Fish on the Rocks
Fish and chips at the far end of the harbour wall, eaten off paper while defending it from gulls.
The old hotel at the foot of Chapman's Peak, famous for calamari and a terrace facing the bay.
The hotel sits where Chapman's Peak Drive begins, and its terrace looks straight back across the water at the valley.
The calamari is the thing it is known for and has been for a generation. Otherwise it is a comfortable, slightly old-fashioned seafood menu, which is exactly what the setting wants.
Best in the late afternoon with the light coming across the bay. Book if you want the terrace.
Fish and chips at the far end of the harbour wall, eaten off paper while defending it from gulls.
The harbour's landmark seafood complex — fish market, bistro and the Wharfside Grill upstairs.