Good food, cold drinks, and sunsets right on the sand.
Fresh caught seafood cooked to order, feet in the sand, reggae on the breeze.
Eggy cooks what the fishermen bring in that day. Big, generous plates of seafood, seasoned simple so the freshness does the talking. Curried, garlic, fried or steamed, served with rice & peas or fried bammy.
Fresh spiny lobster simmered in island curry. Rich, fragrant and full of flavour.
Buttery, garlicky and grilled to order. Reviewers call it the best meal of their whole trip.
Whole fried fish topped with peppers & onions in tangy escovitch dressing. A true south coast classic.
Snapper, conch or whatever's landed that morning, fried, steamed or curried, your call.
Simple, fresh and affordable, cooked from scratch and always worth the wait.
Wooden tables sit right on the sand at the end of the bay, where the fishing boats bob in the water. Tourists and locals share the same view, the same cold Red Stripe, and the same slow, easy island time. As the sun drops, a crowd gathers, and nobody's in a hurry to leave.
Tables at the water's edge with an uninterrupted view of the sun sinking into the Caribbean sea.
Good music all day, and on the right night, spontaneous reggae karaoke with the fishermen.
Slam a round of dominoes with the locals once the sun's gone down. Everyone's welcome.
Ice-cold Red Stripe and a proper rum punch, poured with the sand between your toes.
No shoes, no rush, no fuss, just the waves as your soundtrack and the breeze off the bay.
A genuine mix of visitors and Treasure Beach regulars, the kind of night you'll tell people about.
The cutest little beachfront restaurant, perfect to watch the sunset with the boats bobbing. The garlic lobster was the best meal we'd had all holiday, and Eggy himself was charming. A must if you're in Treasure Beach!
A popular hangout for both tourists and locals, perfect for watching the sunset with a cold Red Stripe and the sand between your toes. The food is absolutely delicious. Could've happily sat there for hours.
Great vibe, great sunset. Don't expect the Ritz, it's a real beach shack, but Eggy cooks everything from scratch and it was amazing. Easily one of the most hospitable places in Treasure Beach.
Beach, sunset and seafood. The whole Eggy's feeling in a few frames.
Down the beach, turn left at the beach gate, and walk a minute to the end of the bay by the fishing boats. Drop us a line or just come by. Eggy's usually around.