Location is everything for this restaurant, with out the beautiful settings I would give this a lower rating. The food is average food trying to be more. We got a seat right next to the window, allowing us to look out at the waves, very beautiful.(the window was not clean, not their fault being right on the sea). The waitress was friendly and informative, giving us all specials of the day. (No comments on the sushi as this was not tasted) We went with 2 small children, they ordered from the children’s menu. This food was disappointing to say the least. They ordered calamari and chips. The chips were nice while the calamari was spiced in a weird way, this meant the children did not even get half way through their meal... before refusing to eat the rest as is was too complicated for their palate. This is not a child friendly restaurant. This is okay but then don’t have a children’s menu. I was sad to hear that a sea food restaurant does not have tata sauce, mainly when serving children calamari or fish. My girlfriend and I had the calamari and chips, this was fried in a pan with many spices and herbs.... I was not a huge fan of the herbs and the way this was put together. The calamari however was cooked perfectly. My father had the mussels and though he said that were well cooked and delicious there was too little bread, which was solved when he asked for more and the friendly waitress brought some to us. This was a good experience however not the best one I have had, with the location of this restaurant a part of me expected more. The view was beautiful. The food was well cooked. The staff was friendly. But sadly that is not all it takes to make this a 5 star restaurant.

Great views from this restaurant situated on the first floor and overlooking Muizenberg beach. The menu is geared for seafood with few vegetation options. Kids menu offers some decent options. There is an area where kids can sit on bean bags and draw with chalk on the wall. Beer on tap, a decent wine list and fresh fish & sushi made for a great lunch out.