Harbour's Edge

Frommer's Review

Hope Town's best and most popular restaurant is set on piers above the water in a clapboard house. It's the island's lighthearted social center. The bar has an adjacent waterside deck where you can moor if you arrive by boat, as many visitors do. Here and in the dining room as well, the crackle of VHF radio is always audible -- boat owners and local residents often reserve tables on shortwave radio, channel 16.

Lunch includes such typical yet flavor-filled dishes as conch fritters, conch chowder, hamburgers, sandwiches, and conch platters. In the evening, dinners are also well prepared -- generous portions of chicken in white wine with potatoes, Greek or Caesar salad, pan-fried pork chops, chargrilled grouper, New York strip steak, fish in coconut milk, and more.

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