Fish on the Rocks
Fish and chips at the far end of the harbour wall, eaten off paper while defending it from gulls.
Eat & drink
Fish and chips on the harbour wall, dim sum in a Cape Dutch manor house, and a market full of small kitchens. No sponsored placements — nobody pays to appear here.
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Fish and chips at the far end of the harbour wall, eaten off paper while defending it from gulls.
The harbour's long-standing fish and chips counter, with a fish market attached.
The harbour's landmark seafood complex — fish market, bistro and the Wharfside Grill upstairs.
Pan-Asian cooking in Kronendal, an eighteenth-century Cape Dutch manor house on Main Road.
Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza in the valley, run by an Italian family, with a garden for children.
A Main Road cafe for coffee, breakfast and working through a morning.
Dozens of small owner-run kitchens under one roof at the weekend market. The best-value eating in the valley.