I'm really not much of a juicer. Sure, I love the odd Kale leaf, and nothing cures a tequila binge quite like a fresh smoothie, but who has time to juice an entire vegetable garden?
On Monday evening, I headed to the official media launch of Cold Press, which is probably going to turn into one of my new favourite Summer obsessions!
On Monday evening, I headed to the official media launch of Cold Press, which is probably going to turn into one of my new favourite Summer obsessions!
Cape Town is currently experiencing the smooth thrill of a juice revolution, with most people looking for a new way to stay healthy during the infamous spell of 'Silly Season'.
Cold Press is the perfect new spot to combat that sugar addiction, carb obsession or late night bender.
So, what sets this chic eatery apart? An edgy interior. Rich textures. Raw yumminess. And, quality service. The concept is simple, yet works like a charm.
Cold Press caters to pretty much every palate, with delicious options such as tossed quinoa salads, hot tuna sandwiches and a peanut butter/banana duo that would make The King himself proud.
In terms of appetite-pleasing options, I tried The Rabbit King salad (quinoa, roasted butternut, feta, avo, dried cranberries, toasted seeds, baby leaves & a lemon-olive oil dressing), which completely changed my perception of quinoa being a tasteless grain, which is only eaten by hipsters and health nuts. The Up Stream salad is also worth mentioning, as this is one cafe, who definitely don't skimp on their smoked salmon!
I doubt that Cold Press will be a fleeting experience for Capetonians, as its been designed to deliver more than the typical juice bar exploit. The cafe has taken a spicy approach to delivering a raw, authentic experience, with a crowd-pleasing menu and an urban edge.
Thanks must go to Marina Nestel & her team at The Little Black Book PR & Events for a fabulous evening!
You can visit Cold Press at the Cape Quarter Lifestyle Village: The Square | 27 Somerset Road | De Waterkant | Cape Town |
Cold Press is open 7 days a week, from 7AM to 6PM (021 - 418 1155).
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