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Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries across Jersey in the En Primeur Club guide.

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Jersey's restaurant wine programmes include a heavily French list at Bohemia, Wine Spectator recognition at Ocean and Coravin service at Longueville Manor. Our guide covers 14 venues across 5 cities, with the largest concentration in Saint Helier. Dining there ranges from modern European tasting menus to Pan-Asian small plates and Basque-influenced cooking over fire. Bohemia holds Jersey's sole Michelin star in our guide, while Tassili pairs its tasting menus with bespoke wine flights. St Brelade combines modern British hotel dining with seafood brasseries and a beach cafe serving wood-fired pizzas. Ocean brings sommelier-led service and a substantial wine inventory to that coastal scene. St Saviour's restaurant offering centres on Longueville Manor, where a kitchen garden and island seafood accompany an extensive cellar. Elsewhere, waterfront seafood cooking continues at Green Island and Mark Jordan at the Beach. Local produce and seafood recur across these different dining formats, from formal restaurant menus to casual coastal meals.

Dining and wine in Saint Helier

Saint Helier has the largest concentration of venues in our Jersey guide. Its restaurants include tasting menus, bespoke wine flights and Basque-influenced fire cooking.

Bohemia
Bohemia in St. Helier is Jersey's sole Michelin-starred restaurant in our guide. It offers tasting menus and à la carte dining, with an extensive, sommelier-led wine list that leans heavily French and a Chef's Table in the kitchen.
Tassili
Tassili in St Helier is the fine-dining room at the Grand Jersey Hotel. It offers tasting menus and prix fixe dining, with bespoke wine flights, local and seasonal Jersey produce, and Michelin Plate recognition.
Pêtchi
Pêtchi in Liberty Wharf serves Basque-influenced food from an open kitchen with glowing coals and a wood-fired oven. Local Jersey seafood and produce feature across à la carte, tasting menu and small plates formats, accompanied by an extensive wine list.
Awabi
Awabi in St Helier is a Michelin Plate neighbourhood restaurant with a modern Pan-Asian izakaya approach. Its small plates use local ingredients, while a sake programme and craft cocktails accompany bao buns and Japanese-influenced dishes.

Coastal dining in St Brelade

St Brelade's restaurants span modern British fine dining, seafood and wood-fired pizza. Ocean holds a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence.

Ocean
Ocean in St Brelade holds a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence. Its sommelier-led wine list has 600 selections and 2,800 bottles in inventory, alongside modern British cooking that draws on locally landed seafood and Jersey produce.
Oyster Box
Oyster Box in St Brelade's Bay serves seafood on a terrace above the water. The Michelin Plate restaurant offers Jersey rock oysters and a sustainably sourced catch of the day, alongside a wine list and craft cocktails.
Portelet Bay Cafe
Portelet Bay Cafe in St. Brelade is a family-run beach cafe above a sheltered south-coast cove, with bay views and an à la carte menu. It serves wood-fired pizzas and fresh local seafood.

Manor-house dining and hotels in St Saviour

St Saviour's dining and hotel selections centre on Longueville Manor. The restaurant combines modern British cooking with a kitchen garden, island seafood and an extensive wine cellar.

Longueville Manor
Longueville Manor in St Saviour is a Michelin Plate restaurant with a 5,000-bin wine list served via Coravin. Its modern British à la carte menus draw on a working kitchen garden and island seafood in a historic manor house.
Longueville Manor Hotel and Restaurant
Longueville Manor Hotel and Restaurant in St. Saviour has a formal dining programme and a private art gallery. It received 96 points in the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels ranking.
Longueville Manor
Longueville Manor in Saint Saviour holds a Michelin Key and Relais & Châteaux recognition. The Norman manor house stands in 14 acres of woodland grounds with Victorian gardens and an ornamental lake.

Planning FAQ

Which city has the largest concentration of venues in Jersey's guide?

Saint Helier has the largest concentration, with 6 venues in our guide. Its restaurant selection includes Bohemia's modern European cooking with French influences, Tassili's tasting menus and bespoke wine flights, and Pêtchi's Basque-influenced wood-fired grill and extensive wine list.

How many Michelin-starred restaurants are in Jersey in our guide?

Jersey has 1 Michelin-starred restaurant in our guide: Bohemia in St. Helier. Its modern European cooking has French influences, with tasting menus, à la carte dining and a Chef's Table in the kitchen, accompanied by a heavily French wine list.

Where can I find extensive wine lists in Jersey?

Longueville Manor in St Saviour, Ocean in St Brelade and Bohemia in St. Helier have extensive wine lists. Longueville Manor offers Coravin service, Ocean has a substantial wine inventory and sommelier-led service, and Bohemia's list leans heavily French.

Which restaurant holds a Wine Spectator award in Jersey's guide?

Ocean in St Brelade holds a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence. Its sommelier-led list has 600 selections and 2,800 bottles in inventory, accompanying modern British fine dining at the Atlantic Hotel with locally landed seafood and Jersey produce.

By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards

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St Brelade, Jersey

Ocean

Ocean at the Atlantic Hotel in Jersey's St Brelade district earns its Michelin Plate and Opinionated About Dining Classical in Europe ranking through a menu that leans hard into locally landed seafood and classically grounded modern British cooking. Chef Will Holland's approach treats Jersey's coastline as a larder, while a 600-selection wine list with 2,800 bottles in inventory gives serious weight to the room's ambitions. This is hotel dining that competes on its own terms.

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Saint Helier, Jersey

Bohemia

Jersey's sole Michelin-starred restaurant, Bohemia holds a one-star award (2024) inside The Club Hotel & Spa on Green Street, St Helier. Tasting menus run from four courses at £99 to eight courses at £139, drawing on the island's produce and proximity to Normandy. The wine list leans heavily French, with lunch available from £52 for two courses.

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St Saviour, Jersey

Longueville Manor

The 5,000-bin wine list, served via Coravin, and a head chef with decades of unbroken tenure at the property make this one of the Channel Islands' most consistent fine-dining addresses.

St Saviour, Jersey

Saint Helier, Jersey

Tassili

Tassili occupies the fine-dining room at the Grand Jersey Hotel, overlooking St Aubin's Bay with a tasting-menu format built around Jersey's own blue lobster, wild turbot, and Angus beef. The kitchen leans classically luxurious, with playful details threaded through each course. A Michelin Plate holder (2024), it sits at the summit of Saint Helier's formal dining tier and pairs its menus with bespoke wine flights.

Saint Helier, Jersey

Samphire

A Michelin Plate-recognised brasserie on Don Street, Samphire brings modern British cooking with a Mediterranean lean to the centre of Saint Helier. Jersey oysters and raw preparations anchor the menu, while the kitchen works island ingredients into dishes that range from grilled lobster to dry-aged steaks. Prussian blue banquettes and soft lighting make it one of the more considered dining rooms in the Channel Islands.

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Beaumont, Jersey

Mark Jordan at the Beach

A Michelin Plate-recognised brasserie on Jersey's south coast, Mark Jordan at the Beach occupies a prime position above St Aubin's bay, with a glassed terrace that frames the water on clear days. The menu draws heavily on locally caught seafood, Jersey skate, mackerel, mussels, while a broader brasserie format accommodates meat dishes and showpiece desserts.

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St Brelade, Jersey

Oyster Box

On the terrace above St Brelade's Bay, Oyster Box delivers the kind of seafood-forward cooking that makes geographic sense: Jersey rock oysters served regardless of the season, a sustainably sourced catch of the day, and a menu that shifts with the tides rather than the calendar. A Michelin Plate holder in 2024 and 2025, it sits in the casual-smart tier of Jersey dining, where location and produce do the heavy lifting.

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Saint Helier, Jersey

Awabi

A Michelin Plate-recognised neighbourhood spot on Halkett Place, Awabi sits at the informal end of Saint Helier's dining scene without sacrificing ambition. The menu draws from across Asia while leaning on Jersey's own larder, producing bao buns and Japanese-inflected dishes in a room that reads somewhere between a bistro and an izakaya. At the ££ price point, it offers one of the island's more considered casual dining propositions.

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Saint Clement, Jersey

Green Island

Green Island serves Mediterranean-influenced seafood on the waterfront, with terrace seating, a leisurely pace and an extensive wine list that suits lunch or dinner.

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Saint Helier, Jersey

Pêtchi

At Liberty Wharf, overlooking Liberation Square, Pêtchi brings Basque-influenced fire cooking to Jersey's dining scene. An open kitchen built around glowing coals and a wood-fired oven handles everything from turbot chops to Ibérico ham collar, drawing on local island produce and techniques honed in Spain. Two consecutive Michelin Plates (2024 and 2025) confirm its standing in Saint Helier's modern restaurant tier.

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St Brelade, Jersey

Portelet Bay Cafe

Portelet Bay Cafe sits above one of Jersey's most sheltered south-coast coves, where the proximity to local waters shapes what ends up on the plate. The setting places it firmly in the casual coastal dining tradition that St. Brelade does better than almost anywhere else in the Channel Islands, unhurried, sea-facing, and grounded in the island's own supply lines.

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Saint Helier, Jersey

The Potato Shack

Set on Woodlands Farm in Jersey's rural interior, The Potato Shack is a farm-direct dining experience rooted in the island's most celebrated agricultural export: the Jersey Royal potato. The setting places you firmly in the agricultural tradition that shaped Jersey's food identity, offering a grounded counterpoint to Saint Helier's more formal restaurant circuit.

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St Brelade, Jersey

The Atlantic Hotel

A boutique hotel set within ten acres of private gardens above St Ouen's Bay, The Atlantic Hotel occupies one of Jersey's most considered coastal positions. The property balances year-round use through an outdoor pool for summer and an afternoon tea programme that runs against the backdrop of Atlantic surf. For travellers seeking a quieter register on the Channel Islands, it reads as a deliberate counterpoint to resort-scale hospitality.

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St Saviour, Jersey

Longueville Manor

Longueville Manor holds a Michelin Key for 2025, placing it among Jersey's most recognised country house hotels. The Norman manor house in Saint Saviour sets the architectural tone for the island's quieter, estate-style accommodation tier. For travellers weighing Jersey's upper-end hotel options, it represents the rural counterpoint to the town-centre properties clustered around St Helier.

St Saviour, Jersey

Longueville Manor Hotel and Restaurant

Longueville Manor is Jersey's most decorated country house hotel, scoring 96 points in the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels ranking. Set in Saint Saviour, it operates at the premium end of the Channel Islands' hospitality market, combining a formal dining programme with the character of a working manor estate. For travellers routing through Jersey, it represents the island's clearest argument for destination-level hotel dining.

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