Bohemia Restaurant

“Where culinary tradition plus innovation equals sophisticated dining” - AA Inspector
ST HELIER, JERSEY
Our View
The Rosette award for this establishment has been suspended due to a change of chef and reassessment will take place in due course. When a road sign in southern England points to The North it could mean a journey of perhaps a couple of hundred miles; not so in Green Street, St Helier, where an identically worded sign means an easy four- or five-mile trip to Jersey's north coast. The road soon passes The Club Hotel & Spa, in the shadow of Fort Regent, the island capital's 19th-century fortifications, and from the hotel's rooftop terrace there's a good view across this essentially low-rise town. A separate entrance leads from the street to the Bohemia Bar & Restaurant, the bar area itself providing an informal setting for lunch, dinner, drinks and afternoon tea.
Facilities – at a glance
Vegetarian menu
Private dining
Features
- Seats: 60
- Private dining available
- Wheelchair accessible
- Steps for wheelchair: 2
- Accessible toilets
- Assist dogs welcome
- Days Closed: Sunday (excluding Mother or Father's Day), Bank holiday Monday
- Lunch served from: 12
- Lunch served until: 2.30
- Dinner served from: 6.30
- Dinner served until: 10
- Wines under £30: 6
- Wines over £30:
- Wines by the glass: 30
- Cuisine style: Modern French, British
- Vegetarian menu
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About The area
Discover Jersey
Jersey is the largest of the Channels Islands, but at 45.5 square miles (118 sq km) it’s still only about a third of the size of the Isle of Wight. Its human history goes back to the Neolithic period, as many megalithic tombs (knowm as dolmens) demonstrate. However, the most important history discovery of recent years was the unearthing of tens of thousands of Roman and Celtic coins in 2012. Two men with metal detectors uncovered this amazing find, and the coins are now on display at La Hougue Bie Museum. This location itself is quite a historical wonder; well-preserved Neolithic passage graves that were used for religious ceremonies around 3500 BC.
Other historic attractions on Jersey include the War Tunnels and other remnants of the German occupation, which lasted from 1940 to 1945. Liberation Day is celebrated on May 9th as Jersey’s National Day, and is an important part of the island’s calendar. Apart from its history, Jersey is well known for its potatoes and rich, creamy milk. Holiday visitors will also find plenty of opportunities for seaside pleasures, as the island has many bays and beaches.
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