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Great Atmosphere, Awesome food! Love the fresh seafood on offer! We always share multiple dishes so we can enjoy all the different flavours! Staff are really friendly and the Cocktails are pretty good too.

Came here for brunch and we managed to get a table without a reservation which was fortunate. I enjoyed the fish burger as the fish was expertly cooked, was real light and fresh and not too overpowering. The rest of the burger was good and i was very satisfied. The coffee was excellent too. Only neg

I was there with family for dinner on the weekend and it was fabulous. The staff and the food were amazing, and they were very accommodating with the birthday cake we brought with us. I had the best cocktail ever, the Violet Crumble, yum yum! We all loved dinner and were so happy we chose this resta

Jake is an awesome host and staff are super friendly. Food is delicious! Paella, sangria and live music is a great way to spend your Friday night.

Great to find somewhere for a coffee after 3pm in the area. Wonderful atmosphere and cosy on a dreary day. The best place to be to relax and enjoy the view. A little pricey, but worth it for the enjoyable experience.

We turned up at Xmas eve without booking. Ended up sitting in their courtyard. Surprisingly it's better atmosphere than indoor. Live music, freshly cook paella with fresh seafood, a pina colada, great view of the bay is all you needed. Great little spot. There was nothing that was disappointed u

Had a fantastic breakfast at JJs. Got the eggs benny and the partner got the big breaky. Everything was delicious and fresh with perfectly made coffee. For more food and venue reviews check out @sixfootandsalty

A hit and miss, overpriced menu with a nice environment but lackluster service. We ordered all seafood dishes at our dine. Starting with the fried fish assortment; absolutely not worth the $47 when better flavour and 3x the portion can be had down the road at 'Innes Boatshed'. The fish of the day w