Oranjezicht City Farm Market

"Capetonians take their Saturday-morning market-hopping very seriously. This neighborhood market outgrew its former home at an urban farm in Oranjezicht and moved into fancy digs at the V&A Waterfront, but it retains its charm. Capetonians pop into the first tent for their weekly shopping, stocking up on fresh figs, heads of cauliflower, and a rainbow of carrots, persimmons, and chiles. When they’re done, they head to the next tent to fill up on everything from burgers to gluten-free brownies." - Mary Holland, Sarah Khan

"Weekend brunch at the Oranjezicht City Farm Market is a rite of passage for any Cape Town first-timer. Take a lap around the entire place before making a decision on what to eat. Our favorite stalls are Sepial’s Kitchen for Korean fried chicken and rice, Golden Brown Waffles (the name is pretty self-explanatory), and The Karoo Prick, where you can pick up a bottle of locally made prickly pear gin. OZCF started as a small urban farm produce market, but despite its recent growth, you can still stock up on the freshest seasonal produce in the city." - bri cave

"Weekend brunch at the Oranjezicht City Farm Market is a rite of passage for any Cape Town first-timer. Take a lap around the entire place before making a decision on what to eat. Our favorite stalls are Sepial’s Kitchen for Korean fried chicken and rice, Golden Brown Waffles (the name is pretty self-explanatory), and The Karoo Prick, where you can pick up a bottle of locally made prickly pear gin. OZCF started as a small urban farm produce market, but despite its recent growth, you can still stock up on the freshest seasonal produce in the city." - Dana Alloy

"Every weekend down by the V&A Food Market, there is the Oranjezicht Farmer's Market which is absolutely incredible."

"Come Saturday morning, the Oranjezicht City Farm Market springs to life and transforms an open area near the V&A Waterfront to Cape Town's hippest hangout. Arrive with an empty tummy and an even emptier shopping bag." - Mary Holland