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Good Food Guernsey
The Eat Drink & Be Local summer festival series focusing on the island's food, drink and artisanal crafts returns in 2023. The Seafront Sundays are a staple in the Guernsey summer calendar and are always popular.
Seafront Sundays take place on select Sundays throughout the summer months, when St Peter Port's seafront becomes traffic free and bursts into life with themed stalls packed full of delighful produce and products and al fresco dining. Each Seafront Sunday has a different theme, but all offer the chance to stroll along the seafront, enjoying the casual friendly atmosphere. Visit their website for more information.
Dates for 2024 Seafront Sundays are as follows:- (Subject to confirmation)
Sunday 5 May - Eat Drink And Be Local! - A celebration of local produce
Sunday 19 May - GSPCA - A fun day for all the family to celebrate the animals in Guernsey and all the wonderful work that is done to care for them
Sunday 9 June - ARTS SUNDAY - A day to celebrate our local crafters, musicians, performers and artists talents.
Sunday 16 June - Eat Drink and Be Local! - A celebration of local produce
Sunday 30 June - St Johns Ambulance
Sunday 14 July - MOTORSPORT
Sunday 28 July - Eat Drink And Be Local! - A celebration of local produce
Sunday 25 August - Eat Drink And Be Local! - A celebration of local produce
Blessed with an abundance of natural ingredients from sea and land, it’s not surprising that the islands should be able to boast so many high quality restaurants. Choose from hearty pub fayre, bistro dining or contemporary cuisine – healthy appetites are welcome in all of our restaurants. There are a huge variety of culinary styles available from all over the world, too. Indian, Chinese, French, Spanish and Italian sit comfortably alongside more traditional restaurants. And with the quality as high as it is, you’ll soon be back for seconds.
St Peter Port also has a good choice of lively pubs and bars where you can soak up the atmosphere…along with a few cocktails or locally brewed ales.
Tennerfest
1st October until mid November
The Tennerfest has been a popular fixture on the Guernsey food calendar for over 15 years. With gourmet menus now ranging from £10 to over £20 per person, you can feast on lobster and scallops, try local specialities of Bean Jar and artisan cheeses or tuck into favourites including fish and chips and bangers and mash. You can eat your way around the world, trying Italian and Chinese, Indian and French, without even leaving the island.
around 10% of menus still stick to the original promise of the festival and offer something for £10 - which, in this day and age, offers incredible value for money.
New to the Tennerfest, is the gourmet price band, which highlights quality as well as value for money.
You can check out the menu's on the Tennerfest website - it's always advisable to make reservations as it does get very busy!
Eating along Guernsey's Coastline - Beach Cafés & Kiosks
Nothing beats a good bite to eat after enjoying one of the wonderful activities Guernsey's coastline has to offer. Scenic views combined with tasty treats is the winning formula for our popular beach kiosks and we've picked the best of the bunch.
