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<\/a>Kloof Street in Gardens in Cape Town is making a comeback, once known for having the largest number of restaurants in one street in Cape Town, until Bree Street took over the accolade.<\/p>\nNow Kloof Street has been named as one of 33 coolest streets in the world by TimeOut<\/b>, ranked at number 26.<\/p>\n
The Street has a large number of eateries (including Chef Jan-Hendrik van der Westhuizen\u2019s JAN Innovation Studio, and World\u2019s Best Ice Cream Parlour Unframed),\u00a0bars, a prestige school, an entrance to the five-star Mount Nelson, affordable accommodation, clothing boutiques, a petrol station, furniture outlets, estate agencies, and more.<\/p>\n
TimeOut<\/b> motivates the Kloof Street accolade as follows:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n TimeOut<\/b> praised Kloof Street as follows:<\/p>\n \u2018Perfect for date nights, hanging out with pals, indulging in wellness treatments or tucking into some of Cape Town<\/a>\u2019s finest eateries, Kloof Street \u2013 the main thoroughfare of Gardens district \u2013 is both a local favourite and tourist drawcard. Here you can explore local fashion, pop in to a swish art gallery, dive into secondhand furniture stores or just generally catch a bucketload of local buzz, all while taking in magical views of Table Mountain.<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n STAY<\/strong> At Kloof Street Hotel<\/a>, with 360-degree views of Cape Town\u2019s skyline and mountains and its own restaurant, coffee shop and open-air swimming pool.<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n EAT<\/strong> Anything from the eclectic menu at Kloof Street House<\/a>, which is an intimate, romantic setting with its stunning garden and old Victorian dining room.<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n\n