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Mankoview Beach Resort

The restaurant dining room
The kitchen

Ghanaian and international, a few steps from the water

Open from eight in the morning until ten at night, every day. You do not have to be staying to eat with us.

When we serve

Eight in the morning to ten at night

Breakfast8:00 – 10:00
Lunch10:00 – 18:30
Dinner18:30 – 22:00
What is on

A hundred and twenty-three dishes and drinks

From the kitchen

Fourteen sections, from bar snacks to a whole grilled catch.

  • GhanaianSoups, stews and sauces, rice dishes, and the sides that go with them
  • From the seaFish and seafood, landed nearby
  • InternationalPasta, pizza, burgers and sandwiches, grills
  • To start and to finishAppetisers and desserts
  • Family meal packagesOne order that feeds four

Mains from GHS 120. Sides from GHS 30.

From the bar

Fifteen sections, soft to strong.

  • Cocktails and mocktailsGHS 100 to 150
  • Beer, cider and energyGHS 25 to 40
  • SpiritsWhiskey, gin, rum, vodka, liqueurs, aperitifs
  • WineBy the bottle
  • Soft drinks, juices and fresh extractsFrom GHS 10

Ranges, not fixed prices — the exact figure is always on the menu.

No need to find anyone

Order from where you are sitting

There are cards on the tables with a code on them. Scan it, browse the whole menu, add what you would like and send the order — it reaches whoever is on the floor, with your name and where you are sitting, so it comes to you.

Staying with us? Your room code orders to the chalet as well.

The open-air thatched bar looking out to sea
The bar, looking out
Whoever you are

Staying, or just passing

Here for the day

You are welcome without a room

The restaurant and the bar are open to everybody, whether you are staying or just passing. The pool is separate — GHS 150 for adults and GHS 100 for children, paid at the gate.

There is quad biking along the sand, and bonfires can be arranged for the evening.

If you are staying

Breakfast is included

With every chalet. Choose the night before or on the morning — oats, tom brown, tea, Milo or coffee, then eggs however you like them, pancakes, toast or fruit juice.

Served in the restaurant, or brought to your room for GHS 50.

Another place to sit

Upstairs, and behind a door

The rooftop lounge

Above the Annex, looking inland at the Ejesimanko hills instead of out to sea. Tables, shade, and a telescope pointed at them.

Open to everyone, staying or not.

The rooftop lounge looking inland at the hills
Looking the other way

Private dining and groups

The conference room seats 50 and can be laid for a meal rather than a meeting. Outside there is no such limit — weddings, church groups and company days happen on the lawn and the sand.

A table laid in the restaurant
Laid for a meal

Come and eat

Open eight in the morning to ten at night. Reservations are not needed, but they help on a weekend.