When we went there, it was under previous management and called Olivia's; they served good seafood and wine. On the left are a fish monger and one of the most popular fish & chips shops in town. This is Wakefield Quay, near these folks.
Saturday, January 20, 2007
Salt Water Cafe & Bar
When we went there, it was under previous management and called Olivia's; they served good seafood and wine. On the left are a fish monger and one of the most popular fish & chips shops in town. This is Wakefield Quay, near these folks.
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I love seafood... and now I'm hungry!
ReplyDeleteLovely blue sky, we could do with some of that!
Looks like a great place to go and have a wonderful meal. Make that reservations for 2 more please.
ReplyDeletedid you have your lunch or dinner there?
ReplyDeleteit sound great... i like so much seafood!!!
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend meg and ben ^.^
Looks like some american similar diners. Some things are everywhere the same it seems.
ReplyDeleteI love design of the building with all the windows. What is the big tower?
ReplyDeleteI also love the term "fish monger". I don't hear that here.
Fish and chips.. mmmm
Hey Meg! Ditto what Mountainboy said up there!
ReplyDeleteBut shhhhhhhhhhhhh...don't ruin his day by telling him we have all the blue sky anyone could want right now! ;)
Hey! Let's all just have a virtual meal together! FUN!
=)
Thank you every one.
ReplyDeleteMountainboy, I love sea food, too!
Photowannabe, Yes of course!
Keropok man, We haven't been there after the management was changed. But I'm sure they are good as well as before.
GiuCe, you have a great weekend too!
Ovelikios, I haven't thought about American Dinner. Ummm, it could be...
Faye, Tower belong to the Holcim. Ltd. I think it is something to do with cement. It was there before Cafe is built.
Ame, "Virtual meal together!", sounds like a plan!
Now run by Vivienne Fox who started up and successfully operated Mapua Smoke (sadly on a downhill slope since she left).
ReplyDeletePretty uninspired food once you leave the F&C arena...
Wow, thanks John. You really have good knowledge around. I had this in somewhere in the back of my head that the place is connected to Mapua Smoke house but wasn't so sure.
ReplyDeleteAnd the new people at Mapua Nature Smoke also have Flax. Same story - definitely downhill
ReplyDeleteI thought the Walnut Cafe man owned Flax. (And yes, folks, live in Nelson long enough and you get to pick up these things.)
ReplyDeleteWe occasionally have some food at smoke house. I actually like that place. The next door (Flax) is different story, somehow I never been there. I've been there before it became Flax and we were served a breakfast at 3pm.
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