I came here after finishing a hike, and found that it was a great place to relax and recharge.
Located where The Stoep used to be, the space has undergone a major makeover. Expect comfortably spaced seating in the open-air restaurant, decorated with cool, muted colors, which highlight the natural beauty of the beach and sea just outside.
As for the food, I sampled the fish and chips (I'm told that locally brewed Gweilo IPA is used in the batter) -- it was tasty, but nothing too spectacular. Also, I found several bones in the fish (boo).
Service was a bit slow, but being a beachside locale, I suppose it was to be expected. Power to half of the restaurant went out during our meal, but this was when it was still light out, so it didn't make too much of a difference.
I'd happily come back just to chill with a pint of beer or cider, although getting home was another adventure all in itself. Unless you're driving out there, expect to wait a while for a bus to come by. Alternatively, you could try your luck with calling a taxi, but depending on what time you're leaving, you might be better off waiting for the bus. read more
