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Old Smugglers Inn

The Old Smugglers Inn, Le Mont du Ouaisne, St. Brelade, Jersey, JE3 8AW | Directions
(01534) 741510
Opening hours
Bar
Monday to Sunday 11.00am -11.00pm
Food
Monday to Saturday 12.00am - 2.00pm & 6.00pm -9.00pm
Sunday 12.00am - 5.00pm
Methods of Payment
Ratings & Reviews
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by Tina Field 10.10.19
Excellent food and beer
We went to the Old Smugglers twice during our one week visit, and as usual, the waitresses were very friendly and helpful, and the food excellent. I love the espetadas! And it's my husband's favourite place for a good pint of 'Old Smugglers' beer.
We've been going here for years and it never disappoints.
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by Administrator 1 10.10.19
Great home cooked food and good prices. Ate here twice as food was lovely and good size portions and very reasonably priced food and drink. Cosy atmosphere little dated but doesn’t detract from the overall experience.
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by Tina Field 10.10.19
The best pub in Jersey
Never disappoints. Cosy bar and deceptively large dining area with fabulous food. Andy always provides a warm welcome.
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Description
Cuisine Type:
  • Pub Food
Dining Style:
  • Casual

The Old Smugglers Inn can be found nestling in Ouaisne Bay and offers a warm welcome no matter what time of the year you find us.



Look no further than The Old Smugglers Inn for some of the finest traditional pub fayre you will find anywhere in the British Isles. A retreat in Ouaisne bay, the Inn is a popular haunt with both visitors and locals who make this a regular port of call throughout the year.



In the summer enjoy sizzling steaks, daily fresh seafood with a good selection of wines and real ales in the adjoining restaurant. In the winter cosy up to one of our two blazing log fires and enjoy the warmth the Smugglers has to offer. A friendly welcome awaits you whenever you choose to visit The Old Smugglers Inn, and our experienced head chef ensures there will always be something on the menu to tantalise your taste buds.



“We love to use fresh Jersey produce as much as possible and our specials board often reflects this,” says Alves who has been head chef at the Smugglers for the past 10 years. “We pride ourselves on our comprehensive steak menu, but we also cater for those who enjoy traditional dishes like home made sausages and red onion gravy and delicious home made steak and Guinness pies. But if you just want to indulge in fish and chips then we can also fit that bill too.”

  • Steakhouse & Seafood
  • Real Ales & Traditional Ciders
  • FREE Wi-Fi Access Hotspots
  • Large Screen TV for Sports
  • Darts Boards and Other Games
  • Function Room for Private Hire
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