please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Excellent restaurant (best fish finger sandwich known to man) with a Tap Room around the back.
A couple of real ales on and it must be good, as its in the 2017 GBG.
I had a very hoppy Barefoot Something (soz, can''t remember). Got better the more drank.
Excellent service and an ideal location.
Visit blogged at http://bit.ly/2wzgGCB
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Come here for the sunsets and some acceptable cask Patois (though many locals seemed to be drinking the bottled version). The food looked very popular, though I don't regret opting for the squid and chips ate on the beach.
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came here for lunch. the food was brillaint! massive portions and really friendly staff. will be coming back to guernsey in june and will definatly come in again. fantastic beach location too! after we pigged out we only had to walk a couple of feet onto the beach to sun bathe!
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One of the few pubs serving the only real ale (Patois) produced by Guernsey's Randall's brewery. Black Sheep also appears to be a permanent offering. On my visit service was good and the condition of the Patois was excellent.
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Good Guinness which in my book is always a good sign. I tried the Black Sheep real ale which was really good too. The food was delicious and the views spectacular. It's like your local away from home.
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Large pub right on the coastal road (Cobo). This is an excellent place to view the sunset (inside or from a roadside area adjacent to the pub). We also had a good meal here. Service was fairly friendly. The only real ale available was Randall's Patois. The clientele were mostly youngsters (in their 20s).
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Stayed next door at the Cobo Bay for a couple of nights several weeks ago and, as usual, eat at the Rockmount.
On going in absolutely dumbfounded! The interior had been completely changed. Gone are the carpets to be replaced by wood floors. The bar which served both the Lounge and the Public Bar had been shunted a distance down the wall toward the sea!
Happily the same high standard of food, a decent pint and an eclectic mix of oddballs and serious folk!
Still my favourite pub in Guernsey! Looking forward to a return in October.
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Potentially during the summer months this boozer should be one of Guernseys finest locations. Unfortunately for me i dont find the public bar too exciting and the front bar with the views and outside seating area 10 feet away from the beach SHOULD be great, but is spoiled by the sort of people who wear their sunglasses on their heads at night in the middle of winter. Too many nobodies who think they are sporting heroes/somebodies.
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One of the few pubs that have the local beer on hand pump. Not ideal for a night out but ideal on a hot summers day. Snooker room too.
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Probably Guernsey's most popular out-of-town pub. Local beers on tap, second-to-none bar lunches and delightful views over Cobo Bay. Spectacular in winter, when from the comfort of the front bar you can watch Atlantic breakers pounding the sea wall, just across the road.
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This pub comes with another brilloiant feaature: a large window with a view overlooking the sea in a westerly direction. The sunset views are fantastic!
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Probably the nicest pub I've ever patronised! The beer is well kept including Guernsey Bitter. Wine list is excellent and the food out of this world.
Moules Mariniere in garlic & onion are beyond description and the steaks melt in the mouth. View across Codo Bay are superb. My idea of heaven; a bowl of moules, a bottle of muscadet and a good book all ingested in a window seat. Paradise!!!!
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