What’s in a name? Well everything. For those of you how have become familiar and regularly frequent Tribeca Bakery will have noticed you favorite local coffee spot has gone and got itself a new name.
Posts Tagged ‘Tribeca Bakery’
A new name, the same great brand. Hello Tribakery!
Posted by Megan Bernstein on July 23rd, 2012
Cyclists – listen up!
Posted by Megan Bernstein on July 10th, 2012
Many a crazy Capetonian wake up at the crack of dawn only to jump on their bikes, done skimpy tight fitting outfits and put their bodies through what can only be described as torture. Yip. I’m talking about your cyclist type folk. The ones who loves the crisp fresh winter air brushing against their cheeks [...]
Posted in Food for thought, Lifestyle and health, Slider 
Tags: Cape Town, cycling, Facebook, Rockets, Sports, Transport, Tribeca, Tribeca Bakery 
No Comments »What went down on 5 June. Under5foot Eat for the Earth Dinner
Posted by Megan Bernstein on June 22nd, 2012
Tuesday 5 June was World Environmental Day. As you know under5foot is a big supporter of the environment and so jumped at the opportunity to get involved. Yuppiechef ran the Eat for The Earth initiative for the second year in a row with the aim to raise funds for Soil for Life. How it worked [...]
Posted in Cooking and recipes, Food for thought, Lifestyle and health, Slider, Uncategorized Tags: Cape Town, charity, Couscous, Dinner, Earth, Earth Day, Eat for the earth, Eating, local South African Charity, Soil for life, Tribeca Bakery, wellness warehouse, world environmental day, yuppie chef No Comments »Weekend breakfast at Tribeca Bakery, nothing beats it!
Posted by Megan Bernstein on June 9th, 2012
Brrrr, winter has definitely hit the Mother City. Besides wanting to stay in bed all day, the one thing that gives me an incentive to get up is a delicious cup of coffee. Warm and smooth, rich and flavoursome… coffee addict or not, you have to admit that nothing, and I mean nothing beats that first [...]
Tribeca Bakery – brewing up a storm in the sleepy south
Posted by Megan Bernstein on June 1st, 2012
The southern suburbs are known for many things, but traditionally coffee hasn’t been one of them. That’s all changing as Tribeca bakery is moving and shaking as it’s making its mark in the Southern Suburbs.
