Point Cross Dine: A Lunch Escape with Ocean Views and Flavors to Savor

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A Hidden Gem by the Sea

Tucked on the 1st Floor of the Millennium Domestic Terminal at Honiara’s Sea Port, Point Cross Dine is more than just a cafรฉ —it’s a midday retreat where good food, warm service, and ocean breezes come together in perfect harmony.

Whether you’re a local looking to unwind after a busy morning or a visitor exploring Honiara’s waterfront, this charming spot offers the ideal space to relax, eat, and take in the beauty of the sea.

The seating is thoughtfully arranged so diners can enjoy panoramic views of the ocean while sharing conversation, making it a perfect escape from the city’s rush.

Service with a Smile

The service at Point Cross Dine deserves special mention. The staff are professional, attentive, and genuinely friendly, ensuring that every order is delivered with care. Their polished approach turns a simple lunch into a seamless and enjoyable experience that keeps diners coming back.

A Menu that Celebrates Land and Sea

The menu is a celebration of both land and sea, offering an enticing range of options to suit all tastes—from fresh seafood and succulent steaks to light salads and flavorful sides.

The lunch specials are generous and affordable, ideal for anyone looking for a hearty midday meal.

During my visit with colleagues, I ordered a bowl of soup pork served with ripe banana and cassava, a local favorite that truly hit the spot. The soup was rich and flavorful, with tender cuts of pork that melted in the mouth.

The cassava added a soft, earthy texture, while the banana’s natural sweetness balanced the meal beautifully. It was comfort food at its best, simple, filling, and deeply satisfying.

For those who can’t finish their dishes, the restaurant offers takeaway options, allowing diners to enjoy Point Cross Dine’s flavors even later in the day.

An Atmosphere Worth Returning To

What sets this dining spot apart is how it effortlessly combines good food with an inviting atmosphere. The gentle hum of conversation, the aroma of well-prepared dishes, and the sight of the ocean stretching into the horizon create a moment of calm and enjoyment.

It’s a place where colleagues, friends, and travelers alike can pause, savor, and reconnect—with both people and flavors.

Why You Should Visit

Whether you’re seeking a scenic spot for lunch, a place to catch up with friends, or simply a space to enjoy delicious meals with a view, Point Cross Dine is a must-visit in Honiara.

It’s not just about dining, it’s about taking a moment to enjoy life, one plate (or bowl of soup pork) at a time. 

  

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