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Except for the above-mentioned Mama Africa, the 169 On Long is recommendable, being one of the most popular nightclubs and party dens in the city centre with classic New York disco vibes. Laser-illuminated. Music: Hip Hop, Funk, Rhythm and Blues. Predominantly young people, club kids and celebrities alike can be found chilling out on the colonial teak benches. Smart Casual, glitz clothes adequate, no beach wear. Open on wednesdays, fridays and saturdays from 10 p.m. Entrance fee 40 Rand. Tel 021 4261107.
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Convenient location in Long Street; dorm or double rooms; TV lounge; bar; kitchen; lockers. Tel 0027 (0)21 4237638. eMail  |
Long Street
Cape Town
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The restaurants on Long Street might not be top of the Capetonian crop, but one can have a good meal here for not too much money. Indian at the Maharaj Curry Restaurant, Kurdish at the Mesopotamia. In the Diva Health Bar you can find macrobiotic and in the Diablo Tapas Bar Spanish food. Kennedy's Restaurant has international cuisine, some days with live Jazz music. And the Mama Africa Restaurant (178 Long Street) offers traditional African dishes, prepared in a Zulu Boma, most days with live music (African Jazz and Kwaito). There are also discotheques and nightclubs on Long Street. Tel 021 4248634.
The Pan African Market, 76 Long Street, is the biggest permanent market for African curios in Cape Town. Dozens of dealers from West, East and South Africa exhibit on every story, their woodcarvings, masks, drums, textiles and clothes. Prices are reasonable. The assortment is similar to the one of the Green Market Square.
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