Stopped by for lunch last week. Samosas had a proper kick to em, and the chicken tikka masala was solid. Garden seating&#39;s nice if you can grab a spot. Service was fine, not hovering or anything. Place gets busy around noon, so go early if you can.

The coconut shrimp was perfectly crispy and the catch of the day tasted super fresh. Lovely spot right by the water.

Chicken and kale toastie was way better than I expected. Staff were friendly too, didn&#39;t have to wait long. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Caught the sunset from a waterfront table&mdash;gorgeous spot. Had the grilled snapper with a crisp Sauvignon Blanc, solid pairing. Service was attentive but not pushy. Dessert took a while, but the view made up for it.

The live saxophone player really set the mood&mdash;nice touch without being too loud. Glad we picked this spot.

Solid spot for a birthday dinner&mdash;they brought out a dessert with a sparkler, nice touch. Menu&rsquo;s got plenty of options and portions are decent. Only thing, the seating felt a bit cramped near the window.

Decent spot for a happy hour drink. The 12-1pm deal is pretty good and the cocktails were well-made. Can&#39;t beat being right on the sand.

The catch of the day was fresh and tasty, and the bar pours a solid rum punch that pairs well with the breeze. Staff were genuinely friendly, though the water was a bit rough for swimming.

Stopped by for a quick lunch after a swim. Daily special was solid, fish cooked right. Cocktails were fresh, not too sweet. Service was quick, Anisha handled everything without us asking. Price matched the portion. Nothing fancy, but it does the job if you&#39;re already on Dover Beach.

The chicken curry here hit the spot. Proper flavour, not watered down. Had the jerk chicken with mac pie too, that was solid. Rum punch was sweet, maybe a touch strong for me but no complaints. Place was busy for a Tuesday, always a good sign. I&#39;ll be back when I&#39;m craving that curry again.

That pigtail bowl was seriously good. Rich, smoky, fall-apart tender. Honestly rivaled stuff I&#39;ve paid way more for in fancy places. I grabbed a rum punch on the side, which cut through the richness nicely. Place is no-frills, but the food does the talking. Wish I lived closer, I&#39;d be here weekly.

The mahi mahi over risotto was solid&mdash;fish cooked right, risotto creamy without being heavy. Bartender pointed me to the stone-bread with chorizo, that was the move. Thin crust, good balance of salt and heat. Plating looked nice too, not overdone. Place was a bit loud but I&rsquo;d come back for that bread alone.

Nice spot right by the water. Food was decent but took a while to come out. The vibe was chill though, good music and the water was calm enough for snorkeling.

The fish curry was mild and tasty, and the bread pudding hit the spot. Nice spot for a casual dinner out.

Sunday buffet&rsquo;s got plenty of options, that&rsquo;s for sure. Handled our group of 19 without a hitch. Not the cheapest spot, but for a big party it worked out fine.

The beef lo mein here is solid. Noodles have that nice chew, not mushy like some places. Chicken chow mein works too, decent portion for the price. I stop by whenever I&#39;m craving that simple takeout fix. Nothing fancy but it hits the spot when you just want some comfort food.

Stopped by for a quick bite. Place is basically a takeaway with a few tables, nothing fancy. Got the grilled fish&mdash;came out a bit overcooked, dry around the edges. Not the freshest either, honestly. Service was alright, no complaints there. Just wish the food had more life to it. Maybe catch them on a better day.

The flying fish with vegetable rice was really good, and the lime daiquiris hit the spot. Happy hour from 12-1 is a nice touch. Service was friendly too.

Eggs Benedict were spot on, yolks runny just right. Coffee did the job. Cakes looked better than they tasted but still decent. Cozy little place.

The fish was simple but really fresh, and the rum punch went well with it. Portion sizes are generous for what you pay. Service was a bit slow the night I went, but the food made up for it. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something easy.

The food was good but honestly the portions felt a bit small for what we paid. Loved the sea view though, that made it worth stopping by. Would come back for the location.

Ducked in during a Sunday downpour and honestly the service saved the night. Staff ran out into the rain to flag down a taxi for us after we finished. Food was solid&mdash;had the grilled snapper, cooked right, flaky but not dry. Place was a bit loud with the rain on the roof, but that added to the vibe. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Decent jerk chicken, really flavorful. Portions are generous and the rice was surprisingly good. It&#39;s counter service only, so no frills, but the food&#39;s solid.

The curries and noodles are always on point here. Been back a few times and it never disappoints. Maybe a bit busy at lunch, but worth it.

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