They set out to build an outstanding, exciting and oppulent restaurant which would “wow” the Johannesburg elite and turn heads, and the fact that 10,000 customers flocked through Signature’s doors in the first two months after its opening is testament to the fact that they succeeded!
Add to this the fact that after only three months of business, the restaurant won the Best of Johannesburg’s Readers Choice Award and you know that something special has been created at Signature.
The combination of sophisticated decor, exquisite culinary delights, top-notch entertainment and outstanding service puts Signature Restaurant in a class of its own. For a start, it looks fantastic! Floor to ceiling windows act as the perfect frame for a panoramic view of Sandton, home to the rich and famous and Johannesburg’s energised business and entertainment hub, and some truly inspirational sunsets. Of course, sunsets are the perfect excuse to enjoy Signature’s delicious range of cocktails, or a bottle of perfectly chilled champagne.
Good taste isn’t just a phrase used to refer to class and style, it literally has meaning at Signature, where the menu is full to capacity with delectable, mouthwatering “Signature” dishes. All meat is wet-aged on the premises for 21 days, and served with sumo chips, glazed baby vegetables and a choice of sassy sauces. Sushi and seafood are also a speciality and a range of shellfish such as prawns and langoustines are served Mozambican style with a touch of peri-peri pizazz.
Indeed, the cuisine is beyond good, it is truly excellent, pushing at the tried and tested boundaries with its variety, aromas and flavours, all complemented by a range of award-winning local and international wines.
The restaurant is open for luxuriant lunches and dazzling dinners from Monday to Saturday and for Sunday lunch.
Signature Restaurant aspires to the four pillars of hospitality – fantastic food, incredible atmosphere, flawless service and outstanding entertainment. With live music encapsulating the best of the local blues and jazz scenes acting as a backcloth for fine dining, what could be a better way of celebrating all that is great in our Rainbow Nation?
