Season’s Greetings

Merry Christmas and a happy New Year to all members, customers and friends of Port Navas YC Bar and Restaurant. We thank you for your support and encouragement over the last 12 months ….and of course your patience when we’ve been fully booked in the busy months. We are open next week on Thursday, Friday and Saturday 27th – 29th December and have  good availability for tables on all three days at the moment  – hope to see you then if only for a drink in our luxurious cocktail bar. 

January is actually looking quite good fun. On Friday January 18th we host the PNYC Racing supper with crews from the three PNYC affiliated boats, Black Dog, Rebecca and Juno. 

Friday January 25th is Burns Night and rest assured McSween’s haggis will feature on the menu, we recommend you book early.  

Nigel now has a date for his knee replacement operation in early February so we intend to stay open Friday and Saturdays, and will make a judgement call on Thursdays if the demand exists to be open.

Hope to see you all soon

Mike & Nigel

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