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Debut of upscale local eatery in Camps Bay – The 41

24 August 2016 by Alan

MyPR: Debut of upscale local eatery in Camps Bay – The 41:

Cape Town, South Africa: This summer Capetonians will see the opening of the most exciting dining destination located along the vibrant “Miami-like” strip of Victoria Road in years.

The 41 restaurant, bar & social hub is the inspiration of two Frenchman, who by a synchronistic turn of fate, arrived in the Cape in August last year & have never left.

Bravo Gilles Blanc and his partner Nicholas Da Costa, international restaurateurs & the proprietors of The 41, who both achieved very rapid success in hospitality domain’s of Australia & Asia.

They also share a passion for business, food & connecting with people. Having become accustomed to the foodie & dining cultures in Cape Town, they instantly saw an opportunity to create a dining experience that caters mostly for the local market, is lively & authentically South African with a hint of International “pizazz”.

In keeping with their exquisite style & business integrity, Blanc & Da Costa recognized the talent of International Greek chef Aristotle Ragavelas. His sensational food combinations & mastery have delighted many across the globe.

Born in South Africa to Greek parents & having received a number of chefs award in Europe, Ragavelas is thrilled about being part of this dynamo hospitality team.

In his words, “ We want to offer a real food experience, using the best African products available to create our special menu that will constantly surprise our diners”.

Formally the institutional Tuscany Beach Restaurant, The 41 is a totally new architectural development and is trendy and chic yet comfortable. The extensive glass-doors tiered dining levels & the minimalistic decor offers the 160 diners an uninterrupted, unparalleled vista of the Camps Bay scene, inviting them to become completely immersed in its unique energy.

When asked about his intentions for The 41, Blanc shares, “Our concept behind The 41 is to welcome all Capetonians to Camps Bay. We want the locals to experience our unique food, sublime cocktails, entertainment & events all year round. We believe that the combination of our prime location, the understatedly – elegant décor & our appreciation of the dining culture in Cape Town, will have a very broad appeal – whether our patrons come straight off the beach for sundowners or visit to dine out on a winters night in front of the fire.”

The response to the announcement of The 41 have been astounding, which goes to show that Capetonians eagerly await the timeous opening of this exciting eatery this summer. The 41 will be open throughout the day, from as early as 8am, throughout the year.

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