Hector's Fish & Chips in the charming main shopping area of St. Helier on the Isle of Jersey is…read morevery famous for good reason. It is excellent. The fish is fresh and lightly fried. The chips are of high quality. Just add some salt and vinegar and you have a tasty meal. If you visit the Isle of Jersey, make it a point to have at least one meal here. I think you'll be glad you did.

Brilliant a must visit if you come to St Helier . Theres a takeaway side and a cafe , just like…read morethings urse to be . Huge portions and gorgous thick cut chips and you can have beer too . Service is very good and quick .

Best place for steak on the island. Way better than Wildfire across the road! Great informal…read moreatmosphere too. Price is not that bad either as £22 for fillet actually gets you two good sized pieces. They always cook it right too, I have my steak blue and they actually get it right here. For wine, the £28 Fleurie (actually the cheapest red on the menu I think) is one of my favourite wines anywhere.

Best steak house on the island and great services, always with a smile!…read more Fillet steak is getting smaller and smaller but quality remains the same.

Great location and great food. Sat on the sea front eating fresh sea food can't be beaten…read more Recommend the fish curry or the Asian ribs. Both very tasty and morish!! 2nd time here in two days so can't be bad :-). And when finished just sit and sip a beer and wine while you watch the kids play on the beach.

If you are where the prehistoric men threw over mammoths for a meal, throw yourself over for a…read moregreat snack at The Crab Shack! After fighting to get a table (no in winter I do not choose to eat on the bench outside) we got the hostess to understand that a table in 30 minutes was a better response than no table at all. The food was so worth it! The starter of Crab Bisque was divine. The fish special paice on a bed of spinach and crushed Jersey Royal was just melt in your mouth good. My partner's starter did not live to the tempura expectations, but his garlic lobster was to die for! A nice crisp South African Chardonnay to accompany the meal was all that was required. Did not reach for the Tabasco once as the flavors were just divine. Had to top it off with some Jersey soft serve ice-cream! This is what a good meal is all about. PS: the service is not bad, just a bit of "lost in translation".

Really lovely restaurant, turned up at 6:30 on Saturday asking for a table for one…read more After kindly being offered a table, it was only right that I'd order a refreshing pint of Peroni on draught. The reason I'm given such a high review is because I've always been weary for ordering Surf and Turf, and on your plate you'd get a delicious piece of steak and some prawns over it. The Salty Dog really delivered on the SURF and TURF, I'd highly recommend it. Half a lobster, king prawns, scallops and steak all together. I've never neglected the chunky chips so much, usually I smother them in a peppercorn sauce but when that wasn't necessary as the sweet chilli and garlic sauce was gorgeous. Perfect for the fish and meat combination. If that wasn't enough, I had to treat myself to a Home made crème brûlèe, perfectly served and enjoyed. I will definitely be returning.

Wow, this is a great find, from its quaint decor to the attentive staff, and the food. OMG it is…read morethe finest, every time we go to jersey we make a point of coming here. Well worth it, great value for money, lovely romantic spot or even a bit with the kids. A jem!!!

My favourite restaurant in Jersey, El Tico is popular with locals and tourists alike. The perfect…read moreviews across St Ouen's Bay are a highlight in all seasons and only add to the charm of the place. The menu is extensive and often changes through the special boards which line the walls above the kitchen. Fresh local produce often features heavily.

From the name, I assumed this was a vegetarian restaurant; but actually it's a Thai restaurant with…read morea select menu including meat, seafood and vegetarian dishes. It's quite small, with an upmarket vibe about it. The food is exquisitely presented on designer plates and each dish looked so good, you almost felt bad at having to eat it. We had the lunch menu and I felt that the prices were a little steep for what it was; however they are clearly catering for the elite end of the market here. We did feel a little under-dressed for the ambience, and had it been an evening meal I would definitely have felt uncomfortable in my casual attire. The food however was absolutely delicious. Even though my dish was basically Thai-style fish and chips, the haddock in its light batter simply melted on the tongue. Altogether the best lunchtime meal I've had in a long time. Even though we weren't prepared for the prices, the food was great and I'd love to return for an evening meal.

I would highly recommend this place to anybody looking for a good meal. It is tucked away, but well…read moreworth finding. The food was fresh and very tasty. The seafood was fresh and well cooked. Although the menu isn't that large, but it was well selected, seasonal and very fresh.

What a great place for a stop during a bike ride along the island! Great view on the bay and the…read morecastle It was a bit too early for lunch (arrived early by ferry) but the menu looked great! Staff very friendly and helpful

The picturesque village of Gorey is the most famous spot on the Isle of Jersey. The imposing Mt…read more Orgueil Castle guards the harbor and town from all invaders ... except the tourists. Stop here on a bike trip around the island for some great seafood or a Jersey tea or some real ice cream - Jersey style. For seafood there is no better place than the restaurant at the Dolphin Hotel. It is located right on the quay with a great view of the castle and harbor. And they serve a tasty variety of fresh fish and seafood...and of course Jersey oysters!

We have passed this restaurant on many occasions. This time we decided to give it a try . Although…read morewe were a little bit hesitant as to whether it would suit young kids, we were pleasantly surprised. Yes perhaps the menu could have a little bit more for kids who have not yet learned to embrace the spicy tastes. The only other downside I would say is that the portions tended to be small. The margaritas were good ( adults only)

Authentic homemade Italian food just like grandma made. The service and food are outstanding and…read morebest of all the prices are right. Started with the ice cold salad and homemade dressing and went right into the chicken Parmesan. You can't go wrong and don't forget the warm bread to start.

What an unexpected treat to find in the front-of-house area of an arts centre! The atmosphere is…read morevery laid back, but the service is anything but. Food arrived within 10 minutes of ordering at the bar - we all appreciated that as we were ravenous! Good choices for veggies or seafood lovers as well as carnivores, and the prices are very reasonable too - the veggie nasi goreng was only £7.75 for a decent-sized portion. You can't argue with that. Although it is the front-of-house bar area, it feels more like a hipster cafe; indeed I wasn't actually aware that there was a show going on elsewhere in the centre. Great value food, trendy atmosphere, fast service. Thumbs up on all fronts.

CafeJac is now a standard for me. Good food, nice laid back service and a nice cup of brewed…read morecoffee. Whenever in Jersey for the weekend I must have their egg burritos for breakfast. They kind of remind me of home and the staff now knows to find me the bottle of Tabasco! Their dishes for lunch are also really yummy with that healthy twist that reminds me of California. The curries come with brown rice. They also have a nice vegetarian selection.

Came here for a meal on a Tuesday evening. Very busy but still plenty of room to stretch you your…read morelegs. We sat upstairs in the outdoor area and the view was beautiful. One thing to check is whether they are allowing anyone to smoke. The waiter said when its busy they don't allow it but I would always double check as this indicates it is sometimes allowed. I had oysters to start. I asked for half normal and half grilled with parmesan and breadcrumbs off their menu they were happy to accommodate. The grilled oysters were great and definitely worth a go. For my main it was steak with shrimp in a garlic butter. Cooked to medium rare. The quality of the steak was nothing to go wild about but for what I paid (around £20) the quality felt about right. I also ordered the hand cut chips (they brought me the frozen ones though and had to wait quite a while to get corrected but they did apologise and gave me my second glass of wine free (£7) which I appreciated). When I got the chips they were pretty good. I also ordered spinach as a side dish. This was bland. It was literally just cooked spinach without any seasoning or extra ingredients. Avoid. For dessert I had the sticky toffee pudding with ice cream. The ice cream was excellent and think if I go back I'll just have that as the sticky toffee and cake was ok but nothing to rave about. All in all worth a visit for the atmosphere and the view. I think if I came back though I would probably stick more with the seafood option as from the other tables were being served and what my friend had this looks a much better option.

Right across the street from the marina, if you're seated outside, you can see the boats. The…read moreterrace is covered and heated, so there are no worries there. Most of the guests are in the late 40s and above and dressed slightly dressier than casual. Lots of seafood to choose from. The mussels were especially good.