Woodstock Brewing Company
About
Woodstock Brewing Company offers the perfect combination of craft beer for parents and dedicated play space for kids in Cape Town's trendy Woodstock neighborhood. With a child-friendly menu, spacious outdoor seating, and a dedicated play area to keep little ones entertained, parents can relax and enjoy South African craft brews while the kids burn off energy in a safe, supervised environment.
Highlights
- ✓Dedicated outdoor play area where kids can be active while remaining visible to parents
- ✓Kid-friendly menu with familiar favorites and local South African dishes adapted for children
- ✓Spacious outdoor seating area perfect for families who need extra room for strollers and active kids
- ✓Relaxed, casual atmosphere where parents don't need to worry about noise levels
- ✓Located in the artistic Woodstock neighborhood with colorful street art and creative vibe
Pro Tips
- 1.Arrive before noon on weekends to secure outdoor seating with the best views of the play area, as this popular spot fills up quickly with local families.
- 2.The play area can get hot during summer afternoons, so bring sunscreen and hats for kids. Morning or late afternoon visits are more comfortable.
- 3.Ask about the kids' meal specials, which often feature local favorites adapted for young palates at better value than a la carte ordering.
- 4.Street parking in Woodstock can be challenging. Consider using Uber or a metered lot on Albert Road, just a short walk away.
- 5.Exchange currency before arriving, as many South African establishments prefer rand over credit cards for smaller purchases. Tipping 10-15% is customary.
Best Time to Visit
Late mornings (10am-12pm) on weekdays offer the quietest experience, while Saturday and Sunday lunchtimes (12pm-2pm) provide a lively family atmosphere. Autumn (March-May) and spring (September-November) offer the most comfortable weather for outdoor dining.
What to Know
Moderate pricing (expect to spend 150-300 rand per adult meal, 60-100 rand for kids). Outdoor seating is first-come, first-served. High chairs and changing facilities available. Most staff speak English fluently.
Seasonal Notes
Open year-round. Summer months (December-February) can be very hot, making shaded seating premium. Winter (June-August) outdoor seating may be chilly in evenings, though Cape Town winters are mild. School holidays see increased crowds.
More Activities Near Woodstock
Woodstock Mews Park
Woodstock Mews Park offers a peaceful escape in one of Cape Town's trendiest neighborhoods, perfect for families looking to relax between exploring the city's vibrant art scene and attractions. The open green spaces and well-maintained walking paths provide a safe environment for kids to run around while parents enjoy a picnic surrounded by the beautiful Western Cape scenery.
Project Playground Woodstock
Project Playground Woodstock is a vibrant community-built adventure playground in the heart of Cape Town's creative Woodstock neighborhood. This free outdoor play space features imaginative climbing structures, slides, and natural play elements that encourage kids to explore, climb, and let their imaginations run wild while parents enjoy the artistic, multicultural atmosphere of one of South Africa's most dynamic urban areas.
Common Ground Market
Common Ground Market is a relaxed community cafe in charming Woodstock where families can enjoy fresh, locally-sourced meals in a laid-back outdoor setting. The vibrant atmosphere, casual vibe, and communal outdoor tables make it easy for kids to move around while parents savor quality coffee and farm-fresh food. It's the perfect spot to experience Cape Town's creative neighborhood culture without the fuss of formal dining.
Woodstock Artist Studios
Woodstock Artist Studios offers families a unique opportunity to peek behind the creative curtain and watch local South African artists at work in their studios. During weekend workshops and demonstrations, children can get hands-on with various art techniques, making this a memorable cultural experience that goes beyond typical gallery visits.