Top spot for breakfast: Peter’s House in Cape Town Posted on 9 April 2014 Tags:Cape Town Follow the white rabbit to Peter’s House: a new spot on Cape Town’s Kloof Nek Road that offers some seriously tasty breakfast. Peter’s House, a new dining spot in Cape Town, pricked my ears as a great breakfast spot My roller derby team, the Storm Riders of the Cape Town Rollergirls, had a photoshoot with the awesome Jon Meinking from ishotimages this past Saturday at 6am in the morning. After the shoot, the most important thing to do next was to have breakfast! Pepper Annarchy, one of our utility skaters, suggested Peter’s House. I’ve never been there before, so it seemed fitting to try out this restaurant. Hungry rollergirls demand to be fed at Peter’s House in Kloof Nek Road Peter’s House is a little restaurant on Knoof Nek, right opposite the well-known Rafikis. It’s based on the story of Peter Rabbit, by one of my favourite authors as a child, Beatrix Potter. The decor is seriously cute, and you’ll spot an odd rabbit hanging out every time you glance across the room. They describe it as ‘Peter Rabbit meets Mad Hatter’. My favourite piece of decor is the crocheted unicorn. Delicious omelette from Peter’s House – well worth a visit. Photo by Ming-Cheau Lin. They use fresh and locally sourced ingredients for the menu, and serve breakfast, lunch, dinner, freshly squeezed juices, coffee and cake. I had quite a lovely breakfast, the Peter’s Omelette, filled with pesto, cherry tomatoes, mozzorella cheese, toast, and of course, bacon. All the bacon! From what I know, they’re well-known for their waffles. So this just means that I need to revisit this place to have waffles, with bacon, of course. Find Peter’s House on 14 Kloofnek, Cape Town. Peter’s House on Facebook Peter’s House on Twitter Related Posts Review: The Hearty & Homely Winter Lunch at Bistro Sixteen82 1 June 2023 A winter menu should evoke visions of heart-warming and comforting dishes that nourish the body... read more The rise of gastronomy tourism: restaurants to try in Thailand 1 June 2023 Gastronomy tourism has emerged as a thriving trend in recent years, capturing taste buds... read more 10 Coffee Shops in Johannesburg to visit 25 May 2023 Finding the best coffee shops in Johannesburg can be tricky, so we've put together a... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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