Restaurants Other in Guernsey
Herm Island has an exceptional and diverse range of restaurants and dining options. The White House Hotel offers more formal dining at the Conservatory Restaurant as well as a relaxed atmosphere at the Ship Inn Brasserie or try the Black Rock Grill or light meals and snacks at The Mermain Tavern. Herm Island - where dining is always a pleasure!
We were back to Herm staying for the third time over the years, the cost of staying was expensive but we thought about past visits and were happy about this. The meals in the Conservatory were excellent and because we were vegetarian the chef gave extra items for us. However, it always used to be old style values, tea and coffee available in the lounge all day - gone. A light lunch in the Ship Inn - gone. Beach cafes closed with no notification. We were also disturbed by the number of quad bikes that were travelling at quite a speed up and down passed our room in the Foxglove Cottage starting at 8am on the dot. The staff are hard working, polite and cannot do enough for you which is so commendable. We have been day trippers to Herm since 1985 and even after Peter and Jenny Wood died the values were still the same. It now seems to be just a money making island which is so sad. We will be told that there is a lot of money being spent on infrastructure but we would have spent more if it was not so expensive. Sorry Herm you are not what you used to be.
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The Blonde Hedgehog bar and restaurant is the heart of the hotel and serves sumptuous farm-to-table dishes and delicious homely deserts made from fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. Inspired by island life on Alderney, our vision for the restaurant is to create innovative and exciting plates using predominantly locally-grown ingredients.
Dinner here proved an enjoyable experience. Food well considered, with the flavours balanced by a clearly confident chef. As it was my birthday, only sorry that champagne not available by the glass, though I had a fine Malbec instead. Lovely touch was pudding served with ‘Happy Birthday’ written in chocolate on plate. Staff attentive and service good. Fairly expensive, but worth it for food and room design.
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Muse Café & Deli is a restaurant in St Peter Port, Guernsey, that offers breakfasts, snacks, lunches, afternoon light bites, coffees and offers a wide variety of lunches and light bites.
Very nice. Clean and friendly staff. Cake was fresh and parking within a minutes walk.
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Our chefs love to create delicious, seasonal dishes.
Great Seafood at this beautiful restaurant. Modern, contemporary and totally relaxing.
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If you are looking for a fine dining experience in Guernsey then come to La Perla and sample some of the finest food available locally in this authentic Italian restaurant.
What is not to like about La Perla. From the friendly welcome, to the great value menu, yep, you really can get three courses for under £15 and delicious food.
So many things are good, actually so many things are great about this place. The menu has a good range of starters, mains and desserts. The bar has a selection of reasonably priced drinks and the staff look as if they actually want to be there, serving you.
I love the atmosphere and will go back again. One of our group ordered the apple pie for dessert and it came with ice cream, he asked if he could have custard and although it wasn’t on the menu, they served it with custard and it wasn’t a problem.
I don’t live in Guernsey but have been twice this summer already and it is becoming my ‘go to’ place. I have to eat a gluten free diet and on the first occasions asked if they could cater for me...they did and did it very well. On my second visit I didn’t need to ask and a gluten free roll was brought out for me alongside with the bread for the table....now that is good service!
So many things are good, actually so many things are great about this place. The menu has a good range of starters, mains and desserts. The bar has a selection of reasonably priced drinks and the staff look as if they actually want to be there, serving you.
I love the atmosphere and will go back again. One of our group ordered the apple pie for dessert and it came with ice cream, he asked if he could have custard and although it wasn’t on the menu, they served it with custard and it wasn’t a problem.
I don’t live in Guernsey but have been twice this summer already and it is becoming my ‘go to’ place. I have to eat a gluten free diet and on the first occasions asked if they could cater for me...they did and did it very well. On my second visit I didn’t need to ask and a gluten free roll was brought out for me alongside with the bread for the table....now that is good service!
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Les Cotils is the perfect setting for an exceptional meal to help you celebrate a special occasion or enjoy a delicious Sunday lunch.
This is the underrated gem of Guernsey. Fantastic place to stay with with clean, freshly decorated rooms. Happy, friendly staff. Even though the breakfast is great, if you get chance to eat in the restaurants at night the food is top quality.
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The Duke of Richmond Hotel is well known to both locals and visitors as one of the best restaurants in Guernsey with a wide range of luxury cuisine. The Leopard Restaurant is a welcoming venue for fine dining at any time of day. When the weather allows, The Terrace, overlooking beautiful Candie Gardens provides an al fresco dining experience perfect for morning coffee or afternoon tea, or move into the Conservatory and appreciate our cuisine under shelter from the elements.
Having read the previous review about Sunday lunch, I’m not sure we were both in the same place as we had a wonderful lunch.
The roast beef was succulent, melted in your mouth served with a rich and tasty gravy. Crispy roast potatoes with lovely fresh seasonal vegetables.
The staff were friendly, attentive and nothing was too much trouble for them.
As for the desert, wow! A trio of chocolate, what’s not to love. Top marks to the chef.
The roast beef was succulent, melted in your mouth served with a rich and tasty gravy. Crispy roast potatoes with lovely fresh seasonal vegetables.
The staff were friendly, attentive and nothing was too much trouble for them.
As for the desert, wow! A trio of chocolate, what’s not to love. Top marks to the chef.
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The Old Government House Hotel & Spa has a wide range of options for dining at any time of the day from breakfast through lunch, to afternoon tea or evening meals. Guernsey only five star hotel contains The Brasserie Restaurant overlooking private gardens and St. Peter Port Harbour, The Curry Room which is Guernsey's finest Indian restaurant, The Olive Grove which is the only restaurant in St. Peter Port with its own garden for al fresco dining with a sea view, The Centenary Bar and the Sir John Coward Lounge for drinks or afternoon tea. Adjacent to the hotel is The Crown Club where you can enjoy a light or cold meal with a wide range of alcoholic beverages while socialising with friends and colleagues in either the bar, orangery-style conservatory or outside terraces. Come visit us and discover why we were awarded two coveted rosettes by the AA for our world class cuisine.
Stayed three days. The team are professional, well trained and all smile? What a nice change!
The restaurant staff are led by one of the most professional, enthusiastic gentlemen that we have encountered in our travels. We informed the manager of our opinion too. Thank you Alessandro.
Top quality hotel with excellent cuisine and an outstanding team.
Well done OGH team
The restaurant staff are led by one of the most professional, enthusiastic gentlemen that we have encountered in our travels. We informed the manager of our opinion too. Thank you Alessandro.
Top quality hotel with excellent cuisine and an outstanding team.
Well done OGH team
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