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Adega do Monge
A heaving, tastefully designed Luso-South African joint close to Diamond Digger's Lodge that draws in Eastern Suburbs locals and folks from further afield - bookings are highly advised. Portions are huge and waiters are Portuguese-speaking. The real thing.
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B's Place
Local types meet up and cook together at this licensed bar and shebeen that's already winning the heart of international guests. There's West and South African food on offer, plus a selection of homemade pastries.
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Gramadoela's
Full of curios and character, this gay-friendly Newtown classic in the Market Theatre complex whips up a mean mix of African and Asian cuisine, blending recipes that range from the Cape to Cairo and adding a distinctly Malay twist. Diners include Hillary Clinton, Denzel Washington and Nelson Mandela.
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Guildhall Bar & Restaurant
Established way back in 1888, this was one of the city's first bars and makes you wish the nicotine-stained, wood-panelled walls could talk. You can while away the day in the dark English-style pub below, or sit out on the upstairs balcony and watch the City of Gold pass you by over a pie and chips.
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Nambitha
Nambitha means 'to taste - expensively' in Zulu and this place represents the township's changing face. Stylish and open-fronted, it serves a delicious combination of contemporary and traditional African fare and a decent selection of drinks.
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Sakhumzi Restaurant
In the very heart of the Vilakazi St area, this excellent little eatery draws a steady stream of tourists and locals alike. The food is tasty, there are sometimes jazz bands playing in the evening, and tours of the area can be arranged.
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Soulsa
Funky décor, differing day and night menus featuring fusion South African cooking, and outdoor sofas have made Soulsa a Melville favourite among media types. Breakfast is served on weekends.
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