Need a little pick-me-up after a long journey or a night of celebrating? Visit the IV bar located in Sea Point or in Somerset to recharge, and rehydrate. Whether it's easing travel fatigue or providing a cure for the morning after, this little boost will ensure everyone feels great and ready for the festivities!

https://www.theivbar.co.za/

The best spot in the city centre to relax with a cocktail and enjoy the view. Located on the 14th floor, and with views of Table Mountain, Signal Hill and the V&A Waterfront, the 14Stories Rooftop Bar is the place to be seen around town. A light menu of casual snacks and signature cocktails ensure that every visit is unforgettable.

https://www.southernsun.com/sunsquare-cape-town-city-bowl/dining/14stories-rooftop-bar

This on-site restaurant is open all-day long ensuring that you have a tasty and healthy meal available whenever hunger pangs strike you. The vibrant setting makes meal times casual and cozy. The bar on the rooftop is a fun place to relax with your friends, both in and out of the pool.

https://www.radissonhotels.com/en-us/hotels/radisson-red-cape-town-va-waterfront?cid=a%3Ase+b%3Agmb+c%3Aemea+i%3ARest++d%3Amea+f%3Aen-US+g%3Aho+h%3Acptrr-r2

Harald’s Rooftop Bar & Terrace offers a vibrant feel, complimented by uninterrupted views of Table Mountain and the surrounding city. Choose from a range of delicious platters to satisfy your appetite. For refreshments, take your pick from a variety of drink options including freshly made signature cocktails.

https://www.radissonhotels.com/en-us/hotels/radisson-cape-town-foreshore/restaurant-bar/haralds-bar-terrace

An edgy dive bar with subliminal punk and surf influences. Surfa Rosa is a little bar with a big personality. The vibe is laid back. The music is loud. Situated on the street level of Harrington Street, it opens up onto an outdoor smoking patio.

https://www.harringtonstreet.co.za/surfa-rosa

Every city has its own institutions. The Dubliner at Kennedy's is one such Cape Town institution. Located on Long Street, this 'Genuine Irish Restaurant and Music Pub' seems almost out of place in the city's trendiest and liveliest street. But after just one visit to The Dubliner you realize that it has that Irish charm to it, the kind that you don't need Irish blood for to appreciate.

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g312659-d5849440-Reviews-The_Dubliner-Cape_Town_Central_Western_Cape.html

Established in 1864, Fireman’s Arms is one of the finest and oldest pubs in Cape Town providing fine beers and wines with exquisite food and light meals.

https://firemansarms.co.za/