For those who don't follow the trend, but create it, a discovery awaits you.

The heart of Upper Woodstock is reinventing itself.
de Lempicka's Restaurant & Bar Lounge  will delight the senses.

Indulge in the experience.

Woodstock, one of the oldest and most historic suburbs in Cape Town, now has a restaurant and lounge bar that reflects it's colourful past. Various themes and diverse colours create an eclectic, relaxed atmosphere.

Downstairs, in our restaurant, patrons can enjoy homely food at very reasonable prices. Amongst the dishes on our starter menu are Chilli Poppers, Pita Platters and delicious Deep fried Camembert. The main courses include Lamb Shanks in tomato, red wine and celery as well as Crumbed Pork Chops with homemade apple sauce, Vegetarian Butternut & Blue cheese Lasagne and Karoo Lamb Chops. At de Lempicka's you will also find what has been called "the best Bread & Butter Pudding in the whole wide world".

Upstairs we have a beautiful, old world pub and adjoining lounge bar for those private moments. Delicate lighting and ample fairy lights create an atmosphere that delights the senses and feeds the soul.  Expect the unexpected!

Theme Nights

After the great success of our Greek Party in May, we've decided to make our theme nights a monthly event on the last Saturday of every month.

MEXICAN PARTY
Saturday 26 June 2004
Full Mexican Buffet at only R60-00 per head
Free Tequila on arrival - 19h00 till late

Salsa, Lambada and Mambo into the night!
Sombrero and Poncho optional.
Booking essential

Both the Lounge bar and the restaurant are available for parties, private functions or special events. We can accommodate up to 40 people downstairs in the restaurant and 25-30 people in the lounge and bar.

For bookings phone Mark or Dianna on + 27 (0) 21 448 8272

Tamara de Lempicka
(1898-1980)

Tamara de Lempicka (above right hand picture) was born in Poland and moved to Russia, where she lived until the Bolsheviks arrested her husband during the Russian revolution. After securing his release they fled to Paris. There she learned to paint, enrolling at the Académie de la Grand Chaumière. After marrying her second husband, she settled in New York where she lived for the remainder of her life.

Today de Lempicka originals are much sought after by serious collectors as her works are thought to encompass all that was Art Deco.