Catalan Bay is much quieter than the town centre and is known for its picturesque setting. More typical local Mediterranean dishes can be found here too. Although it is on the east side, it can be a long walk unless you take a taxi (available from Casemates Square).
Queensway Quay is one of Gibraltar’s most attractive waterfront dining destinations, offering a variety of restaurants with beautiful marina views and a relaxed atmosphere.
Visitors can enjoy everything from Mediterranean grills and European bistro dishes to authentic Spanish cuisine and fresh seafood.
Popular venues such as Monique’s Bistro, Casa Pepe, The Lounge Gastro Bar, and Rendezvous Chargrill are known for their quality food, friendly service, and scenic outdoor terraces overlooking the marina. Whether you are looking for a leisurely breakfast, a business lunch, or a romantic evening meal, the restaurants at Queensway Quay provide an enjoyable dining experience in a peaceful and picturesque setting.
Gibraltar Cruise Port Information
Offical Name: Gibraltar Cruise Terminal
Location: North Mole, Gibraltar Harbour
Proximity to City Centre: 15-20 mins walk
Port services including tourist information, shops, cafes, rest rooms, taxis and shuttle buses
Currency: Gibraltar Pound (£), GBP accepted at same value
Language: English (official), Spanish widely spoken
Gibraltar Time Zone: GMT+1 (UTC+1) – Central European Time (CET)