Award-winning Cape Town restaurant Greenhouse to close in November
The Liz McGrath Collection has announced the closure of the Greenhouse restaurant, with the last day of service on 13 November 2021. The premises will be transformed into an events venue within the grounds of the Cellars-Hohenort, a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
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The hotel will now have a dedicated, indoor venue to host a range of private events all year round in the historical Hohenort building, which remains a landmark in Cape Town’s Constantia Valley.
The new event space is set to meet the increasing demand for exclusive private functions and stylish weddings at the hotel. Bookings are now open for the upcoming festive season.
The closure coincides with the departure of head chef Farrel Hirsch for Ireland where he will be taking up a position at Finn Lough.
On the culinary front, going forward the Cellars-Hohenort will focus on The Conservatory restaurant where talented executive chef Tronette Dippenaar is continuing a celebrated career within The Liz McGrath Group.
Dippenaar has been a rising star within The Liz McGrath Collection over the past 13 years, having worked her way up through the ranks at sister-hotels The Marine and The Plettenberg.
During that time, she developed her skills and creativity as a chef and worked closely with her mentor, Relais and Châteaux Grand Chef Peter Templehoff, who was the executive chef for The Liz McGrath Collection for eleven years.
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