City dining guide
4 guide-listed restaurants — Michelin, Bib Gourmand, Black Pearl, Must-Eat List, World's 50 Best and more. Reference quality signals; never ranked by commission, no in-app checkout.
A former pub close to the beach houses this substantial bistro, where you’ll find plenty of regulars drawn in by the great value daily set menu. There’s always plenty to choose from here, including numerous daily specials and a good selection of fresh fish – and the faggots are a must-try. You can watch the island meats, vegetables and seafood being prepared through the kitchen window.
WebsiteThis well-known seaside restaurant has been pleasing visitors and locals alike for years, and it's no surprise given its beautiful location and satisfyingly classic cooking. Situated in a whitewashed house, the restaurant's crown jewel is its smart heated terrace, which affords lovely harbour views. Look out for local Jersey ingredients on a menu featuring tried-and-tested dishes and, as the location would suggest, plenty of seafood. Start with the dressed crab on lightly toasted focaccia, then consider splashing out on a fruits de mer platter.
WebsiteSituated within the grand hotel of the same name – whose acres of grounds include tennis courts and a swimming pool – this characterful 15th-century restaurant is a fitting match for its surroundings. Sit in either the oak-panelled dining room, the brighter Garden Room or on the terrace in summer, and make sure you ask to see the impressive wine cellar too. The daily menus champion island produce, with both local seafood and vegetables from the kitchen garden making an appearance. Ensure you save room for something from the cheese trolley.
WebsiteFriendly, personally run restaurant with a terrace and beachside kiosk; the southernmost restaurant in the British Isles. Mediterranean-influenced dishes and seafood specials showcase island produce. Flavours are bold and perfectly judged.
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