Fun and entertainment Jersey

The Rojo is a hybrid place that offers several atmospheres with its vintage cocktail bar on the first floor, its roof-top to enjoy live music in the sun (when the weather is good of course) and its club in the basement to dance until very late in the evening. You can also enjoy good burgers, a small menu of snacks, and, more original, bratwursts, the German sausages. It is undoubtedly one of the trendy and very nice places of the weekend in Saint-Hélier. Notice to those who love long evenings!

This beautiful, modern pub in downtown Saint-Hélier is always a hit. Whether in the dining room or on the small terrace, the atmosphere is family-friendly among regulars and visiting travelers. The atmosphere goes up a notch during the karaoke evenings organized on Mondays and Thursdays (to be found on the establishment's Facebook page) or the live music evenings on Fridays and Saturdays, while the rest of the time people come in after work or a good day out on the island's trails...

The Saint Lawrence is a small, traditional, family-run pub right in the heart of the eponymous village: it didn't take much to lure us in on a late afternoon. And in terms of decor and atmosphere, it's all there. We love it, especially the little patio hidden away at the back of the establishment. And we're obviously not the only ones, as the place is often fully booked for dinner (it's not very big either). A nice stop-off on the way back from a walk to Saint-Hélier.

The Portelet Bay beach café is a must on sunny days, from spring to fall. Located on the right side of this beautiful sandy cove, this establishment is reached after a short walk or by boat. The café offers a beautiful terrace and a rustic room, all dressed in wood. A perfect spot for a lunch between a swim and a sunbathing session or to have a drink. On the menu, pizzas, antipasti, beautiful salads and the eternal and succulent linguine with crab. An excellent address

Not far from the cliffs of Portelet Bay and nestled in a superb building dating from the 16th century with a flowery and stone façade, The Portelet Inn pub is a great classic on the island of Jersey and an address that is always very popular with tourists and locals alike. The recipe for success? Good pub food brought up to date, a nice drinks menu and a nice terrace to enjoy the sun on sunny days and especially a superb view. There is also a nice playground for children

With its modern and design look in pastel tones, this beach club, just opened in spring 2022, is one of the latest trendy places on the island. We recommend coming here for a hearty breakfast or brunch, facing the sea, ideal to start the day. But above all, a few hours later, at sunset time, the cocktails are the promise of a perfect aperitif. For those with a sweet tooth, try the homemade cakes, so delicious! An address that will quickly become a must in Jersey...

The Trafalgar Inn is a small pub well placed at the intersection of High Street (the main street of Saint-Aubin) and the Saint-Aubin road (which leads out of the village). It's a typical place with a relaxed atmosphere that is perfect for a rainy afternoon with a beer in hand. Although the owner can be a bit grumpy, the atmosphere around the pool table can be nice... And it goes up a notch during the evenings when bands are playing or when there is a soccer game on the screens of the establishment.

Jersey Bowl is an 18-lane, fully automatic AMF bowling alley with Thai restaurant, bars and fast food. There is also a video game room, pool table and bowling store. And everywhere you look, there are screens to watch soccer and rugby games. Jersey Bowl also hosts many private and public events and special nights. Check out the website for more information. In short, it's the perfect place for a rainy afternoon with family and friends!

It's hard not to see this nice little pub since it's located on the parking lot and thus at the entrance of the path that leaves for the very touristy Devil's Hole. It is therefore an ideal place for a cool break, especially since it has set up a place dedicated to children, the "Little Devils Play Area" where they can scream at will. The establishment is very popular with the locals for Sunday brunches in particular. It must be said that it is well known since it is one of the oldest inns on the island.