Cape eatery roaring after Obama visit
Jul 4, 2011 |
Nashira Davids |
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BARELY two weeks after the US first lady, Michelle Obama, chose a tiny eatery in Cape Town to enjoy lunch, the place is pumping
Not that it was a quiet restaurant before, but The Kitchen in Woodstock has been thrust into the global spotlight.
Since Obama's visit, curious locals are visiting the establishment to find out why Obama singled the place out.
"I realised after her visit that we were probably chosen carefully," owner Karen Dudley said.
"I am only speculating that it could be because it is a woman-owned, woman-driven business. We are 14 women working here and most of us are black."
Dudley said she has catered for the American consulate before and the place was reviewed by the New York Times last year.
"Since Obama's visit, several new faces have popped in to see what we are all about."

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KHOROMMBI
Like they're eating from the qeen's hand. She's sexier thoughReport Abuse
Poponas
Ke sharp ka Obama ne Sowetan DANKIE,Report Abuse
MassageB4UNyoba
na nne ndo la henengei mbamulovha, zwiliwa zwa hone a zwi difhiReport Abuse
KHOROMMBI
@MassageB4, ZWI TO NGA ZWO SULELIWA. mAKAVHISHI A HONE?@Ponanas, I also like the sexy ladyReport Abuse
DIBABAS
MICHELLE SHE IS SO HUMBLE THAT IS WHY I LIKE HERReport Abuse
KUKU
oKAY!Report Abuse
Stimelas
Zuma's wives....please learn from this ladyReport Abuse
Catty88
I was so excited coz this is outside my office.I love food from The Kitchen especially their Love Sandwiches with Chicken breast,Avo and Bacon.Shooo!If you ever in Cape Town you need to eat at this place.
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NDA
@ Catty88I just luv the sandwich,,Avo and Bacon, mugg & bin does have it too.
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Catty88
@NDA but sweety you must try this one its different its has sundried tomato with olives and Basil Pesto cheese.ooooooh i ,ust stop now.Report Abuse
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