Name: Richard's Supper Stage and Bistro
Address: 229 Main Rd, Three Anchor Bay, Cape Town, 8005, South Africa, ZA
Telephone: +27 76 144 4809

Richard's Supper Stage and Bistro is a restaurant, located at 229 Main Rd, Three Anchor Bay, Cape Town, 8005, South Africa. They can be contacted via phone at +27 76 144 4809, visit their website www.richardscapetown.co.za for more detailed information.

Location :

229 Main Rd, Three Anchor Bay, Cape Town, 8005

Contacts :

Added by Jopie, at 13 November 2014

Add email
Add business description
Add Social Media
Add Products and Services

Sylvester Stammis

17 February 2017

For us it's so nearby, very cheap and so friendly. Must go
Meggy Schmitt

25 November 2016

This dinner theatre is perfectly kitsch; the food was nice enough, and very good service, but while the show is rich in good music, there isn't enough plot tying it together to retain audience attention. Most of the audience is huge foreign tour groups, who seemed moderately entertained.

It was a kooky experience, and we left with full bellies, but I wouldn't honestly recommend it to anyone (we were definitely the odd table of young people in the joint).
Arthur Mawaya

14 August 2016

Delicious food. Live music too
SOMAYAH ACHMAT

14 May 2016

Musicians playing and performing with so much passion. Awesome show,good food and interesting experience. Should definitely be added to the Cape Town experience.
Jani Verster

10 April 2016

Great vibe & live West African music. Good food & value. Will be back!
Nicolas Atkins

28 September 2015

Awesome food! Great musician playing cool songs. The waiter we had was very kind.
Do not hesitate to go.
Bianca Vermeulen

20 November 2014

The management of the restaurant leaves a lot to be desired.

We were greeted by a waitress asking us if we had been helped.. this was the first red flag as they work in sections and you would know if you have not yet taken my order.
I promptly ordered a cocktail and then proceeded to wait 25min for it.
I understand that we were there on a busy Saturday evening, but when the waiter comes to me and asks me if I have received my cocktail yet (who would've brought it to me?) and seems surprised when I say no.. even though its clear I am not sipping on a cocktail, I am not impressed.

When my cocktail was ready, it stood on the bar counter for 5min until I asked the waitress if I could go get it myself.. when she finally brought it to me.

Professional establishments teach their waiters to greet the customers and inform them that they are very busy and should expect to wait between 30 - 45min for their order to be ready. This accurately manages your patron's expectations and possibly avoids bad reviews.
I know, because I have been a waiter for years!