The Beach House
Seaside dining haven on Guernsey's Pembroke Bay, blending fresh casual eats, fine wines, and panoramic ocean views for effortless beach bliss.
Perched directly on Pembroke Bay's golden sands in Guernsey's Vale parish, The Beach House is a welcoming restaurant offering casual dining with stunning sea views. Enjoy fresh seafood, sandwiches, hearty mains like Thai curries and peri-peri chicken, alongside coffees, wines, and ice creams. Perfect for beachgoers seeking relaxed meals with takeaway options in a clean, scenic spot.
A brief summary to The Beach House
- GF39+63H, Pembroke, Vale, La Jaonneuse Rd, Guernsey, GY3 5BY, GG
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- Duration: 0.5 to 2 hours
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- Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
- Tuesday 11 am-8 pm
- Wednesday 11 am-8 pm
- Thursday 11 am-8 pm
- Friday 11 am-8 pm
- Saturday 9 am-8 pm
- Sunday 9 am-8 pm
Know before you go
Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring The Beach House.
- Opt for terrace seating to savor uninterrupted sea views while dining on fresh seafood sandwiches.
- Visit weekends from 9am for breakfast options before hitting the beach; closed Mondays.
- Try the Lobster Club or Thai curry for standout flavors; gluten-free menu available.
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Activate your presenceGetting There
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Bus
Local buses serve Pembroke Bay frequently; 10-15 min from St Peter Port, £2-3 one-way, runs till evening.
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Car
Free parking nearby; 15 min drive from Guernsey Airport, watch for narrow coastal roads.
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Walk
30-45 min coastal path from Vale; scenic but exposed, best in good weather.
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Prime Beachfront Location
Nestled right on the edge of Pembroke Bay, The Beach House commands breathtaking views across the sandy expanse and out to sea. This north coast gem in Guernsey's Vale area sits amid soft golden sands popular for swimming, sunbathing, and family outings. The sheltered terrace provides an ideal vantage for watching waves crash and spotting distant headlands, making it a natural hub for beach visitors.Casual Menu Highlights
The menu caters to all-day appetites with quality, straightforward fare. Start with Lavazza coffees, from espresso to lattes, or herbal teas. Sandwiches shine: the Lobster Club stacks prawns, bacon, and seafood on ciabatta; Steak Sandwich arrives pink or well-done with red onion marmalade. Mains include Thai green curry with steamed rice, peri-peri half roast chicken, and Beach House Club with chicken, bacon, and mayo. Kids' portions and gluten-free options ensure broad appeal, while home-made cakes and ice creams tempt for dessert.Drinks and Relaxed Vibes
A solid drinks selection complements meals, featuring house wines like Chilean Sauvignon Blanc and Merlot, Italian Pinot Grigio, plus sparkling options and champagne. Beers and soft drinks round out choices for refreshing post-swim sipping. The atmosphere buzzes casually during peak beach hours, with friendly service in a clean, tastefully furnished space overlooking the bay.Practical Beach Day Essential
Open daily except Mondays, from 11am to 8pm weekdays and 9am weekends, it aligns perfectly with beach schedules. Takeaway suits picnickers, and the moderate pricing delivers value. Nearby parking, buses, and facilities like toilets enhance convenience, positioning The Beach House as Guernsey's go-to for seaside sustenance.Explore the best of what The Beach House has to offer
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