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Crazy Tapas Week at The 41

(MyPR.co.za) July 11, 2018 By Alan Straton Filed Under: Consumer Products

It’s crazy tapas week at The 41! Guests can enjoy any of our tapas and a glass of Sangria at R35 each until Sunday, 15 July. The 41 is a contemporary Mediterranean Restaurant based on the Camps Bay strip, offering unsurpassed vistas across the white sandy beach and glistening ocean. Expect international influences with local South African products, all combined to give the local you new & creative food experiences. From The 41 Terrace, you will enjoy the most outrageously beautiful and panoramic view on Camps Bay Beach whilst enjoying a glass of Sangria for only R35!

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