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PICNIC IN THE PARK FOR TWO

SEASHELLS SEAFOODS

What could be better than a seafood shop next to a park?
Seashells Seafood are at 11 Grant Street opposite Rotary Park in the middle of Port Douglas.

We had some of the daily cooked prawns, homemade seafood sauce and 
a cracking cold Pinot Grigio from home.

Prawns $11

Seafood sauce $2

Gossips Pinot Grigio $3.90

Seashells Seafoods

11 Grant Street, Port Douglas

Phone: 40994960






Promoting sensible dining in Port Douglas.

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