The Rockwell Dinner Theatre

4 Anna Reyneke - 5 years ago

Lovely place but service could have been better. The rooms are fantastic and with a stunning view. Breakfast was good and the Kaapse Story Theatre was incredible.

4 Ignatius Smith - 3 years ago

If u want some good music theather performance u0026 stories of Cape Town than this is the place. Food options is limited because it buffet u0026 there is not a lot of variety. Having said that the food served is traditional cape Malay u0026 south African which is really good. The performance from the artists is simply fantastic u0026 will take one away to a different period in time. One should go there at least once to experience it.

4 Food Lover - 10 months ago

Excelent, great and friendly and very patient staff, this place is a must try. Little Turkish venue hidden in the hart of Cape Town.

5 Lubin Schabalala - 3 years ago

A show with history mixed with a range of music that's typical Cape Town. Attended a lunch time version, food was great, service was awesome and entertainment was superb. The Opera pieces were mind blowing. Definitely recommend you attend and bring your family and visitors.

5 Chantal Langenhoven - 3 years ago

Thank you for a magical and entertaining evening. Your staff was professional, warm and friendly. The food was divine and well prepared. The show was WOW! #nootherwordstodescribeit A night to remember. The Botha's

4 Jo-Ann Swart - 3 years ago

Lovely South African dinner experience, while listening to the background music u0026 watching the performance. The dinner consists of a delicious starter of samoosa, fish paté u0026 pickled onion. Salad u0026 bread on the table. Main course is buffet - veg breyani, potato bake, samp, basmati rice, butter chicken curry, lamb stew, line fish u0026 mixed vegetables. Dessert was a tasty milktart slice u0026 (a somewhat dry) malva pudding with a dash of cream.
The performance from the cast was average, with a rendition of District 6, the apartheid era u0026 the move of the people from their homes (sad but true story). Mediocre humour, but the voices were beautiful...a talented eclectic mix of people. There was portrayal of a new era (release of Mandela) u0026 voting in of new govt., hope u0026 glory with us winning a bid 2 host the World Cup. Waitrons u0026 serving staff are professional u0026 attentive.

1 Brad Kahn - 4 months ago

If you enjoy lukewarm showers and elevators that sometimes work - then this is the place for you!

The sound of cars racing on nearby streets help drown out the shouting of people outside as well as the music from nearby night clubs.