The Westcliff Has More Than One Reason to Go for Dinner |
From sunset drinks to afternoon tea and chef led dining experiences, one of Joburg’s best known addresses is giving locals plenty of reasons to visit. |

There are places in Johannesburg where the setting is almost as memorable as the meal. Four Seasons Hotel The Westcliff is one of them.
Perched above the city in Westcliff, the hotel has long been known for its views. But its dining offering has been evolving, and there is now more happening than simply booking a table for a special occasion.
At the centre is Flames, where seasonal ingredients meet open flame cooking on the hotel's terrace. Lunch is served Monday to Saturday, dinner runs every evening, and Sunday brunch is also on the menu. The restaurant's current menu includes locally sourced ingredients and dishes prepared using a Josper grill.
Sundowners at Flames
Grab a drink, order a few tapas and settle in for the sunset.
When: 🫖 Afternoon TeaAfternoon Tea has moved to the new Lobby Lounge & Bar, with pastries, savoury bites, freshly baked scones and Nigiro teas. R650 per person includes a glass of South African Méthode Cap Classique. Friday–Sunday: 12pm or 3pm 🍽️ Special Dining EventsFlames is also hosting a series of chef-led evenings: 28 August: The Agronomist 📍 Worth KnowingWhere: Four Seasons Hotel The Westcliff Johannesburg
The view is complimentary. The food, thankfully, gives you another reason to stay. |
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