The Esplanade
Port Douglas
Queensland 4877
Right on 4 mile beach, the Port Douglas Surf Lifesaving Club, is situated away from the throng of Macrossan street.
The majority of the seating is set up on the terrace beneath the canopy, with views through the trees to the sand and coral sea.
There are separate counters for food and drinks, and the menu was up on the board as well as the printed versions.
We shares a serve of the Fish Taco's, accompanied by guacamole, salsa, nachos. They were a decent size and contained battered fish, faloursome sauce and coriander, a definite winner.
I had the cioppino or tomato based fish stew, filled with mussels, prawns, scallops and fish and topped with basil and served with bread and aioli.
The grilled reef fish with chips, rocket and tartar wasn't spectacular but delivered the goods.
The food came to around $60 and was pretty good value. It is certainly a good choice if you are keen on beach side dining.
Port Douglas
Queensland 4877
Right on 4 mile beach, the Port Douglas Surf Lifesaving Club, is situated away from the throng of Macrossan street.
The majority of the seating is set up on the terrace beneath the canopy, with views through the trees to the sand and coral sea.
There are separate counters for food and drinks, and the menu was up on the board as well as the printed versions.
We shares a serve of the Fish Taco's, accompanied by guacamole, salsa, nachos. They were a decent size and contained battered fish, faloursome sauce and coriander, a definite winner.
I had the cioppino or tomato based fish stew, filled with mussels, prawns, scallops and fish and topped with basil and served with bread and aioli.
The grilled reef fish with chips, rocket and tartar wasn't spectacular but delivered the goods.
The food came to around $60 and was pretty good value. It is certainly a good choice if you are keen on beach side dining.
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