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    Posted: 13 May 2007 at 7:59pm
The name change doesn't appear to have had any detrimental effect on either the consistently excellent kitchen output or the friendly and knowledgeable service imho.

This bold statement comes since I went there early yesterday evening (hadn't booked, but they were kind enough to squeeze me and my friend in because we looked so pathetically hungry).

Fab, it was.  I'm a committed fish eater, which helps, but there certainly seem to be loads of non-fish options on the menu now.
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they are boerwors - ( i tihnk) a south african traditional sausage.....
 
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Hi Wolfie... would dog poo as a substitute work?
 
perhaps a forum nosh up is in order... I suddenly find eating alone in restaurants a bit awkward!  (It never bothered me it before!)
 
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Pierre they do Boerewors and Mash, but it doesn't say anything on the menu about giraffe and elephant dung.  I expect there's a shortage of that stuff in CSt.G
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote pierre Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 May 2007 at 8:50pm
do they do the kebab equivalent...  I have been told it is called Boerwurst??
I was working with S/A's a few years ago and they recommended I try one/them/it!
 
they said the best ones are cooked over a pit filled with giraffe and elephant dung!
 
yum?
 
 
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We are going there for lunch today, will let you know
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We called in there last night cos we wanted to find out whether it had changed hands, had a different menu, etc. as I couldn't find a website for it.   Basically it's had a face-lift and re-branding.  It's the same owners as Cape Fish, mostly same decor, but the menu has changed to include more meat dishes - they still have Peri-Peri chicken livers (so it's still in my good books), and have introduced sausage and mash, lamb, chicken, and a steak, so it's much more an all-round menu.  They still have all the skillets and fishy things.  I'm so glad it hasn't changed hands, the South African owners are so nice, and generally always come up to your table to see how your meal has been and will stay and chat with you.  So we'll be going there soon.
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never been in there, how wierd!
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It was certainly packed last night when I went past
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Cape Cod did a fantastic chicken dish for non-fish lovers. Hope the food is as good now.
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