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27/10/2026
Masks hold a special place in many West African cultures, including Burkina Faso, where they have long played a role in ceremonies, storytelling, dance and spiritual traditions. Their forms, materials and designs vary between communities, each carrying its own cultural meaning.
Next time you visit GOLD, pop into our shop and take a look at the variety of masks on display. Each one has its own character, story and details to discover.
20/10/2026
Meet Luthando Matthews, GOLD restaurant manager and the person helping keep the team on their toes. From training staff to making sure everything runs smoothly, he’s got plenty to keep him busy.
When he’s not running around the restaurant, Luthando enjoys reading and keeping up with the latest trends and technology news. There’s always something new to learn, whether at work or in his own time.
14/10/2026
If you’ve booked a table at GOLD or SPYCED, There’s a good chance you’ve already met Chelsea Williams, our reservations manager.
But away from the reservation books, Chelsea has another passion: music. This year, she’s taken on the challenge of learning to play the keyboard, proving there’s always room to try something new.
09/10/2026
A little piece of Cameroon at GOLD.
Our bronze Tikar figures are on display in the GOLD shop, each with its own character and story.
Next time you’re visiting the restaurant, take a look.
06/10/2026
Meet Fortune Kajengo, our Assistant General Manager and one of the people helping shape the future of Gold.
Alongside his work with the team, Fortune is currently completing a Management Development course through Stellenbosch University. We’re proud to see him growing into his new role and investing in his future with us.
29/09/2026
Meet Gamuchirai Kajengo, originally from Zimbabwe, but part of the GOLD family for 18 years.
Affectionately known as one of the “ancestors” of GOLD, Gamuchirai has been here for so long that she’s become part of the furniture, and we wouldn’t have it any other way.
Her warmth, familiar face and years of stories are part of what makes GOLD feel like home.
25/09/2026
Two of the w**es that form the heritage of the Sadie Family Wines story: Columella and Palladius.
Made from carefully selected vineyards and a mix of cultivars across the Swartland, each brings together different sites and terroirs to express the character of the region.
Sadie Family Wines are part of the story we’re proud to share at GOLD and SPYCED.
Ask us which one is on the w**e list.
22/09/2026
The Cape’s finest w**es deserve more than just a place on the list.
Our team spent some time getting to know the stories, vineyards and w**emaking behind Mullineux and Great Heart Wines, because knowing what we pour is part of knowing what we represent.
18/09/2026
A little piece of Gold to take home.
Our store is filled with beautiful pieces inspired by the cultures and stories we celebrate at the restaurant, including these handmade jackets, handmade by one of our own team members using vibrant Kitenge cloth.
Each one is unique, made by hand and full of character.
Pop into the Gold store and have a look.
15/09/2026
Rickety Bridge, a historic w**e estate in the Franschhoek Valley, where beautiful surroundings and a long w**emaking tradition come together.
You’ll find w**es from the estate at both GOLD and SPYCED, so the next time you enjoy a glass with us, you’ll know a little more about where it comes from.
11/09/2026
Winter may be over, but you’ll always find a warm welcome at GOLD.
Join us for an evening of good food, good music and a warm African welcome.
08/09/2026
Heritage is in the food we cook, the stories we share, and the people who bring it all to life.
This Heritage Month, GOLD and SPYCED celebrate the incredible team behind our restaurants, people from different backgrounds, cultures and walks of life.
Together, they make us who we are.
Here’s to our heritage, our people, and everything that makes us proudly African.
Address
15 Bennett Street
Cape Town
8001
To reach Bennett Street in Cape Town, you have a few options for public transport and driving/parking:
Public Transport:
1. Take the MyCiTi bus to the nearest stop on Long Street. From there, walk south on Long Street until you reach Bennett Street.
2. Alternatively, you can take a taxi or ride-sharing service to Long Street and follow the same walking directions mentioned above.
Driving/Parking:
1. If you are driving from the city center, head south on Buitengracht Street until you reach Strand Street. Turn left onto Strand Street and continue straight until you reach Bree Street. Turn right onto Bree Street and drive for about 1 kilometer until you reach Bennett Street.
2. If you are coming from outside the city center, take Nelson Mandela Boulevard (N2) towards Cape Town. Take the Strand Street exit and continue straight until you reach Bree Street. Turn right onto Bree Street and drive for about 1 kilometer until you reach Bennett Street.
Parking options:
- There are several paid parking lots available along Bree Street, which is parallel to Bennett Street.
- You can also look for street parking in the surrounding area, but be sure to check for any parking restrictions or time limits.
Please note that these directions are provided without mentioning any specific destination on Bennett Street.
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What people say
GOLD Restaurant in Cape Town is not just your average African restaurant. It offers an extraordinary dining experience that will transport you to the heart of the African continent. From the moment you step inside, you will be immersed in a vibrant atmosphere filled with the rhythm of djembe drums, the welcome of Mali Puppets, and the transformation by Xhosa face painters.
But GOLD is not just about entertainment. It also offers a 14-course dinner that showcases the true taste of Africa. Each dish is carefully crafted to bring out the flavors and ingredients from different regions of the continent. From traditional dishes to modern interpretations, every bite will take you on a culinary journey through Africa.
The interactive drumming, dancing, and singing experiences add another layer of authenticity to your evening at GOLD. You will have the opportunity to join in and learn traditional African rhythms, dance moves, and songs. This immersive entertainment truly reflects the rich cultures and traditions found across Africa.
Located on Bennett Street, GOLD Restaurant is conveniently situated in Cape Town for locals and tourists alike to experience this extraordinary African dining adventure. Whether you are looking for a unique night out or want to celebrate a special occasion, GOLD Restaurant is sure to leave a lasting impression.
So why settle for just a meal when you can have an unforgettable experience? Let yourself be captivated by GOLD Restaurant's lively entertainment, delicious food, and genuine African ambiance. Book your table today and let Africa come alive right before your eyes at GOLD Restaurant in Cape Town.
