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Campaign for Real Ale

Campaign for Real Ale

Pub Guide

Branch area pubs selling real ale

  • Alderney
    • Campania Inn 14 High Street Alderney GY9 3UG Telephone(01481) 822653
    • Chez Bar 44 Victoria Street Alderney GY9 3TA Telephone(01481) 824784

      Said to be the largest bar on Alderney, the Chez Bar, attached to La Ville hotel, offers up to three real ales on handpumps. Opening from 4pm Monday to Thursday and from noon Friday to Sunday; closing time is quoted as 'late'. All day pub favourites are offered on the food side.

    • Coronation 36 High Street Alderney GY9 3TG Telephone(01481) 822630

      The pub also has an adjacent off licence where a range of Liberation/Butcombe beers in bottle are available. Wine and spirits also available (sale restricted in Alderney).

    • Moorings Braye Street Alderney GY9 3XT Telephone(01481) 822459

      Hours shown are October 2023 hours. Expect longer hours during summer - check with their social media.

      Formerly known Rea's Bistro, and before that the Coxswain, this is a venue that is popular with locals as well as visitors. The bar's welcoming landlords are enthusiastic about quality real ale, and guest beers may be on sale during the summer. Another attraction is the lovely location, just 100 yards from the harbour. Good-value food is served from April to October.

  • Braye
    • Divers Inn Braye Street Braye GY9 3XT Telephone(01481) 822632

      Traditional pub attached to the Braye Beach Hotel with 2 real ales and real fires. The pub is furnished with wooden tables and chairs and bar counter. walk through bar area to be greeted by sea views and a superb outdoor seating area overlooking the beach. Great atmosphere enjoyed by locals and visitors alike. Themed events and music. A 'must' when on Alderney.

      No food available in the Divers but available in the adjacent Braye Beach Hotel.

  • Castel
    • Fleur du Jardin Kings Mills Castel GY5 7JT Telephone(01481) 257996

      A building of unique charm with two bars - one traditional, small and cosy, attached to the restaurant, the other recently renovated in a more contemporary style to create a comfortable, relaxing area to enjoy a beer. A door from this area leads to a large covered patio and out to the garden. Menus in both the bar and restaurant feature fresh local produce. Car Park can get very full during the busy summer months.

  • Cobo
    • Rockmount Restaurant & Bar Cobo Coast Road Cobo GY5 7HB Telephone(01481) 252778

      There are three bars, the main and largest being the lounge bar which is food orientated and has a mix of tables and chairs; if you are not looking to eat there are comfy chairs near the fire. On all the tables are cards informing you whether or not the table is reserved and asking you to vacate the table by that time. Then there is the Tap Room, off to the side of the lounge bar, with its 3 large TVs which is used to show sports events and for private hire events. The third bar is the public bar which focuses on community with a meat draw and open the box every Friday evening. There are three hand pumps, with one local regular from Randalls (either Patois or Seasonal), a changing guest beer and one local cider Rocky (from Rocquette Cider).

  • Forest
    • Deerhound Le Bourg Forest GY8 0AN Telephone(01481) 238585

      Modern pub on the main road to the airport. The emphasis is on food, and a popular choice of meals is served. Tables can now be booked ahead (link on the website), and the bar can get busy in the evenings. Outside, there is a large, sunny, decked patio perfect for summer dining, as well as benches dotted about on the grass. The car park fills up quickly at peak times.

      There are three handpumps, all serving beers from the Liberation range. While all may normally be in use, when trade is less, the range will be reduced to maintain quality.

      Instagram link

    • Le Gouffre Cafe & Restaurant Rue du Gouffre Forest GY8 0BN Telephone(01481) 264121

      Cafe/restaurant located at the bottom of a valley on the cliff walk along the south coast of Guernsey. Sea views from outside terrace.

  • Grouville
    • Pembroke La Grande Route des Sablons, Gorey Grouville JE3 9FR Telephone(01534) 855756

      Public bar with games area plus a lounge/restaurant (real ale will be brought through from the bar). Family friendly with kid's play area. A stone's throw from the beach and the golf club. A vibrant pub with a good mix of clientele. Beers may alter between the brewers listed. Randall's Loyalty Card accepted.

    • Seymour La Rue du Puits Mahaut Grouville JE3 9BU Telephone(01534) 630913

      A traditional Jersey pub, close to the beach and opposite the slipway and oyster beds. The pub comprises the Fisherman's bar with pool and darts, a lounge area the Captain's Bar, and Mary Jane's restaurant for dining (where oysters feature on the menu).

  • Herm Island
    • Mermaid Tavern Herm Island GY1 3HR Telephone(01481) 750050

      The Mermaid is a wonderful pub in an amazing place. A short journey on the Trident Ferry from St Peter Port gets you there. Welcoming pub for locals and visitors alike. Liberation Herm Island Gold is the house beer, plus regular guest ales. Large Courtyard is bustling in summer, while an open fire adds to the charm of the pub in winter. Real Ale and Cider Festivals every June and September are a must. Regular themed music and food events. Herm is a beautiful island, a great place to visit, explore and stay.

      Seasonal Opening - check the pub's or Herm's website (also for accommodation options).

  • Sark
    • Bel Air Harbour Hill Sark GY10 1SB Telephone(01481) 832052

      The Bel Air Inn is located at the top of Harbour Hill, a 750m walk during which you'll gain 80m of altitude. For the less energetic, ride the “toast rack” towed up the hill by a tractor. No cars on this island.

      This is a friendly pub popular with both tourists and local residents. Interior walls are decorated with local history and maritime pictures. Two hand pumps serve a changing selection of real ales, and a real cider. Open all day every day, with pizza available from noon until late to eat in or take away.

      Off licence sales available, including a number of bottled ales, with delivery service if required.

      There is a large beer garden and courtyard where food and drink can be enjoyed on warm days. During the summer, barbecues and live music feature at the weekend. Dogs are welcome. Cosy fire in winter.

    • Mermaid Tavern Main Street Sark GY10 1SG Telephone(01481) 832022

      A pub established before WW2, it is a little like Sark - an island that harks back to an earlier time. The decor has remained unchanged since the 1960s. The pub is child friendly and serves snacks, such as Pizza and sandwiches on request. There is an outdoor seating area. A locals pub, which extends a warm welcome to island visitors. Darts and pool can be played, in addition to the jukebox and piano. The piano is available for spontaneous sing songs or a dance!

    • Old Hall La Chasse Marette Sark GY10 1SF Telephone(01481) 832122

      A new bistro & pub, opened 1st May 2023 with one real ale on handpump which may be supplemented by a cask on gravity dispense.

      Hours shown above are October 2023 hours but they will vary with season.

  • St Andrew
    • Last Post Route Saint Andre St Andrew GY6 8XR Telephone(01481) 236353

      In St Andrew parish not far from the Church of the same name. Close to German Military Hospital & The Little Chapel. The front of the pub is the well regarded Mint Brasserie, though drinkers are welcome to sit here if it's not too busy with diners. There is a public bar at the rear, with its own entrance from the car park and outside terrace. A front beer garden is available in fine weather. Note that the pub may shut early if trade is slack.

  • St Anne
    • Georgian House Hotel 54 Victoria Street St Anne GY9 3UF Telephone(01481) 822471

      Just up from the town church, the hotel extends a warm welcome to all with handpumps on the bar. There is a pleasant garden, which during the summer months has an outside bar and casks can be found on the counter. Sometimes live music is also featured in the garden area. Meals are served all day. During the summer months, they also feature real cider. During the winter there are two Multi-Fuel fires to make it warm and cosy.

  • St Aubin
    • Trafalgar Inn Charing Cross St Aubin JE3 8AA Telephone(01534) 741334

      Traditional community pub with a strong nautical theme. Two bars - one Saloon bar at the front and a sports bar, with pool, darts and sports TV behind. Can get quite busy during sporting events. Live music generally on Fridays and Saturdays. Four hand pumps with two liberation Ales and two Guest Ales.

  • St Brelade
    • Horse & Hound La Route des Quennevais St Brelade JE3 8LL Telephone(01534) 741321

      A two bar pub. One has games and a darker decor. The other is lighter with sofas and tub chairs. Two hand pumps but real ale usually only available at weekends. No food but coffee available. TV screens in both bars. Handy for the local shops at Red Houses and close to the old railway line which is now a footpath/cycle track. Parking across the road and behind the pub.

    • Old Court House Le Boulevard, St Aubin's Harbour St Brelade JE3 8AB Telephone(01534) 746433

      The Westward pub (within the Old Court House) offers three bar areas, including one made from the original tender to the famous Westward ship, and offers pub food and local real ale. Pleasant conservatory and patio area overlooking the harbour. The original building is around 400 years old and this houses the restaurant and accommodation. Recently added the Liberation Brewery Tap Bar. This is the new showpiece for the Liberation Brewery and has three of it's beers available including beers from it's acquisition of Butcombe.

    • Old Smugglers Inn Le Mont du Ouaisne St Brelade JE3 8AW Telephone(01534) 741510

      Perched close to the beach on the edge of Ouaisne Bay, the Smugglers has been the jewel in the crown of the Jersey real ale scene for many years. Steeped in history, dating back to when pirates coming into the bay enjoyed an ale or two here, it is set within granite-built fishermen's cottages with foundations reputedly from the 13th century. Up to four real ales are usually available including a house ale brewed by Liberation and 2 changing guest beers. Mini beer festivals are regularly held. The pub is well known for its good food and fresh daily specials.

    • Portelet Inn La Route de Noirmont St Brelade JE3 8AJ Telephone(01534) 741899

      A great pub for families with indoor and outdoor children's play areas. Near to historic sites and good walks. Excellent floral displays and ivy-clad building. Several bar areas round a main servery. Plenty of outside seating. Dogs welcome outside only. Super views over the sea and bay just next to the pub. The bus stops in the car park. Food service hours may vary in summer and in Mamma's Kitchen (pizza/pasta) - please check.

    • Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club Le Mont Du Boulevard St Brelade JE3 8AD

      This is a members (and invited guests) only club, but we think it has one handpump (beer unknown)

    • Tenby The Bulwarks St Brelade JE3 8AB Telephone(01534) 741224

      Contemporary eclectic interior mainly given over to dining although there are a number of drinker's tables. Nice views across the harbour. Piped music. No machines. No TV's. Dogs welcome outside only. Randalls Loyalty Card accepted May 2022 report: While the pub still has two handpumps there was no real ale and the pub possibly isn't getting any more. Update 28/04/2024: The pub was serving Fuller's London Pride and it was good; it is also listed on the pub's website.

  • St Clement
    • Le Hocq La Grande Route de la Cote St Clement JE2 6FP Telephone(01534) 854924

      A traditional Jersey pub and eatery, near Le Hocq Tower with great sea views, and reputedly the most southerly pub in the British Isles. Includes a local’s bar which offers a pool table, live coverage of all the sporting action and other bar games.

  • St Helier
    • 27 Bar (Royal Hotel) David Place St Helier JE2 4TD Telephone(01534) 726521

      A single handpump serves Liberation Ale in the Lounge Bar which has it's own entrance but is also linked to the hotel. TV screens:Victoriana-style decor with comfortable seating; and bar snacks are available. Main meals are served in the hotel restaurant.

    • Adelphi Lounge St Helier JE2 3QP Telephone(01534) 514861

      Single, comfortable bar with raised seating area. Modern but with a traditional feel to it. Very popular for food. Just off the town centre, near to the hospital and the opera house. Used by office workers; locals and tourists alike.

    • Biere Atelier Bath Street St Helier JE2 4ST Telephone(01534) 874059

      Bar may close at 8pm, particularly out of season.

      Possibly Jersey's first micropub as it is a single room with few tables and stools around the walls. There is a small bar counter with real ales on handpump and a craft beer wall behind. Popular with office workers and fast becoming a destination bar for real beer lovers. The bar is on the corner of Bath Street and Hilgrove Street and is interconnected with the nearby Bastille restaurant and bar where the real ales may also be consumed. Tables outside on the pedestrian street where food from the Bastille is served.

    • Blue Note Bar 20 Broad Street St Helier JE2 3RR Telephone(01534) 733793

      The Blue Note Bar, situated in St Helier is a friendly jazz & blues bar. Small bar with bright and sparkling fittings. Note the old Mary Ann signage. Hosting a wide variety of popular artists and musicians; the bar is a great place to enjoy exceptional live music from various artists. The premises have 3 levels with a friendly bar on the ground floor. The upper floor is used for live music and has it's own bar. No food available.

    • Cock & Bottle Royal Square St Helier JE2 4WA Telephone(01534) 722184

      Traditional town centre pub in the pleasant Royal Square. Al Fresco eating and drinking. Great place to sit and watch the world go by especially on a warm summer's day. Small ground floor bar in "Olde-Worlde" stye with another bar upstairs(can be used for functions). Access also from Halkett Place. The pub was once known as "Cosy Corner" back in the 1960's.

    • Earl Grey La Route de St Aubin, First Tower St Helier JE2 3SF Telephone(01534) 510770

      Large imposing pub which dates back to the 1800's and is on the main road between St.Helier and St.Aubin with bus stops just down the road. There is one very big bar with raised area plus a games room with snooker table and a small patio area at the rear. Pool and darts can also be played. A new food menu should be available soon - based on a "Swedish Kitchen". Basically it is a local's pub although visitors are very welcome as are children although the play area is no longer there. The one real ale will vary on a regular basis.

    • Forum 13 Grenville Street St Helier JE2 4UF Telephone(01534) 768105

      Situated only a 2min walk from town centre, the pub is named after the cinema that once occupied the site opposite. It has a modern interior but with a classic feel and includes a number of brass plaques that were taken from the old Royal Court building. Live sport and background music often feature. Five hand pumps with three real ales always available, and a large range of real ciders. Food is served in the bar from the Thai restaurant above. Traditional board games and darts available. Local CAMRA Pub of the Year 2010 and 2011.

      September 2023 report said that only one of the five handpumps was in use, carrying Old Speckled Hen at the time.

    • Lamplighter 9 Mulcaster Street St Helier JE2 3NJ Telephone(01534) 723119

      A very busy, popular town pub with the largest selection of real ales and ciders on the island. A single room with a mix of seating styles and TV's for sporting events. The beers are now all served by handpumps (not so long ago some came straight from the cask) and the range can vary from day to day. Beers from Marstons and Skinners often feature as do other guest ales from the mainland and Guernsey. They also offer a fantastic range of whiskies which includes some exclusive and rare brands. No meals served but excellent Scotch Eggs and Pork Pies are available.

    • Langtry 14 Seaton Place St Helier JE2 3QL Telephone(01534) 871781

      Reopened as the Langtry October 2021.

      In 2022 There were three hand pumps, with beers from Liberation Ale and Herm Island Gold plus one other, but August 2024 report said 'only one cask ale on tap'.

      Modern décor with a mixture of furniture and colour styles lends more to 'Bistro' than 'Boozer' as does the menu. Much improved from it's previous incarnation.

      Modernised food-led bar, specialising in Pizza but drinkers are welcome.

      A short walk from the town centre, shops, Opera House and bus station.

    • Peirson 17 Royal Square St Helier JE2 4WA Telephone(01534) 722726

      The pub is nestled in the corner of the Royal Square in the centre of St Helier. Named after Major Francis Peirson, it contains historical reminders of the Battle of Jersey in 1781. One ale is always on handpump plus an occasional additional ale on gravity. Excellent food is served at lunchtime throughout the year, with evening meals also on offer in summer. The pub has a good reputation with locals and visitors alike. Outside seating is extremely popular in the summer months.

    • Post Horn Hue Street St Helier JE2 3RE Telephone(01534) 872853

      Busy, friendly pub adjacent to the precinct and five minutes' walk from the Royal Square, recently refurbished. Popular at lunchtimes with its own nucleus of regulars, it offers up to four draught ales. The large L-shaped public bar extends into the lounge area where there is an open fire and TV showing sport. A good selection of freshly cooked food is served. There is a large function room on the first floor, a drinking area outside and a public car park nearby.

    • Prince of Wales Tavern 8 Hilgrove Street St Helier JE2 4SL Telephone(01534) 737378

      A traditional pub, next to the historic central market, offering a large selection of up to eight cask ales which are advertised on blackboards. Victorian style interior with a bright and sparkling back bar which features a large selection of whiskies. No food is served but there are a number of eateries nearby. The beer garden - at the rear - is a pleasant spot to have a relaxing drink before, during or after your shopping. Note that the pub is Cash only, no card payments.

      Reported in September 2023 to be a cash only bar and this was confirmed March 2024.

    • St Helier Yacht Club South Pier St Helier JE2 3NB Telephone(01534) 732229

      Situated in a prominent position overlooking the busy port of St Helier, the Yacht Club, now in its second century, enjoys an unrivalled view of local boating activity. Open to members, signed guests and visiting yachtsmen, it is one of the largest yacht clubs in British waters - the clubhouse is always a hive of activity. Many social events are organised throughout the year, plus year-round sailing that includes coastal, offshore and inshore racing and rallies. Real Ales change regularly. Liberation, Skinners and others.

    • Troubadour 7 Caledonia Place St Helier JE2 3NG Telephone(01534) 631913

      Popular music venue with the music room at the back and a mezzanine above. Stage for live acts (music on Friday and Saturday) and sports TV. Small bar area at the front and plenty of outside seating - which gets very popular on summer days. No food. Four hand pumps with 2 Liberation ales plus Butcombe Original may alternate with possibly Adam Henson's Rare Breed (also from Butcombe)

    • Victoria Tavern Minden Place St Helier JE2 4WQ Telephone07797 892217
  • St John
    • Farmhouse La Route du Nord St John JE3 4AJ Telephone(01534) 861697

      Lovely old farmhouse pub/restaurant, a short walk from St.Johns village centre. Two buildings - the main pub and the L'Auberge du Nord which may not open at midweek in winter. Family friendly and popular with island bus tours. The bar has a rustic appeal but with a modern twist. Handy for coastal footpaths. ** Please note that this property has recently been bought by Randalls (Pubco) so beer range and other facitiies may change as a result.

    • Les Fontaines Tavern La Route du Nord St John JE3 4AJ Telephone(01534) 862707

      Traditional country pub which once was a farmhouse dating back to the 17th Century; there are low beams and door lintels throughout the pub. It now caters for all the family, offering a wide range of food and up to two real ales. Children's menu available. Pub is popular with coach parties and can fill up quickly at lunchtimes. Phone ahead and reserve a table if you want to eat.

      It's a healthy walk from St.John's village and the bus stop. Known locally as "the Northern Office". Views over the north coast and even to France!

      Wheelchairs welcome with assistance, though no disabled access toilets.

      Randall's Loyalty Card accepted.

    • St John Country Inn La Rue de la Mare Ballam St John JE3 4EJ Telephone(01534) 864690

      One hand pump serving Liberation Ale

  • St Lawrence
    • Saint Lawrence La Grande Route de St Laurent St Lawrence JE3 1NL Telephone(01534) 746020

      A very pleasant little village pub opposite the imposing church. There is a small public bar to the right as you enter and The Noshery on the left, which is for dining. At the rear is The Map Room (which as you might guess features old maps and is where you can take your children). The bar has a TV set but is mainly used to show rugby which is a popular topic in the pub. Dogs are welcome in the bar and "bikkies" are provided. There is a public car park across the road and buses stop outside.

  • St Martin
    • Captain's Hotel La Fosse St Martin GY4 6EF Telephone(01481) 238990

      In a secluded location down a country lane, this is a popular locals' pub with a lively, friendly atmosphere. It has a small, raised area in front of the bar furnished with a sofa to make a comfy zone. Meals can be eaten in the bar or bistro area, or you can take away a pizza. A meat draw is held on Friday. The car park to the rear fills up quickly.

    • La Villette Hotel La Villette Road St Martin GY4 6QG Telephone(01481) 235292

      3 star hotel located in St Martin between St Peter Port and the Airport.

    • Les Douvres Hotel La Fosse St Martin GY4 6ER Telephone(01481) 238731

      Former 18th century manor house in St Martin, near the south coast some two and a half miles from St Peter Port. Set in large private gardens with cliff walks and Saints Bay fishing harbour nearby. Well maintained, changing range of beers on their three hand pumps. Excellent meals and pizzas served in the bar or the separate restaurant. Live music on Friday nights and occasional Wednesdays. Popular with locals and visitors. Seasonal real cider.

      Les Douvres is open to residents and non-residents 7 days a week

    • Royal La Grande Route de Faldouet St Martin JE3 6UG Telephone(01534) 856289

      Large, traditional, country-style pub (ex coaching inn) at the centre of St Martin with sizeable public and lounge bars and restaurant area. The interior features traditional furnishings, cosy corners and a real fire in the colder months. Guest ales are from the Marston’s (Ringwood) and Skinner’s stables and the range may vary from those listed. Food is popular with locals and visitors alike, with a good menu served lunchtimes and evenings until 8.30pm (no food Sun eve). Very family friendly. Randalls Loyalty Card accepted

    • Rozel Bar & Restaurant La Valle de Rozel St Martin JE3 6AJ Telephone(01534) 863438

      A charming hostelry tucked away in the north-east corner of the island. It has a delightful beer garden and an excellent restaurant upstairs. Bar meals are served in the public bar and snug, where there is a real fire in the winter. Locals are friendly if sometimes a little lively.

  • St Mary
    • Priory Inn La Grande Rue St Mary JE3 3BD Telephone(01534) 485307

      One of the island's oldest pubs this farmhouse-style building is popular with locals and tourists alike. The bar has stone walls and a features half-barrels on the counter front and in winter months, a roaring fire. There is a small function room up the stone staircase. It is noted for it's home made fish & chips. Caters well for families with a kid's indoor playground. A good place to rest after the walk down to Devil's Hole - and the bus stops in the car park. The beer will be one of two national brands. Food may be served all day in summer months. Randalls Loyalty Card accepted

    • St Mary's Pub & Dining La Rue des Buttes St Mary JE3 3DS Telephone(01534) 482897

      An archetypal country inn from the outside, this 17th-century farmhouse is sited opposite the 13th century parish church which has a history dating back to Norman times. Following refurbishment in 2009, the interior is contemporary with a main bar and an extensive dining area. A more traditional public bar is separate and is popular with locals. Four handpumps serve Liberation ales plus one from Butcombe and another Liberation Seasonal Ale when available. Reasonably priced good food is available daily from an extensive menu. The inn has a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere with seating outside front and rear for when the sun shines. A reasonable walk from the north coast.

      May 2022 report says that there are now only three handpumps.

  • St Ouen
    • Farmers Inn La Grande Route de St Ouen St Ouen JE3 2HY Telephone(01534) 485311

      Situated in the hub of St Ouen, the rustic Farmers Inn is a typical country pub offering up to three ales as well as a locally made cider when available (usually April-July). Traditional pub food is served in generous portions (Thursday & Friday evenings) Best described as a friendly community local, there is a good chance of hearing Jersey French (Jerriais) spoken at the bar. Large outdoor seating area.

    • Moulin de Lecq Le Mont De La Greve De Lecq St Ouen JE3 2DT Telephone(01534) 482818

      Another free house on the island offering a range of real ales, the Moulin is a converted 12th-century watermill situated in the valley above the beach at Greve de Lecq. The waterwheel is still in place and the turning mechanism can be seen behind the bar. A restaurant adjoins the mill. There is a children's play space and a barbecue area used extensively in the summer.

    • Prince of Wales La Mont de la Greve d'Lecq St Ouen JE3 2DT Telephone(01534) 482278

      Imposing building overlooking the beach. Family-run guest house/bar and restaurant. The handpump is in the Lounge but beer can be brought through to the Fisherman's Bar (games room). Great views from the decked patio.

  • St Peter
    • Cheffins at The Beaumont Inn La Route de la Haule St Peter JE3 7BA Telephone(01534) 722477

      The old Forester's Arms (dating from 1717) has been totally rebuilt and transformed into a new bar, bistro and restaurant with high quality food and a mix of old and new decor. Normally two real ales available. Snacks and sandwiches are also available It is probably the only thatched pub on Jersey. The beers come from Liberation Brewery and the Randalls Pubco range and may vary seasonally. The pub may close early on quiet days.

    • Goose on the Green La Route de La Haule St Peter JE3 7BA Telephone(01534) 888273

      Food and family oriented pub offering a varied and good value for money food menu with a comfortable dining area and patio garden. Separate bar area for drinkers with sky sports TV. Two hand pumps and usually one real ale available. Generally Ringwood's or Fuller's.

    • Jersey Reds Rugby Club St Peter JE3 7BG

      On Match Days the club serves Jersey Pride - a beer brewed by skinner's solely for the club. Bars only open to non-members on Match Days. The pavilion bar is open to non-members and shows Premiership Rugby Matches during and after home games. An entry fee to the ground has to be paid at 1st Team home games (£15-£18)

    • Longfrie Route de Longfrie St Peter GY7 9RX Telephone(01481) 263107

      Country Inn in St Pierre du Bois parish. Nice redecoration inside and out which has retained the country inn feel. Very popular during the week for food. There is a single handpump which tends to serve Liberation IPA as favoured by regulars. Food is served at lunchtimes and in the evening. The bar is closed all day Monday and during the afternoon Tues-Sun. Note winter hours may vary from those shown. Closed on Mondays.

    • Sir George Carteret La Grande Route de St Pierre St Peter JE3 7AZ Telephone(01534) 485319

      Substantial village centre pub with a main bar; raised seating areas for dining and a low level games room. Typical good value pub grub with special offers and veggie option. Children welcome and children's menu available. Contemporary style pub interior (comfortable and pleasant with a mix of colours and textures). Patio Large patio at the rear. Named after the Bailiff of Jersey who helped Charles II against Cromwell - his statue stands outside. Very handy for the bus and local shops. Randalls Loyalty Card accepted.

    • Tipsy La Route de Beaumont St Peter JE3 7BQ Telephone(01534) 500111

      The Tipsy - formerly The Tipsy Toad - is the site of the original Skinner's Brewery. Recently refurbished with one main bar. Four hand pumps with rotating beers. A large selection of Gins is also available. Friendly staff and comfortable seating. There is a patio area with outdoor heating. Liberation brew a beer for the pub 'Tipsy Toad Ale'- a 3.8% Bitter. It has a separate restaurant area and an extensive menu is available.

    • Victoria in the Valley St Peter JE3 7EG Telephone(01534) 485498

      Traditional 2 bar country pub (aka Vic in the Valley) offering good value food including veggie option. One bar is mainly for drinking while the other is set out for diners. Modern decor in a lovely old pub in the gorgeous setting of St.Peter's Valley - enjoy the countryside views from the garden. A new footpath/Cycle Track from Tesson Mill and the Water Mill is now complete which takes you further up the valley to St Mary's. Just the one beer which usually comes from Butcombe. You won't get a closer bus stop than the one back to town! Oh - and beware of low flying aircraft!

  • St Peter Port
    • Albion House Tavern Church Square St Peter Port GY1 2LD Telephone(01481) 723518

      The Albion House Tavern has three separate bars including a Sports Bar and a bar overlooking the Harbour and Town Church. The two ground floor bars are themed complementing the harbour side location. The tavern has stood on this site since 1780 and, according to the Guinness Book of Records, is the closest tavern to a church anywhere in the British Isles. Beers are from the Liberation range and two are served at busier times of the year, one in winter and other quieter periods.

    • Cock & Bull 2 Lower Hauteville St Peter Port GY1 1LL Telephone(01481) 722660

      Just up the hill from the town church, with three hand pumps providing a changing range of beer. Live music throughout includes Blues/Jazz or Baroque on Mondays, open mic on Tuesdays and Irish Folk on Thursdays. A meat draw is held on Friday. Seating is on three levels with a pool table in the lower level. Good mix of local and national ales across the 3 handpumps with Marston's owned brewery beers regularly featured. Real Cider available during the summer months. Nearest bus stop is Trinity Square.

    • Copenhagen Havelet St Peter Port GY1 1BA Telephone(01481) 722199

      Located on the ground floor of a former coach house in the grounds of Hotel de Havelet. There are two hand pumps located in the bar serving local ales. There are wonderful views of St. Peter Port, Castle Cornet and Havelet Bay. The name Copenhagen derives from the favourite horse of the first Duke of Wellington, Arthur Wellesley. The decor has many nods to its equestrian past along with a Scandinavian feel.

    • Doghouse The Rohais St Peter Port GY1 1YW Telephone(01481) 721302

      Out of town pub known for live music.

    • Dorset Arms Hauteville St Peter Port GY1 1DQ Telephone(01481) 722287

      Located on edge of centre of St Peter Port close to Victor Hugo's House. The single real ale is from the Liberation range and may not always be available.

    • Golden Lion 7 Market Street St Peter Port GY1 1HF Telephone(01481) 726634

      Town centre pub opposite former Market. One room with a long bar with six handpumps for cask beer. The beer range may be greater in summer. The pub has the modern feel of a craft beer bar with live music at weekends. The first floor has been renovated to form the Lions Den, open in the evenings and available for private hire. Gluten Free beer in bottles available. Bar snacks, including hot sausage rolls available until they run out. Beers tend to come from the Liberation range.

      Guernsey CAMRA Pub of the Year 2019 and 2020. Guernsey Cider Pub of the Year 2020, though cider has now gone from the pub.

    • Guernsey Yacht Club Castle Emplacement St Peter Port GY1 1AU Telephone(01481) 725342

      Guernsey CAMRA Club of the Year 2020

    • Harbour Lights South Esplanade St Peter Port GY1 1AH Telephone(01481) 720450

      A locals pub, the Harbour Lights is a classic traditional pub, with a pool table, dartboard and a juke box.

      A report July 2023 says Liberation Bitter was available on cask. September 2024 reports said Liberation Ale & IPA as regulars and updated opening hours as above.

    • La Collinette Hotel St Jacques St Peter Port GY1 1SN Telephone(01481) 710331

      Comfotable hotel bar 10 minutes walk from Town. Attached restaurant and nice garden to rear. Can be busy especially when football is shown. Real ale is not always available.

    • Little Big Brew Co Tap Room 23 St. Georges Esplanade St Peter Port GY1 2BG Telephone(01481) 728149

      The taproom is one large hall room with bench seating and is situated on the seafront with a wide range of eateries nearby, The taproom is happy for people to bring food from outside to enjoy alongside their pint; a favourite is Otto with whom the taproom does free pizza slices for customers each Friday. Happy hour is 5pm-6pm each day.

    • Pickled Pig, Duke of Normandie Hotel Lefebvre Street St Peter Port GY1 2JP Telephone(01481) 721431

      Town centre hotel just off the High Street. Comfortable hotel bar, with three rooms, which have different areas to sit, but easily accessible to each other. There is an emphasis on dining, but you can come just for beer. Bar areas have stools and armchairs. Cosy (not real) fire. Gluten free beer in bottles. Gluten free choices on menu.

    • Red Lion Les Banques St Peter Port GY1 2RX Telephone(01481) 724042

      On outskirts of St Peter Port with two bar areas and a nice atmosphere with friendly locals. A seafront lounge overlooking Belle Greve Bay to the front and a public at the rear. On several bus routes and on the cycle route between St Peter Port and St Sampson. Real ales usually feature one from Randalls plus 2 changing guests. Bottled gluten free beer. Landlord loves rugby and there are multiple TVs on the walls so you can enjoy your favourite sports. Meal draws on Friday and Saturday evenings. Real Cider is available during the summer months. Accepts CAMRA 50p vouchers.

    • Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club 45-47 North Plantation St Peter Port GY1 2LH Telephone(01481) 725500

      Very Friendly and club open to members and visiting Yachtsmen & Yachtswomen, but not the general public.

      Summer hours shown above, may be reduced in other seasons.

      Serves 2 Real Ales, but public not allowed in.

    • Ship & Crown North Esplanade St Peter Port GY1 2NB Telephone(01481) 721368

      Situated in the heart of St Peter Port, opposite the Victoria Pier, with superb panoramic views of the marina and neighbouring islands. Liberation and Butcombe beers. Excellent bar meals with a daily changing range of specials. The ground floor 'pub' has four handpumps though not all may be in use and the actual number of beers available may vary between one and four. Background music can be loud at times. Live sports shown on multiple screens.

      The Top Deck above the pub serves meals lunchtimes and evenings but there is no handpump - only bottles. However, if they are not too busy the staff will bring beer up from the bar for you.

      Opening and food service times shown are for the pub. For the upstairs bar and Top Deck, please check the Ship & Crown's website.

    • Slaughterhouse Castle Pier St Peter Port GY1 1AN Telephone(01481) 712123

      Winner of CAMRA Design Award in 2019 for it's conversion from an Abbatoir. Modern layout with separate dining area. Randalls managed house with a varying range of real ales, many from a small breweries. Popular with locals and visitors alike there is a large outdoor terrace. Ideally situated on the harbour-side both the terrace and the mezzanine restaurant offer fine views over Havelet Bay and the harbour.

    • Thomas de la Rue 9 The Pollet St Peter Port GY1 1WQ Telephone(01481) 714990

      A traditional town pub situated in the heart of St Peter Port, overlooking the harbour and Castle Cornet. Popular with both locals and tourists, the 'de la Rue' comprises a main bar with 2 hand pumps serving a rotating selection of Liberation and Butcombe ales. Food ranges from sandwiches to pub classics like burgers and fish and chips. Downstairs is the "Front Room" bar and terrace, which can be booked for private parties but does not serve real ale. Channel Islands CAMRA pub of the year 2024

  • St Sampson
    • Pony Inn Les Capelles St Sampson GY2 4GX Telephone(01481) 244374

      The pub is situated near to two bus routes - each less than ten minutes walk away. A public bar with its own entrance has sports TV, pool and darts. There is no hand pump, but staff happily serve and bring through from main bar. In the main area, good quality food is served and regularly has one guest beer on tap. There is a separate dining room and play area for families. Large car park. May close early if trade is slack.

      The public bar is hard to spot as there is no signage, see photo caption for a guide.

  • St Saviour
    • Five Oaks La Rue a la Dame St Saviour JE2 7NH Telephone(01534) 726278

      Prominent pub on busy road junction just out of St.Helier. Two bars. Popular with families and locals. TV screens in public bar. Modern bright decor and friendly staff. Good food offer.

    • White Horse Beach Bar & Eatery The Dicq, St Clements Road St Saviour JE2 7PX Telephone(01534) 730423

      Beach bar and eatery. Two bar pub, one serving as a dining area, the other as a drinking area. Two patio areas (one for Al Fresco dining) with views over the sea and the old Mulberry tree. Smart, modern interior with some reclaimed timber work.

  • St Saviours
    • Farmhouse Hotel Route des Bas Courtils St Saviours GY7 9YF Telephone(01481) 264181

      The Farmhouse is a 14 bedroom, hotel in the heart of the picturesque Parish of St Saviours, Guernsey. Real ale not always available.

  • Trinity
    • Blacksmith's Arms (Oaklands Lodge Hotel) La Route de la Trinity Trinity JE3 5JN Telephone(01534) 861735

      This country pub has a community feel to it and is popular with locals; guests and visitors ailke and is next to the hotel complex. The food offer features Espetadas.

    • Trinity Arms La Rue es Picots Trinity JE3 5JX Telephone(01534) 864691

      Sporting the parish’s ancient symbol of the Trinity, this 1976-built pub is modern by Jersey country pub standards but has plenty of character. Owned by Liberation Group, the pub is central to and popular within village community life. It has recently undergone a full refurbishment and both bars have been merged into one with a central island bar. Food is served lunchtimes and evenings. There is seating outside, a children’s play area and car parking. Not far from Jersey Zoo.

  • Vale
    • Peninsula Hotel Les Dicqs Vale GY6 8JP Telephone(01481) 248400

      Smart looking 3 star hotel in north-west part of the island overlooking the Grand Havre. Easy to spot due to the restored lifeboat at the front door. Lovely island bar decorated with maritime ephemera. Two handpumps, though not always both in use, and serving beers from the Little Big Brew Co. range. Real ale may not always be available in winter.

      Hours shown are the minimum opening times as of September 2024, if the bar is busy they will stay open later; the bar is licensed to midnight.

    • Puffin & Oyster Grand Havre Vale GY6 8AR Telephone(01481) 200141

      Recently refurbished and renamed, Puffin And Oyster is on the northwest coast of Guernsey with spectacular panoramic views across Grand Havre Bay. The venue comprises a large bar and restaurant area, with open kitchen, while outside there are sheltered alfresco areas where you can enjoy the sea views.

      Open daily with lunch and dinner available seven days, and breakfast too at weekends.

      The bar serves an extensive range of keg beers, cider and lagers, with three hand pumps dispensing a rotating selection of locally brewed real ales.

      Dog friendly.