The best restaurants Alderney

Hurry to the terrace of this chic hotel when it's time to put your feet under the table. The view is splendid and deliciously relaxing. And the prices are quite reasonable for a good meal in such a setting. Salads and seafood feature prominently on the à la carte menu. After your meal, plunge into the armchairs for a good cup of coffee. There's also a (very good) sandwich menu, available daily from 12pm to 8pm.

Braye Chippy is a nice place in Alderney where you can enjoy a small dish on the go. In particular a good fish'n'chip or mussels and French fries. This unpretentious, really simple establishment is located in the harbor. You can eat your fish and French fries on the terrace (where you can enjoy beautiful sunsets) or take it away to have a snack on a beach of the island. Be careful, if you want to drink a glass of wine, you have to bring your own bottle. It is a very popular address for the islanders.

In the heart of Sainte-Anne, here is a very good Thai restaurant which proposes well prepared and especially very copious dishes. Excellent curries, a pad thaï to fall down and all the other great classics of the gastronomy of the Land of Smiles. It is in any case very original to eat Thai on this small island in the Channel. As an aperitif, you can also enjoy a good cocktail. Note that take-away is also possible (until 9:30 pm).

This very well kept restaurant, with a gastronomic pub atmosphere, serves very good local products accompanied by delicious fish and seafood. You can also be served in the adjoining garden at the back, with a more relaxed atmosphere, or enjoy the beautiful terrace. Very pleasant spots to enjoy a well-made menu. Near the bar, on a board, are written the daily dishes proposed according to the arrival of fish and fresh products. A simple address of great quality that we recommend.

In this friendly pub, people flock at mealtimes to enjoy the chef's gargantuan and tasty cuisine (we may be able to reheat something for you outside these times, but it's not certain). Fish, crabs and other seafood products feature prominently on the menu, but not only. You'll also find pasta, meat (the beef is delicious, by the way) and chicken. Everything is produced on site: another good reason (if you needed more) to choose this address.

In the middle of Victoria Street, this little sandwich and patisserie doesn't look like much. And yet it's an interesting place to order a sandwich, burger, panini or gulp down a soup of the day before setting off on a stroll to the other end of the island. Before finishing off with a crêpe, a brownie or a slice of pie. To make matters worse, the prices are affordable, the products used are fresh daily and the portions rather generous. A good place to eat on the go, especially as you can also eat in.