Esperienza di frittura di pesce dell'isola di Norfolk

By far the best fish fry I have been to. The Polynesian dancers were fantastic. Tasting the local food was great!

Fabulous night out, Food was excellent, entertainment suited the establishment.

We enjoyed the Fish Fry dinner on our last night on the isand and what a great way to end the holiday. The local food was tasty and plentiful. Our talented host sang both originals and covers, enticing the crowd to both singalong and even dance. Then we relaxed as the local dance group demonstrated traditional tahitian dancing. Highly recommend.

Our group had the best night filled with lots of fun, laughter & excellent food

Was a fairly enjoyable evening a traditional experience called the fish fry The local entertainer had everyone enjoying the music of that age era We were surprised by the number of people here and they obviously have worked out the ratios for food etc and timing before the dancers come on a group of young local girls Great to see Location looked nice although it had been raining so we were indoors and didn’t get to enjoy Good to do Lots of older age range who were throughly enjoying themselves It’s an experience Food was okay the fish was nice as I said it’s part of the experience of island life The entertainer was such a happy person and enjoyed his job actually the part I liked most was how he explained about life on Pitcairn island now and where it is situated

This place is a classic experience - the meal of deep fried fish chunks and local veggies was fine, but the Pitcairn refugee, who was smashing out bangers from the 1950s on his ukulele while folks who may have been middle aged at that time cut sick on the dance floor, made it. Then when they bought out the Bounty Beauties - a bevy of young girls who hula danced in honour of the Tahitian women abducted by the mutineers - reality disappeared as history was re-written.

Food was great, tasting Island specialties was very interesting. The music was very entertaining and the dancers were adorable. Enjoyable evening all round.

This was a fun night in a lovely natural setting. Great entertainment from the singing guitarist who introduced each song with a brief story about its context. The serving of the food was slick as we helped ourselves to generous servings of a good range of salads, some special ‘local’ dishes and plenty of perfectly cooked battered trumpeter. The coconut pie for dessert was equally delicious. After the meal a graceful and skilful performance of Tahitian dance was enjoyed by everyone.

This was a great evening with lovely food, entertainment from a singer plus girls dancing traditional songs & dances. It was a rainy evening but we were under cover, so no probem.

A fun evening with great food. BYO drinks if you wish Easy to drive yourself to, like anything in Norfolk, less than 5 mins from town