South African Market
Loft-like space for wares by South African designers
While trendy Bree Street has built a reputation as the city’s go-to dining street, there are some shopping gems to uncover along the stretch as well. Case in point: above the perennially packed La Parada lies the loft-like South African Market, an emporium featuring beautiful fashion and decor finds from South African artisans (think Bamboo Revolution watches and Fiction Lies and Filth menswear). Also worth knowing: their balcony is the place to be on the first Thursday of each month.

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