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The Conservatory Restaurant at The Cellars-Hohenort pulls out all the stops for Restaurant Week (October 01 – 31 October 2021)
22 September 2021
Restaurant Week is back in Cape Town and this time around, those who love dining out have all of October to book lunch or dinner at a special rate at The Conservatory Restaurant at The Cellars-Hohenort in Constantia.
Executive Chef Tronette Dippenaar says her food philosophy is ‘fresh is best’ and she is pulling out all the stops for Restaurant Week. ‘My menu is uncomplicated and unpretentious, and my dishes are full of flavour. I stay true to South African cuisine, which I like to present with a modern twist.’
The Restaurant Week menu showcases some of the restaurant’s most loved dishes, starting with an Amuse Bouche of a delectable Cheese Soufflé with shaved Parmesan and a gin cheese sauce. This iconic dish features on the menus of each of the three hotels within The Liz McGrath Collection – the recipe said to have been invented by the late Mrs McGrath herself.
The 4-course Restaurant Week Lunch Menu (R350pp) has a choice of two options per course, ranging from Yellow Fin Tuna Sashimi and Wild Mushroom or Broccoli & Crispy Bacon Potato Gnocchi, to Elgin Free Range Chicken Breast or Pressed Lamb Shoulder. Vegetarian options are available too. A choice of White Chocolate & Berry Mille-Feuille or Lime Panna Cotta ends an unforgettable dining experience in a tranquil garden setting on a sweet note. The dinner menu is a 5-course culinary affair (R450pp) and includes an Apple & Fennel Sorbet.
Reservations: Tel 021 794 2137; email functions@cellars-hohenort.co.za
The Conservatory
Constantia, Western Cape Breakfast, Cocktails, Contemporary, Continental, Fusion, Health, International, Light Meals, Seafood, South African, Vegan, Vegetarian
Guests may choose from four special locations – the main dining section, with stunning views of our historical garden with its Camphor trees; the ‘breakfast room’; and the terrace...
