Mariner's Wharf Harbour Front Emporium

We were on the hop on hop off bus and got off here having heard amazing things about the fish and chips. It really didn’t disappoint at all. I could sit here and eat box after box of fish and chips. The view is amazing even though this was a particular cold and wet day. Highly recommend.

I went on the red bus tour in Capetown and dropped off at the Marinas Wharf for late lunch. This was at around 4 pm, and the last bus stop for the tour. It next to the ocean and has a beautiful view. The restaurant has a fast foodie vibe, and you queue to place an order. If it's busy, you'll queue for more than 20 minutes like we did. The fish and fries were delicious, as for the calamari, not my thing 🤮 The restaurant has a fast foodie vibe, and you queue to place an order. If it's busy, you'll queue for more than 20 minutes like we did.

The Wharf Side Grill, located at the picturesque Mariners Wharf Harbour is the perfect spot to unwind, enjoy delicious food, and take in the beauty of the surroundings. While there was a brief 20-minute wait before our waiter, Herman, came over, it was absolutely worth it. Once he greeted us, he completely turned our day around with his exceptional service. Herman made a point to check in on us every 15-20 minutes, ensuring we were comfortable and had everything we needed. His attentiveness was genuinely remarkable and truly elevated the experience. The food was nothing short of amazing. Every dish was as fresh as could be, and it was clear that quality ingredients were used in every bite. The flavors were perfectly balanced, and the presentation was top-notch. We could tell the kitchen takes great pride in its offerings.

Typical commercialised sea food experience with the harbour settimg adding extra athmosphere. Calamari and chips were acceptable and filling. The seal island tour at a ost of R150 takes about 45 minutes and generally worth it

Came to try the famous Hout Bay fish and chips and quite enjoyed it. The location is perfect, right on the beach at the foot of the Table Mountain range.

Best fried fish I’ve ever had. The chips were bit soggy, but the fish was amazing. I inhaled it and almost went back for a second piece.

Vintage rustic woody style restaurant. The air carries a strong clean scent of the ocean mixed with the smell of old wood and salt. Good sea food. Had fish and chips and lobster

Did a City Sightseeing tour and stopped off at the Wharf for some fish and chips. It was absolutely divine! It was a generous helping of crispy fish and chippies.