
THE Royal St Martin
The Royal sits at the heart of St Martin's Village. A contemporary country pub with a kitchen that earns its reputation and a garden that makes the most of a Jersey afternoon. Real ales on tap, a fire that earns its keep when the season turns, and a bar worth leaning on. The kitchen takes pub food seriously. Seasonal cooking with a confident hand, modern takes on pub classics, and regular supper clubs for evenings worth planning for. Beyond the food, there's always something on. Acoustic sessions, live sport, quiz nights, and private spaces for celebrations done properly.
OPENING HOURS
Mon–Sun 11am–11:30pmKITCHEN
Mon–Sat 12pm–2:30pm & 5:30pm–8:30pm · Sun 12pm–5:30pm










Discover our upcoming events, live music, and seasonal menus

Fire up your Fridays and Saturdays. The BBQ launches on Friday 3rd July and runs every Friday and Saturday through the month, smoke rising from the garden and plates piling up. Long summer evenings, cold drinks, the grill on all night. Book ahead and pull up a bench.

There's a particular pleasure to a village pub at the end of the working day, and The Royal handles that hour as well as anywhere on the island. The new spritz menu makes it easier still. Two for £15.95, Monday to Friday from 4 til 7. Stop in on the way home, settle in for the evening, or quietly turn it into both.

Traditional Jersey Sunday lunch featuring locally-sourced meats, seasonal vegetables, and homemade Yorkshire puddings.

Two Fridays, one DJ, the volume up. DJ Dean is back on the decks from 5:30 pm on Friday 10th and Friday 17th July, easing you out of the working week and into the weekend one track at a time. Floor fillers, easy crowds, that Friday feeling from the first drink.

Live music, garden setting, summer running its course. Sessions kick off in the beer garden from 6:30pm on Friday 3rd and Friday 31st July, bookending the month with the kind of easy Friday night that only really works outside. Pull up a bench, order a round, stay for the set.

Live music to round the weekend off. Cheryl Balzan plays from 1.30 pm every Sunday, the kind of easy afternoon soundtrack that pairs well with a long lunch, a roast and another round. Drop in, settle in, stay as long as you like.