Café · Savaii · Salelologa
Savai'i Harbourside Café & Pizza Bar
Cafe + pizza bar near the Salelologa ferry wharf — the closest sit-down meal to the wharf for ferry-day travellers. Good fish & chips, poke, eggs benedict (homemade ciabatta), pizzas. Cocktails. WST 40-60 per person. Phone +685 51770.
Try the
- fish and chips
- BBQ chicken pizza
- eggs benedict
- poke
- piña colada
Caters to
- vegetarian
Also known as: Harbourside Cafe Salelologa
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About Savai'i Harbourside Café & Pizza Bar
Are reservations needed?
Most Samoan restaurants and cafes are walk-in friendly. For groups of 6 or more, or for evening dining at popular spots, calling ahead is recommended.
What are typical opening hours?
Most cafes serve breakfast and lunch (roughly 7am-3pm); restaurants typically open for lunch and dinner. Many close on Sundays — check ahead, especially outside Apia.
Do they accept cards?
Cash in Samoan tala is universal; card acceptance varies. Apia restaurants often take cards, while rural or smaller venues are cash-only. ATMs are in Apia and Salelologa.
Are dietary options available?
Most kitchens can accommodate vegetarian or seafood-free requests with advance notice. Strict vegan or gluten-free options are more limited — ask when booking.
Last updated 20 May 2026