Poor service is all but normal in Cape Town. But add to that unhygienic levels of dirt and grime, meat that tastes expired, and a dismissive attitude from the manager, and something needs to be said.
Restaurant moans get quite tiring, so I’ll report back in bullet form.
In a nutshell – The Grand in Camps Bay ticked all (and more) of the boxes this Sunday:
I’m not looking for an apology, nor contact – I find that all too exhausting. I just want to apologise to the people who told me not to try out The Grand in Camps Bay again. You’re right, it is pretty disgusting.
I guess that’s what happens if Cafe Caprice is fully booked and you’re forced to wander into tourist traps. Reminder to self: call to book EARLIER!
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