Mojo Market - Reviews

I just came from Mojo market for Karaoke and the treatment was horrible, being told that my song was not in English so they can't play it is crazy,I have witnessed people sing in Arabic and other languages but yet Xhosa which is a South African language and the most spoken language in cape town besides English...this lady and her Father are not the people we need Bokeh is a much more safer space for people who don't speak Afrikaans or are European..very disgusting behavior in 2026.

November 02,2026 We attended a Karaoke event, scanned the QR code, and submitted our song choices. Subsequently, others arrived and performed, which I believe was due to their race. I approached the staff member to inquire when our song would be played, and she informed me that they could not play Shakira's 'Waka Waka' because it is typically reserved for the closing of the event. As someone who arrived before 8 PM, I find it unreasonable to expect that I would have to wait until the end of the night. It simply does not make sense. My friend went to speak with the lady because she found my experience hard to believe. The staff member explained to my friend that they could not play that song because it is in Xhosa. Is this not a form of racism? People have been singing in Spanish and Portuguese without any issues. My concern is why this is not made clear to everyone, rather than implying it is a White-only event. We were paying customers, not receiving a discount; we paid the full price just like everyone else. They seemed to prefer playing their repetitive 'Sweet Caroline' instead. I am extremely disappointed. Next time, please clarify that this is a White-only event so that we are aware.

Different Vaieties of food. Average Quaility Would not recommend Expensive

If you're visiting Cape Town and looking for somewhere with great food, reasonably priced drinks and a fantastic atmosphere, Mojo Market in Sea Point should definitely be on your list! Located right in the heart of Sea Point, it's an excellent indoor food and lifestyle market that combines casual dining, bars and entertainment under one roof. The location is convenient, particularly if you're staying around Sea Point, Green Point or the Waterfront. What makes Mojo Market special is the atmosphere. It's lively, colourful and full of energy without feeling overly formal or pretentious. There's a great mix of locals and tourists, and the entire place has that wonderfully relaxed Cape Town vibe. The food selection is superb! With numerous independent food kiosks offering different cuisines, there's genuinely something for everyone. It's particularly convenient when you're visiting with a group and nobody can agree on what to eat. Everyone can order whatever they fancy and enjoy their meals together. The drinks are another highlight. There's a good selection available at fairly reasonable prices, which is refreshing considering how popular the place is. You can comfortably spend an evening here without feeling that every round of drinks requires a financial discussion! We visited at night and found the market to be a very comfortable and welcoming environment. The lively atmosphere, variety of food options and general energy of the place make it an excellent evening destination. Street-side parking is available nearby, although I would personally recommend taking an Uber if you're visiting later in the evening. It's convenient, saves the hassle of finding parking and means you can enjoy a few drinks without worrying about driving. From a value-for-money perspective, Mojo Market is excellent. There's no need for an expensive fine-dining experience to have a memorable evening in Cape Town, and this place proves exactly that. What I particularly appreciate is how accessible and unpretentious the whole concept is. Come dressed casually, grab something to eat, order a drink and enjoy the atmosphere. No complicated reservations, no unnecessary formalities, just a genuinely enjoyable place to spend an evening. A fantastic combination of food, drinks, entertainment and atmosphere. Whether you're a tourist exploring Cape Town or a local looking for a fun night out, Mojo Market is well worth visiting. Highly recommended, particularly in the evenings when the place really comes alive!

Nice selection of food and good music, finding parking can be hard

Today 11/10/26 I was crooked by a Bar attendant at the MOJO MARKET . I purchased 1 bottle of wine (R310.00 ) only to find I was charged for 2 bottles ? You don't receive a receipt when purchasing with a card . I discovered the overcharge on my phone . When I confrunted the BAR Manager he refused to give me back the monies offering me another bottle of wine which i had no option but to accept and take home . The Wines at the MOJO BAR are 100 % over priced Compared with shop prices .