C&D Beach Bar & Grill

Top choice in Dominica


Portsmouth's most interesting menu can be found at Candy and David's charming restaurant right on the beach, where music and lighting are at just the right level, service is friendly and the chalkboard menu includes dishes such as panko-crusted pork chop with sweet-chili tomato sauce, and garlic mussels simmered in Kubuli beer. Do not miss the Hurricane shrimp appetizer!


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