The North Quay Pavilion consists of a cast iron pavilion with glazed walls and a slate roof. The expression of the structural frame is functional and the elaborate detailing of nonstructural panels creates a human scale It has an 'atmosphere' appropriate to tourism. The entrances are marked by decorated protruding canopies and the upper level of the roof is broken for a ventilation ridge chamber again marked by an elaboration of ornament at the eaves and ridge. The interior has not been inspected. There are no visual signs of structural deterioration although the building appears neglected and it is understood that the roof leaks. Many of the panels are in need of replacement although the present use of the building as an amusement arcade masks any potential of quality to the casual observer. It is suggested that there are no other comparable buildings of this architectural type on the island and that there is an architectural quality of expression worth preserving.