Trinity Beach Restaurant at Cape Three Points
Food and drinks are available at our restaurant at Cape Three Points, open to villa guests and outside visitors alike. The menu is a fusion of global street food and Ghanaian favorites, primarily vegetarian with fresh seafood from the sea and our own ponds. Past guests have specifically called out the pizza, the chocolate crepes, and whatever’s fresh off the boat that day. We source produce locally and regionally wherever we can, and everything is prepared fresh to order.
Visiting the Restaurant at Cape Three Points
Whether you’re staying in one of our villas or just passing through, our restaurant at Cape Three Points is open seven days a week, generally from 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM. If you’re arriving later than that, just let us know ahead of time and we can make an exception. Meals aren’t included in the villa rate, so you’re free to order exactly what you want, whenever you want it, from the full menu, with most dishes ready within about an hour. We accept cash, Mobile Money (MoMo), Venmo, PayPal, and all major credit cards, and outside visitors are always welcome, space permitting.
Trinity Beach Bar
Our bar is primarily a natural juice and smoothie bar, though we do offer some alcoholic beverages by request, including local palm wine when available, Ethiopian honey wine when available, imported red and white wines, cold beer, and malt.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Arrival & Stays
When is the restaurant open?
We generally open 7 days a week from 7:30 am to 9 pm, and can make exceptions if late arrival is communicated ahead of time.
What payment options are available?
We accept cash, Momo, Venmo, Paypal and all major credit cards
Why aren't meals included in the villa rate?
Keeping the nightly rate separate from food keeps the cost of your stay lower and lets you order exactly what you want, whenever you want it, rather than being locked into a set meal plan.
Does the seafood depend on the day's catch?
Yes, to an extent. Seafood is available throughout your stay, but exactly what’s on offer depends on the season and local supply. White fish is typically available, and lobster can almost always be arranged with a day’s advance notice.
Is the food expensive?
Compared to eating in the nearby village, yes, food here costs a bit more, and it’s worth knowing why. Cape Three Points is remote, so bringing in ingredients and supplies costs more than it would closer to a city. Much of what’s on the menu, we grow and raise ourselves, from our tilapia ponds to our own gardens, which takes real ongoing labor but means what reaches your plate is fresh and, where possible, grown right here on the property. Most guests find it a fair trade for what they get.