOff2018

Noordhoek Farm Village – competing teams cook off for the best potjie

24 Sept 2018: Heritage Day Walk Constantia

Meet at High Constantia Bootleggers at 10am (or before). Park at Peddlars, High Constantia or Constantia Waldorf. More Info 

24 Sept 2018: Free Admission to Zeitz MOCAA for everyone from 10am to 6pm. 

More Info

24 Sept 2018: Iziko Museums Free Access

Free entry into Iziko Museums on Heritage Day (Note entry into Planetarium and Digital Dome ½ price)

24 – 30 Sept 2018: In_Herit Festival (Iziko)

The following Iziko Museums have free entry for the week: South African Museum; South African National Gallery; Slave Lodge; Bo-Kaap Museum; Koopmans-De Wet House; Maritime Centre; Rust & Vreugd

24 Sept 2018: Big Cannon Firing in Simon’s Town 

The SA Naval Museum will fire the big nine-inch Rifled Muzzle Loader (RML) from Middle North Battery. Site open from 10am. Big Boom at 12 Noon. Free Event.  More info

24 Sept 2018: The Beerhouse Heritage Day Braai Off.

Two braai masters face off Piet Marais “Gees” and Murray Slater, the “beer Whisperer” face Beer Country team mates Greg and Karl. Live music and taste the braai. Entry R250.  More info 

23 Sept 2018: Heritage Day Party at Heritage Square

Heritage Square has a fascinating history back to the 18^th Century and local restaurants are combing for a South Africa centric Soiree. Hosted by local restaurants, live music from Goodluck, Crazy White Boy & Strange Loving. Traditional face painting & dancers with food. R120 pp. More Info 

Happy Heritage Day from all of us at Chapman's Peak Drive - may you unite around a fire and celebrate South Africa and our diverse heritage. 

Chapman’s Peak Drive Toll Plaza Office Hours:

The Toll Plaza is open Monday - Friday from 08h00 - 16h30 for registration as a Frequent User.
Address: Toll Plaza, Chapman’s Peak Drive, Hout Bay, Cape Town
Plaza Tel: 021 791 8220

Image: Chapman's Peak Drive, Cape Town ca 1930's 104 x 71 mm (300 x 300 DPI) Copyright: Transnet Heritage :Library

Image Credit:  Researchgate.net  

Receive discounted rates at the Chappies toll road when you sign up for a Frequent User Card!

Enjoy special discounted toll rates when signing up for Frequent User Discount Card on Chapman’s Peak Drive.

Whether you’re a local looking for a faster alternative to get to Cape Town CBD, or a regular user of Chapman’s Peak Drive, you can save thousands each year when you use our frequent user special discount card on the toll road.

No more sitting in the traffic for hours while going over Ou Kaapse Weg, congested M3 , M4 or M5 to Cape Town CBD. By using Chapmans Peak Drive, you save hours each day with a quick 15-20 minute drive to Cape Town. Cut your travel time down during peak hours and enjoy stress free travel on one of the world’s most scenic ocean roads.

You’ll soon see the amount of money you save on petrol with reduced travel time. Plus you’ll actively be reducing your carbon footprint with less fuel emissions.

Sign up for free & collect your Frequent User card on your next visit.  Top up any time you stop at the Toll Plaza. Your monthly balance rolls over each month if unused.

Daily updates are available on any road closures on our website – www.chapmanspeakdrive.co.za

Benefits of a Frequent User Card

• Save money
• Save travel time
• Save petrol
• Save environment
• Less traffic - Less stress

Three Easy Steps

STEP 1 - Sign Up
Quick & Easy Online form

STEP 2 - Card is Ready in 24 Hours
Collect at Toll Plaza Office

STEP 3 - Top Up Card Any Time
Minimum R50 balance to remain on card

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Chapman’s Peak Drive Toll Plaza Office Hours:

The Toll Plaza is open Monday - Friday from 08h00 - 16h30 for registration as a Frequent User.
Address: Toll Plaza, Chapman’s Peak Drive, Hout Bay, Cape Town
Plaza Tel: 021 791 8220

Man’s best friend. For those fur parents out there, your dog may be your best friend but not necessarily everyone else’s. We are constantly surprised on Chapman’s Peak Drive to see people walking their dogs believing that their dog is superior to everyone and everything else. Whilst you may know that your dog is the most well behaved, obedient pooch in the neighbourhood, in reality this may not be the case.

In Cape Town, we are privileged to have plenty of open leash-free spaces to walk our furry friends. Table Mountain National Park actually allows dogs in the park – one of very few parks that do allow dog access. Admittedly areas that form part of TMNP require dog-walkers to have a Level 1 My Activity Permit. These permits are valid for 12 months from the day of purchase.

Part of Chapman’s Peak Drive falls within the TMNP jurisdiction, so it is our policy to adhere to the South African National Park guidelines on dog walking and the code of conduct. Take a look at the interactive dog-walking guide produced by the park, which has great information and all the park etiquette’s for taking your dog out with you.

In essence, compliance means that dogs must be under effective control of the handler at all times (should the handler or the dog cause an incident, the dog will be deemed to be out of control and the handler can be held liable). Handlers should always carry a leash and dogs should be leashed – at the beginning and end of a walk, when passing through designated parking areas or picnic areas; if the handler is unable to control the dog, or if the dog is aggressive or potentially dangerous.

There have been two separate incidents recently when the maintenance team were charged by dogs walking with a customer. First aid treatment was required for one of these and the second incident was a near miss. Luckily nothing serious but a big fright from the team picking up litter. 

Dog walkers are requested to promote good behaviour and consideration to other users and visitors, whilst maintaining respect for and reducing the impact on the pristine environment. Dog handlers should be sensitive that not everyone likes dogs and some people are afraid of them. Dogs should be controlled at all times, particularly if someone is ill at ease. Dog walkers should give right of way to those unaccompanied by dogs and should allow sufficient space for others walking with dogs. Dog handlers should not allow their dogs to foul footpaths and tracks; hence faeces should be removed and deposited in bins, where these are provided. Dogs may not disturb, injure or kill any wildlife.

It would be devastating to ban dog walking on Chapman’s Peak Drive – we are sure your dog loves walking on #Chappies as much as you do. Please put your dog on a leash and follow the codes of conduct for dog walking. Life is more fun to walk/hike/run with your furry four-legged friend - let's keep it that way. 

Chapman’s Peak Drive Toll Plaza Office Hours:

The Toll Plaza is open Monday - Friday from 08h00 - 16h30 for registration as a Frequent User.
Address: Toll Plaza, Chapman’s Peak Drive, Hout Bay, Cape Town
Plaza Tel: 021 791 8220

For as long as cyclists and other vehicles have coexisted, there’s been conflict on the roads globally. It’s a complicated relationship, with equal amounts of fear and fury. Chapman’s Peak Drive is no different – with a finite amount of space on the road to share – if there is a best practice solution to share the drive then surely everyone should try their best to share it?  Sharing the road goes both ways, for safety reasons (and pure respect), especially on narrow twisting roads like Chapman’s Peak Drive.

Single File Rule

Entilini Operations appeals to cyclists to observe the single file rule and road closures whilst using Chappies. Signage and road markings have been amended or erected recently with message reminders to cyclists to stay in single file, in the hopes of co-operation. Unfortunately the signs on the booms at the plaza were too heavy and affected the boom mechanisms. Amendments to the sign or use of a lighter material is being investigated.

Legislation

Chappies is a toll road and is maintained as a shared resource for all road users.  Regardless of which "group" you belong to, all users must adhere to the rules of the road as provided by Provincial and National legislation.  Chapman's Peak Drive adheres to both sets of legislation and as Chappies is a unique route, comprising of a narrow winding mountain pass, it is essential that all road users adhere to the rules for safety reasons.

What does the SA law say?

• The National Traffic Act 93 of 1996 and the National Road Traffic Regulations 2000 promulgated on 17 March 2000 in Gov Gazette 20963 (as amended from time to time)  includes the following bicycle-specific laws:
  You must be seated on your saddle
  You must ride in single file
  You may not deliberately swerve from side to side
  If you are riding on a public road where there is a bicycle lane, you must use that bicycle lane

Please share the road

We all love Chappies! Lets not compromise access or usage. There are few more beautiful spots in this gorgeous city of ours than Chapman's Peak Drive... the walkers, the runners, the cyclists, the Sunday Drivers, the tour buses, the gobsmacked self-drive visitors join the daily commuters on Chapman's Peak Drive for the sheer joy & pleasure of being there.  Motorists please be reminded that the speed limit on Chapman's Peak Drive is 40km/hour and we ask you to stay wider of the rider. Cyclists please stay in single file. Please share the road. Like it or not – cyclists and vehicles have to get along on our beloved #Chappies because it matter too much not to.

Chapman’s Peak Drive Toll Plaza Office Hours:

The Toll Plaza is open Monday - Friday from 08h00 - 16h30 for registration as a Frequent User.
Address: Toll Plaza, Chapman’s Peak Drive, Hout Bay, Cape Town
Plaza Tel: 021 791 8220

The annual increase of the Chapman’s Peak Drive toll tariff fees will take effect on 1 July 2018.

The increase arises from a contractual arrangement between the Department of Transport and Public Works and the Concessionaire.

Discount tariffs are still applicable to users who have pre-registered with the concessionaire operator and who maintain a minimum balance of R50.00 in their accounts. Discount tariffs are only applicable to non-commercial use only.

New Tariff Toll - effective 1 July 2018

For a light motor vehicle, the toll will start now start at R47 for one way for individual trips.

Please see the new tariff schedule below or Click Here for full details.

Note (1): All tariffs include 15% VAT

Note (2): Discount tariffs are only applicable to users who have pre-registered with the Concessionaire and who maintain a minimum balance of R50.00 in their accounts.

Note (3): Wild Card Tariffs are only applicable to persons in possession of valid Wild Cards as distributed by South African National Parks and Cape Nature Conservation and who have pre-registered with the Operator / Concessionaire. Wild card holders who have not pre-registered but who present their cards at the toll plaza will not qualify for the Wild Card Tariff. It is for non-commercial use only.

Wild Card is not applicable for Motor cycle users.

The following vehicles are exempted from paying toll fees

• South African Police Service motor vehicles in the performance of duty
• South African National Defence Force motor vehicles in the performance of duty
• Western Cape Provincial Administration emergency vehicles and Traffic Police motor vehicles in the performance of duty
• City of Cape Town emergency services vehicles and Traffic Police motor vehicles in performance of duty
• Ambulances used for an ambulance service licensed in terms of the Western Cape Ambulance Services Act, 2012 (Act 3 of 2010) used in the performance of ambulance services
• Fire-fighting vehicles as defined in section 1 of the National Road Traffic Act, 1996 (Act 93 of 1996) used in the performance of fire-fighting services
• Rescue vehicles as defined in section 1 of the National Road Traffic Act,1996  (Act 93 of 1996) used in the performance of rescuing services

The following motor vehicles are prohibited from using the road

Travelling in a direction from north to south (Hout Bay to Noordhoek)

• Heavy motor vehicles
• Articulated vehicles

Travelling in a direction from south to north (Noordhoek to Hout Bay)

• Heavy motor vehicles
• Category 3, Category 4 and Category 5 motor vehicles
• Any motor vehicle exceeding 2,1 metres in width

Please click here for all new tariffs – effective 1 July 2018

Frequent User Discount

Frequent Users who are signed up and registered active users of Chapman’s Peak Drive, receive an SMS notification when #Chappies is closed.  You can sign up at the Toll Plaza during office hours Mon - Fri 08h00 - 17h00. Read More about Chapman’s Peak Drive Frequent Users here.

See Tariffs  for all classes here

As in life….Terms and Conditions apply!

Chapman’s Peak Drive Toll Plaza Office Hours:

The Toll Plaza is open Monday - Friday from 08h00 - 16h30 for registration as a Frequent User.
Address: Toll Plaza, Chapman’s Peak Drive, Hout Bay, Cape Town
Plaza Tel: 021 791 8220

Winter Road Closures

Winter is coming, we are feeling those chilly mornings, noting the heavier skies and we are hopeful there will be some much needed winter rain for the Western Cape. Please note that inclement weather can cause #Chappies to be closed, so if there is a stormy day, do check out our Facebook page or website, and we thank you in advance for your co-operation despite the inconvenience. Safety for all our road users is our priority and excessive rain fall or high winds may cause the drive to close.  Please refer to our road closure protocol. 

Winter Restaurant Specials

One of the best things about winter, are the amazing restaurant specials on offer in Cape Town. Reminder that #Chappies is open 24/7 (weather permitting) so you can take advantage of these restaurant specials and still travel home via Chapman's Peak Drive.  We also highly recommend the Farm Village Market, held every Wednesday from 4 - 8 pm (weather permitting), it's under cover, has gas heaters and a has a great selection of food choices for those #noneedtocook evenings. 

Tariff Structure Changes

Kindly read more details on the changes to the Wild Card Tariff structure for 2018 and please note that there will be an annual increase in all tariffs from 1 July 2018.  We will post these new tariffs as soon as we have final confirmation.  As always with an annual increase, we encourage regular users to register as a frequent user on Chapman's Peak Drive to save those precious funds. If you travel more than 3 times per month over Chappies, you start saving!  The added bonus if you REGISTER NOW as a frequent user (registration is free), is receipt of an SMS notification when #Chappies is open or closed. 

#Chappies In Numbers

For a bit of fun, we invite you to take a look at our infographic of #Chappies in Numbers

#Chappies reminds all Cape Town residents and visitors to conserve water.

Chapman’s Peak Drive Toll Plaza Office Hours:

The Toll Plaza is open Monday - Friday from 08h00 - 16h30 for registration as a Frequent User.
Address: Toll Plaza, Chapman’s Peak Drive, Hout Bay, Cape Town
Plaza Tel: 021 791 8220

One of the most enjoyable things at the on-set of winter in Cape Town is the remarkable food specials that are on offer. As a culinary city, Capetonians are used to eating out and eating out well. We have selected a few of the winter restaurant specials in and around Chapman’s Peak Drive so take advantage of these specials and taste your way around Cape Town this winter.  #Chappies is open 24 hours a day (weather permitting), so you can always use the drive to get home – please do so safely.

The 41 Restaurant and Bar (Camps Bay)

Enjoy the Camps Bay vibe regardless of the cooler weather with The 41’s winter menu. Choose two courses for R180 or three for R220 from the winter menu that includes a warming soup of the day, a Thai chicken-and-prawn curry and crème brûlée for dessert.

Bilboa (Camps Bay)

Choose either two courses for R195 or three for R250 from Bilboa’s winter menu. Starter options include baby squid with chorizo aioli or fried haloumi with za’atar yoghurt; for mains you can opt for the hearty short rib served with flatbread and yoghurt, or swordfish with chermoula and tomato. Go all out for dessert with a rich baked chocolate ganache or farro pudding with caramelised oranges and tahini.

Bistro Sixteen82 (Steenberg)

You’ll be spoiled for choice at Bistro Sixteen82 this winter, where you can choose two courses for R205, three courses for R235 and four courses for R265. Think dishes like pickled fish, chicken liver bruschetta, and parsnip and apple soup for starters; and mains of sustainable fish, pulled pork and ricotta gnocchi, and a pea and caramelised onion risotto. If you’re going for dessert, there’s a choice between a dreamy yoghurt mousse, a delicious chocolate éclair and a spiced plum pudding. You can also enjoy a wintery breakfast. The Vintner’s Breakfast includes a glass of Steenberg bubbly with your choice of signature classics on the breakfast menu, including eggs Benedict and tea or coffee. It’s followed by a cellar tour and wine tasting. The Vintner’s Breakfast costs R165 per person and is available during weekdays from 9am and ends with the cellar tour at 11am. Lastly, the chef’s special of five tapas dishes for R325 is ideal as an early supper for two, available between 5pm and 8pm.

Bistro at Klein Constantia (Constantia)

This cosy bistro is offering a special winter menu Tuesdays to Fridays. For R220 for two courses or R290 for three courses, tuck into tasty dishes like a country pork terrine or warming onion soup, before moving on to breaded hake served with curried mayo or beef fillet, pommes frites and a cafe au lait sauce, and a naartjie and vanilla crème brûlée for dessert.

Blanko Restaurant (Constantia)

Enjoy the best of the wintery weather at Blanko by indulging in the winter set menu. Choose from dishes like spinach and ricotta gnocchi or bolognese arancini for starters; sirloin with fries and pepper sauce, or linefish tagliata for mains; and a warm fudge pudding or orange crème brûlée for dessert. Pay R190 for two courses or R240 for three.

The Bungalow Restaurant (Camps Bay)

Choose one of the special winter dishes like lamb curry or mussels in a creamy white wine sauce. Or opt for the set menu option, where two courses cost R220 and three cost R260. The set menu includes starters like a soup of the day or grilled calamari with tartare sauce, and mains such as classic fish and chips or fillet pasta. For a sweet ending, choose between malva pudding and vanilla panna cotta.

Catharina’s Restaurant (Steenberg)

The iconic Catharina’s offers a special seasonal menu this winter. Choose two courses for R185 or three for R215 and tuck into hearty starters like roast cream of tomato soup, or a seafood croquette with tempura veggies and tomato salsa. Mains include sous vide pork belly with crushed potatoes and stir-fried vegetables, or battered kingklip and chips. If you’re after dessert, there’s a sticky date pudding, sorbets and an Amarula crème brûlée from which to choose.

Cheyne’s (Hout Bay)

Head out to Hout Bay to make the most of the winter specials on offer at Cheyne’s this season. His annual yum cha menu is back, which allows you to tuck into any three dishes at R150 per person.

The Foodbarn (Noordhoek)

Treat yourself to Franck Dangereux’s incredible food with The Foodbarn’s winter special. Choose two courses for R235, three courses for R295 or four courses for R365.

Foxcroft (Constantia)

Indulge in two to four plates of Foxcroft’s tapas for between R195 and R295 per person. This special is available for lunch on Mondays to Fridays. Book via 0212023304.

Harbour House (Constantia Nek and Kalk Bay)

Indulge in Harbour House’s winter set menu running until 13 June. Choose between two courses for R225 or three courses for R255. Expect starters such as prawn bisque and mains like beef sirloin with creamy potatoes or pea risotto. Finish off with Eton mess. This special is available Mondays to Sundays, except for Sunday lunches.

La Belle (Camps Bay)

La Belle is offering a special menu this winter that includes a handful of well-priced dishes. Fill up on grilled hake with potato purée and a beurre blanc for R120; a creamy broccoli soup for R60; or a lentil, roast veggie and chickpea pie for R95.

La Colombe (Constantia Nek)

Enjoy some of the Cape’s finest food whilst soaking up the views of the Constantia Valley this winter as La Colombe’s winter lunch special returns. Valid from 16 April till 31 August 2018 (with a brief pause while they go on annual leave until early July) they are offering R465 per person for 4 courses.

Paranga (Camps Bay)

Warm up to a two-course set menu at R240 per person, or get three courses for R290. Highlights include beef carpaccio, slow-braised beef short rib and glazed lemon tart. This special is available both lunch and dinner until 31 August.

Spiro’s (Hout Bay)

Mondays to Thursdays from 3pm to 9pm, and Sundays from 4pm to 8pm, you can enjoy a select offering of Spiro’s delicious food. Try the pork belly souvlaki for R85, the chicken gyro for R70 or moussaka for R95. This special excludes sides.

Zenzero (Camps Bay)

Enjoy the Camps Bay vibes as you take advantage of the great winter special at Zenzero. Order two courses for R220 and 3 courses for R270. Look out for the great seafood options, like the calamari and the grilled catch of the day.

Original article courtesy of Eat Out – see online version here.

All information was correct at the time of publication, but do check with the restaurant to confirm details as offers are subject to change. 

Chapman’s Peak Drive Toll Plaza Office Hours:

The Toll Plaza is open Monday - Friday from 08h00 - 16h30 for registration as a Frequent User.
Address: Toll Plaza, Chapman’s Peak Drive, Hout Bay, Cape Town
Plaza Tel: 021 791 8220

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