The Old Smugglers Inn, St Brelade - pub details
Address: Quaisn�, St. Brelade, Jersey
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 16668) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served, Real ale
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> Current user rating: 6.4/10 (rated by 14 users)
user reviews of the Old Smugglers Inn, St Brelade
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| An attractive and "unimproved" pub by the glorious beach, with mainly beer drinkers mid-afternoon (surpised it wasn't doing food all day Saturday). I gave in to the Bass having despaired of the Liberation by then, and it was OK. Would definitely walk here again if I come back. mtaylor40 - 11 Jun 2013 21:38 |
| Jersey CAMRA pub of the year 2010......Really? If this is the best the island has to offer lord help the beer drinkers of the island. Walked 2 miles from St Aubin to get here expecting more only to be disappointed by cloudy Marstons Swing Low and Bass. Might as well have stayed at home in Nottingham, a lot closer to Burton-on-Trent. The frosty bar staff and stareing locals didn't help either. Maybe things improve in the summer with a better flow of customers. 427scr - 23 Sep 2011 12:58 |
| This pub has a fantastic location at the end of a narrow lane and steps away from the beach. The building itself is also full of character. There is a main bar area plus another room set aside for diners. The narrow porch at the front also has seating. Bass, Mansfield Cask Ale & Jennings Cocky Blonde were the ales on offer, whilst Westons Old Rosie was on for worshippers of the apple. Signs indicated that the pub would host a beer and sausage festival over the August Bank Holiday weekend. The reception of the landlord seemed a little frosty. This would be my only slight criticism. blue_scrumpy - 9 Aug 2011 18:41 |
| Saturday afternoon around 2pm - no food; only 5 customers (including us 2 ) and a bit sad ! Super old building with a strange "conservatory" structure at the front. I'm told it gets very busy during winter months when the atmosphere is more cosy and cheery! I had a pint of a Greene King beer (but the barmaid did put on a new ale and we stayed for one more pint - Jennings Tom Fool.) The pub is close to the beach but the newly opened Beach House looks like the place to go in summer (no cask beer though but superb views; good wine and food). I'm sure other visitors will rate The Smugglers more highly than we did but you can only comment as you find at the time !! mcroyal - 26 May 2011 13:51 |
| This was the best pub we found, the beer was good (tried two and the cider) and the food was fine, as was the host. We also were suprised at the lack of pubs on Jersey, but were perfectly happy to have visited this one. Trisdeve - 14 Oct 2010 18:05 |
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