Capetown Fish Market in London
Cape Town fish market got its start as a fish retail store plus a restaurant added to it in 1997 in Cape Town, South Africa. The owner, Douw Krugmann, then expanded this idea of seafood retail store along with a restaurant to the vibrant city of London. A combination of fish market and the restaurant gives the customers an option to order dine-in from a vast menu, or purchase seafood which can be taken home for cooking. The menu comprises Japanese cuisine, South African cuisine and chicken, steaks and salads. Wine lovers can’t resist the temptation of enjoying variety of Cape town’s wines available in the fish market. The décor and pictures taken from Cape Town’s museums reminisce the historical days of fishing harbor of the city. The downstairs area which can house up to 90 guests at a time is an excellent place to hold parties, events or corporate get-togethers.
Contact: +44 20 7437 1143
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Instructions
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Products and Services
Dine In
Private event booking
Reservations
For a detailed menu of Capetown Fish Market click here. -
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Operational hours
Capetown Fish Market is open seven days a week. Their timings from Sunday to Thursday are: 12:00 hours till 23:00 hours. On Friday and Saturday, their timings are from 12:00 hours till 23:30 hours. -
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Location
5-6 Argyll Street, Soho, London W1F 7TE, United Kingdom. -
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How to get to Capetown Fish Market
By tube
If you want to reach Capetown Fish Market by car from Oxford circus tube station then go south on Regent Street and turn left towards Great Marlbourough street. Now take the first left on Argyll street to reach the fish market restaurant. If you are on foot, then it would take you about 2 minutes to reach Capetown Fish Market from Oxford Circus tube station. To have a look at a detailed route map, click Driving Directions to Capetown Fish Market.
By Bus
Oxford circus stop RG is the nearest bus stop which is at a walking distance from the fish market restaurant. It can be reached by bus numbers 6, 13, 23, 94, 139, 159, C2, N13, N18, N109 and N136.
