Wining and Dining - Jersey: A Visitor's Guide - page 55

Al fresco eating and drinking in the Royal Square. The Cock and Bottle straight ahead
and The Peirson to the left.
Daily Globe: This wine bar is close to the centre of town and is a suitable location for an
early evening meal, with food service starting at 5.30 from Monday to Friday. On Sunday's
food is limited to lunchtime.
Bath Street St Helier Tel: [phone]
Five Oaks: To the north of St Helier is the Five Oaks. A busy bar with locals there is also
a pleasant restaurant with a range of foods. The bar also serves real ale.
Five Oaks, St Saviour Tel: [phone]
Lamplighter: If you like real ale this is a must visit pub, in the heart of St Helier. It serves
food from 12.00 to 3.00. It is a great place to seek sanctuary after a mornings shopping.
Above the door is the only Union Flag, which was visible during the years of the German
occupation.
Mulcaster Street, St Helier Tel: [phone]
La Pulente: Situated at the southern end of St Ouen's Bay La Pulente offers standard pub
food in a great location. Popular with locals, there is always a pleasant atmosphere. The
bar normally has two real ales available and possibly the best sunsets of any pub on the
Island.
La Pulente, St Brelade Tel: [phone].