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The Taylor Family look forward to welcoming you at their
Porthole Restaurant and Bar, established in 1985 and popular with locals
and visitors alike.
 At the bar, all beers( deliciously cold!), including Guinness,
Hairoun,
Heineken and Piton amongst others, are priced very favopurably, as is a rum with
mixer. A Bloody Mary or a Piña Colada, examples plucked from a seemingly inexhaustible list,
await the thirsty visitor, as does a warm Caribbean welcome...
Here (left) Mr. T entertains guests with his Quatro.
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To see the main menu,
click on the picture of the Menu cover (left). Also available are:
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Ham and Cheese Omelette with Buttered Toast
Plain Omelette with Buttered Toast
French Toast or Pancakes with Butter and Syrup
Fried Fish and Bakes
Full Breakfast (Bacon and Eggs , Toast, Tea/Coffee and Fruit Juice)
English Breakfast ( Full Breakfast PLUS Sausage and Beans)
Tea and Coffee
Pizzas
with extras
including Pepperoni, Chicken, Bacon, Fish, Sausage,
Olives, Anchovy, Mushrooms, Minced Meat and Vegetables.
In season there is also
Lobster... |
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 Breakfast is served between 0800hrs and 1000hrs
( 8a.m. to 10a.m.)
Lunch is from 1100hrs to 1500hrs (11a.m. to 3p.m.)
Dinner is served between 1800hrs and 2200hrs (6p.m. to 10p.m.) and Dinner
reservations are appreciated either by calling the Porthole on VHF Channel 68 or
telephoning 458-3458
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Apart from eating in the restaurant, or seated at the bar, one can also order
food to take away.
The take-away menu includes beef, chicken, conch or vegetable roti, chicken,
chips and salad, fish and chips with salad, pizzas, including 'vegggie' pizzas
which are very popular, pepperoni and beef, burgers and, when in season,
lobster. You can order in the morning for the same evening or at any time for
the next day.
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At
one end of the spacious and airy eating area, overlooking the harbour,
bookshelves groan with paperbacks and hard-cover books in various languages,
available for exchange on a one-for-one basis, which one can sit and peruse at
ones' leisure in the seating area provided for the purpose.
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 There's
plenty to read on the walls and bar shelves, too!
To find The Porthole is easy - it forms the corner between the concrete
causeway leading from the dinghy docks and the main promenade in Port
Elizabeth, Bequia's main harbour.
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| Whilst enjoying a visit to The Porthole, you may like to shop at the Shoreline
Mini Market which can be reached conveniently without having to leave the
building. If you're looking for the ideal place to stay on vacation in Bequia, Taylors
Apartments were built for you.
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