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Restaurants in Channel Isles Channel Isles England

Restaurants in Jersey Channel Isles England

Bistro Soleil La Route de la Haule, Beaumont (01534 720249)
The Bistro Soleil rests decadently on the water’s edge at Beaumont. Unsurprisingly for a restaurant so near the sea it specialises in fantastic seafood dishes such as langoustines and pan-fried scallops. There’s also a choice of non-seafood dishes such as calf’s liver and Gressingham duck with plenty of vegetarian options too.

Longueville Manor Longueville Road, St Saviour (01534 725501)
Longueville Manor was the first of Jersey’s prestigious restaurants to earn itself a Michelin Star. Set in an elegant 13^th century manor house you can expect modern European cuisine and excellent service. This is definitely the place to celebrate a special occasion and when you can afford to push the boat out a bit.

Suma’s Gorey (01534 853291)
Suma is the younger sister restaurant to Longueville Manor, with a much younger and more contemporary feel. Set overlooking the harbour at Gorey and Mont Orgueil Castle the location is every bit as satisfying as the food. The menu is carefully prepared and lovingly presented and includes delights such as Roquefort risotto and truffle-scented woodland mushrooms.

Hotel La Place Route Du Coin, La Haule (01534 744261)
The dining room at the Hotel La Place is all you would expect of a 17^th century farmhouse and more. There are the exposed oak beams, coats of arms and tapestry style chairs. The menu combines the best of modern and traditional cooking with classics such as roast beef and Yorkshire pudding sit comfortably alongside prawn Creole.

The Atlantic Hotel
The Atlantic restaurant like so many of Jersey’s best restaurants is hotel based. Here you’ll find a recently update hotel featuring an elegant restaurant with views out over the sea. The menu is a modern British one, with only the very finest fresh produce used to guarantee great quality and flavour. The desserts are a speciality here too including an irresistible hot lemon soufflé.

Restaurants in Guernsey Channel Isles England

Cobo Bay Hotel Cobo Bay, Cobo (01481 257102)
The Cobo Bay Hotel boasts great views over Cobo Bay from the restaurant. Most guests tend to arrive early so they can enjoy a drink or two in the Chesterfield bar before taking up their table in the restaurant. The menu is an Anglo-French affair and the standard of cooking is first class all the way.

La Frégate Les Cotils (01481 724624)
La Frégate has a light and airy feel from the pale wooden floors and high backed sandy coloured chairs, to the gloriously colourful modern art that decorates the walls. The airy feel is further enhanced by the fact that every table throughout the restaurant can enjoy a sea view. The menu is based around fish with delights such as roasted sea bass and lobster bisque.

Auberge Jerbourg Road (01481 238485)
Auberge’s owner, Ian Irving-Walker has spent a small fortune on doing up an old pub and converting it into the fabulously modern restaurant that you see today. The menu is equally modern with choices ranging from starters such as butternut squash risotto and warm goat’s cheese tempura to mains such as duck with Asian spices and orange sauce and baked salmon with a sweet chilli and mango crust.

Le Nautique Quay Steps (01481 721714)
Set in a converted warehouse Le Nautique offers a great fish menu with local specialities such as Guernsey brill, that when served with a ragout of seafood is quite superb. There’s also plenty of dishes to tempt both carnivores and vegetarians alike with every care taken to ensure your meal is a memorable one.