Jersey's Cosy PUBS

St Mary’s Country Inn, La Rue des Buttes, St Mary

For that countryside charm, check out St Mary’s Country Inn. Quaint and quintessentially British, this is a perfect retreat with a menu offering imaginative food at reasonable prices, including traditional favourites, grills, espetadas and scrummy puddings! They have an extensive wine list, including half-litre carafes or by the glass. If wine’s not your thing, try a pint from the great range of continental lagers, the locally brewed Mary Ann beers or the cask conditioned, award-winning Liberation Ale.

The Priory Inn, La Grande Rue, St Mary 

Take a visit to one of the oldest pubs in Jersey, The Priory Inn. Situated on the north coast, it is just five minutes’ walk from the historic ‘Devil’s Hole’. This country pub with its open log fire and original granite features, oozes rural charm and rustic character. Its picturesque surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for savouring hearty, seasonal pub-food and carefully nurtured cask ales and fine wines.

The Vic in the Valley, La Vallee de St Pierre, St Peter

For a royal getaway, visit The Vic in the Valley. Located in the stunning surroundings of St Peter’s Valley, it features two large bars and a sun terrace. It’s a favourite amongst the locals and is famous for its good quality and great value food, with locally brewed beers on tap.

The Rozel Pub & Dining, La Vallee De Rozel, St Martin

For a harbourside view, The Rozel Pub & Dining is the perfect seaside eatery! Explore the coastal cliff paths and work up an appetite for their excellent seafood and gourmet modern British classics. It’s been recommended by the Michelin Guide and had made an appearance in the AA Good Pub Guide for 2018.

The Old Smugglers Inn, La Mont Du Quasine, St Brelades

For that swashbuckling experience, The Smugglers Inn is your haunt! This pirate-themed pub is a 25-minute walk from St Brelade’s Bay. In the winter, cosy up to one of the two blazing log fires and enjoy the warmth the Smugglers has to offer. With its classic pub menu and friendly staff, it is the perfect place to have a relaxing meal or even just rest your tired legs after a coastal walk.

The Goose, La Route de la Haule, St Peter

Located just a short walk from the beach at Beaumont, this is the perfect pit-stop after a stroll along the sand. The Goose is renowned for its fantastic food which offers a varied traditional British menu at great value for money. With a dining area fitted with booth seating and large cosy sofas, it's the ideal place for a quiet meal away from the bustle of the bar. Try their flavoursome food cooked in an authentic Josper oven, a unique combination of oven and grill which burns top quality charcoal (basically an indoor barbeque)- the first in the Channel Islands!