This is an absolute hidden gem of a restaurant! The most gorgeous view in all of West Bay. Excellent food with great service at reasonable prices.

Great place, great staff, great view and just a walk down the beach from West Bay beach. Make the walk all the way to the end then walk down the you'll run into the pier to Bite on the Beach. We had lunch there with...More

Took water taxi from Infinity Bay....we wanted to show our grands kids the Moray eels....they only have a couple still there....not sure why. But, the food was excellent....fresh fish prepared anyway you wanted with different toppings. We were the only people there so was extra...More

We've eaten here many times and have never had s bad meal. Fish choices are wahoo, sea bass, grouper, snapper and even chicken dishes. Salad and bread included

This is always a happening little place...speaking for going over the last 4 years. Fresh fish is good, the fish fingers (who knew fish had fingers?) appetizer is quite a bargain and uses whatever the catch is, so it could be Mahdi, snapper, grouper, wahoo,...More

Unfortunately, we were still too full from lunch to eat here, but it was a great little place for our happy hour drinks! We had heard good things about it so we had to stop by. It is at the very end of West Bay...More

Go there to watch the eels fed at night. That was fun. Dinner was sad and dissapointing, which I regret saying because the server and bartender were quite nice, but the food was nearly inedible. The menu is an odd concept. Just not good.

We tried this place and they were terribly understaffed. Our drinks took 20 minutes to get. When we finally received our appetizers the Conch smelled rotten and one of our wives had to spit out a piece of shrimp because it didn't taste right. I...More

We ate here 5 years ago on our first visit. I don't think the menu has changed at all. Our food was good but the portions are huge, didn't eat 1/2 the portion served.

I eat dinner here at least once whenever I am in Roatan. I love their curry, and if you ask, they will throw meet scraps over the edge and the Moray eels come out to feed from under the coral outcropping the restaurant is built...More