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After dark, around the island

Night out in Jersey

Bars, live music and late nights. Pick your vibe and find your next stop.

Find your kind of night

DJ sets, live music, cocktails or a pub.

Where to go out in Jersey

Compare the music and atmosphere. Open a card for practical details.

9 / 9 places match

  1. Bar Nautique, St Helier MarinaSt Helier MarinaVenue photo unavailableDJ

    Late bar

    Bar Nautique

    St Helier Marina

    Music & mood
    Check the evening programme
    Go for
    Marina drinks before a later stop
    Details & opening notes

    How I’d do it

    Pick this for a marina setting. Ask what is on before making it your dancing destination.

    Previously Vittoria, now Bar Nautique: dine, drink and dance over the marina, under crystal chandeliers, with the music rising late into the night.

    Late opening until 1am

    Best on: Fri · Sat

    Opening notes are a guide. Confirm the date’s hours, last entry and line-up with the venue.

    Venue details
  2. The Drift at The Royal Yacht, Weighbridge Place, St HelierWeighbridge Place, St HelierVenue photo unavailableDJs & live acts

    Nightclub

    The Drift at The Royal Yacht

    Weighbridge Place, St Helier

    Music & mood
    Guest DJs, disco & soul live acts
    Go for
    A dressed-up night with a dance floor
    Details & opening notes

    How I’d do it

    Choose the actual event, not just the venue. A DJ night and a tribute act make for quite different evenings.

    The Royal Yacht’s late-night venue at Weighbridge Place. Visit Jersey lists DJ nights, tribute acts and live bands playing disco and soul; choose the event that fits your music.

    Event programme · confirm opening and last entry

    Best on: Sat

    Opening notes are a guide. Confirm the date’s hours, last entry and line-up with the venue.

    Venue details
  3. The Porter's Store, Wharf Street, St HelierWharf Street, St HelierVenue photo unavailableBackground music

    Cocktail bar

    The Porter's Store

    Wharf Street, St Helier

    Music & mood
    Cocktails first; check music listings
    Go for
    A catch-up or a first round together
    Details & opening notes

    How I’d do it

    I’d start here when conversation matters more than dancing. Book a table for a group and check the night’s programme.

    A hidden cocktail bar themed on the back rooms of grand hotels, with inventive drinks named after porters' stories. Made for a nightcap or an early start to Friday.

    Thu–Sat 5pm–1am

    Best on: Thu · Fri · Sat

    Opening notes are a guide. Confirm the date’s hours, last entry and line-up with the venue.

    Venue details
  4. Melting Pot, Caledonia Place, St HelierCaledonia Place, St HelierVenue photo unavailableBackground music

    Cocktail bar

    Melting Pot

    Caledonia Place, St Helier

    Music & mood
    Cocktails & a retro setting
    Go for
    An early drink with your group
    Details & opening notes

    How I’d do it

    Use it as your meeting point around the Weighbridge. Agree on the next stop before everyone orders another round.

    A retro 1970s spritz and cocktail bar by the Weighbridge, all colour and velvet. A fun first stop before the clubs.

    Fri until 1am · Sat 2pm–1am · other days from 2–4pm

    Best on: Fri · Sat

    Opening notes are a guide. Confirm the date’s hours, last entry and line-up with the venue.

    Venue details
  5. The Oche Club, Caledonia Place, St HelierCaledonia Place, St HelierVenue photo unavailableBackground music

    Late bar

    The Oche Club

    Caledonia Place, St Helier

    Music & mood
    Social darts; music takes second place
    Go for
    Groups who want something to do
    Details & opening notes

    How I’d do it

    I’d book the darts slot first and build the drinks around it. Check group size and price basis; small groups depend on availability.

    Tech-scored social darts with food and drinks; lanes are booked by the hour. Darts are 12+, and under-18s must leave by 9pm with an adult.

    Fri–Sat until 1am · Sun–Thu until 11pm

    Best on: Fri · Sat

    Opening notes are a guide. Confirm the date’s hours, last entry and line-up with the venue.

    Venue details
  6. Roberto's Jazz Bar, The Savoy Hotel, Rouge BouillonThe Savoy Hotel, Rouge BouillonVenue photo unavailableLive music

    Live music

    Roberto's Jazz Bar

    The Savoy Hotel, Rouge Bouillon

    Music & mood
    Jazz & Latin Jazz; blues on listed nights
    Go for
    A seated music night over a cocktail
    Details & opening notes

    How I’d do it

    For jazz, I’d look here first. The listing names Friday and Saturday jazz, with blues on Wednesday and Sunday; confirm the artist and reserve.

    The Savoy’s bar on Rouge Bouillon. Its tourism listing describes Friday and Saturday Jazz & Latin Jazz, with modern blues on Wednesday and Sunday. Confirm the performer and reserve for a music night.

    Daily until midnight · jazz & Latin Fri–Sat

    Best on: Fri · Sat

    Opening notes are a guide. Confirm the date’s hours, last entry and line-up with the venue.

    Venue details
  7. The Lamplighter, Mulcaster Street, St HelierMulcaster Street, St HelierVenue photo unavailableBackground music

    Pub

    The Lamplighter

    Mulcaster Street, St Helier

    Music & mood
    Pub conversation; occasional local acts
    Go for
    Real ale and a relaxed start
    Details & opening notes

    How I’d do it

    Make this your pub stop rather than banking on a gig. If live music is the priority, check whether an act is actually booked.

    A traditional real-ale pub with ciders and whiskies you won't find elsewhere on the island, two minutes from the bus station and occasional local acts.

    Daily until 11pm

    Best on: Mon · Tue · Wed · Thu

    Opening notes are a guide. Confirm the date’s hours, last entry and line-up with the venue.

    Venue details
  8. The Trafalgar Inn, St Aubin's VillageSt Aubin's VillageVenue photo unavailableLive music

    Live music

    The Trafalgar Inn

    St Aubin's Village

    Music & mood
    Soul singers to rock bands
    Go for
    A lively pub evening in St Aubin
    Details & opening notes

    How I’d do it

    I’d make St Aubin the evening, rather than squeeze it into a town bar crawl. Check the band, eat nearby and plan your ride home.

    A real-ale pub at the bottom of St Aubin's cobbled high street, with local bands, from soul singers to rock, on Friday and Saturday nights.

    Check this week’s live programme and opening

    Best on: Fri · Sat

    Opening notes are a guide. Confirm the date’s hours, last entry and line-up with the venue.

    Venue details
  9. The Watersplash, St Ouen's BaySt Ouen's BayVenue photo unavailableDJs & live acts

    Beach bar

    The Watersplash

    St Ouen's Bay

    Music & mood
    DJ events, rock, indie & ska
    Go for
    A west-coast night built around an event
    Details & opening notes

    How I’d do it

    Go for a named event you like, not on the assumption there is a party every night. Diner hours and ticketed evening events are different; sort the return journey first.

    The surfers' beach bar on St Ouen's Bay, hosting DJ nights and rock, indie and ska gigs. It is on the west coast, so book a taxi back to town.

    Event nights · check listings

    Best on: Sat

    Opening notes are a guide. Confirm the date’s hours, last entry and line-up with the venue.

    Venue details

A few local pointers

Open a tip when you need it.

  1. Pick the music before the postcode

    For jazz, start with Roberto’s; for a dance floor, check The Drift’s event. Watersplash is worth planning around a specific DJ night or gig, rather than treating it as a guaranteed late stop.

  2. Keep town nights in town

    Melting Pot and The Oche Club are around Caledonia Place; The Porter’s Store is on Wharf Street and The Drift at Weighbridge Place. Roberto’s is up at the Savoy on Rouge Bouillon: leave time for that separate stop.

  3. Give St Aubin its own evening

    If you like a lively pub and live bands, check the Trafalgar’s programme. Stay around the harbour for the evening rather than planning to walk there between St Helier bars.

  4. Sort the last journey first

    For St Ouen’s Bay, arrange your ride before the event. Check the actual last bus for your day; don’t assume a service runs after the music finishes. Agree on a pickup point and ask for the fare.

Three ways to put the evening together

Suggested routes. Confirm opening and the programme for your date.

St Helier: cocktails to a dance floor

  1. Start

    Melting Pot or The Oche Club

    Meet around Caledonia Place. Book darts ahead if you want to play.

  2. Next

    The Porter’s Store

    Head to Wharf Street for cocktails; check opening for your date.

  3. Later

    The Drift

    Choose a confirmed DJ night or live event at Weighbridge Place.

St Aubin: dinner and live bands

  1. Start

    St Aubin harbour

    Make a harbour evening of it; leave the car if you are drinking.

  2. Music

    The Trafalgar Inn

    Check the band and start time, then settle in for the set.

  3. Home

    Your planned pickup

    Check the last bus or book a taxi; this is a separate trip from St Helier.

Out west: build around the event

  1. Before booking

    The Watersplash

    Pick a named DJ event or gig and check tickets and entry conditions.

  2. Before heading out

    St Ouen’s Bay

    Confirm event opening separately from the diner and agree on your return ride.

  3. After the music

    Your agreed pickup point

    Keep the booking details handy. Do not rely on finding a late bus after the event.

Where to go, night by night

Show the weekly guide
  1. Quiet

    Monday

    Start with real ale at The Lamplighter; check opening rather than expect a club night.

  2. Quiet

    Tuesday

    Social darts at The Oche Club works for a group: book a slot and confirm opening.

  3. Warming up

    Wednesday

    Roberto’s listing mentions Wednesday blues; check this week’s artist and reserve.

  4. Warming up

    Thursday

    The Porter’s Store lists Thursday opening: a useful cocktail start, with the programme to check.

  5. Big night

    Friday

    Compare the band at Trafalgar in St Aubin with Roberto’s jazz in St Helier; choose one area.

  6. Biggest night

    Saturday

    Check The Drift’s event or book a named Watersplash night. Reserve your return journey too.

  7. Chilled

    Sunday

    A quieter pub or Roberto’s listed blues programme; confirm Sunday hours first.

At the bar

Roughly what does a drink cost?

A quick Jersey drinks budget, with the serving size beside the price.

Choose a bar

Indicative price guide · GBP

Draught beer1 pint · 568 ml
Approximate range: £6–£8
Cocktail1 standard menu cocktail
Approximate range: £10–£14
Vodka & cola1 single measure + cola
Approximate range: £7–£10
Cola / soft drink1 bottle or can · around 330 ml
Approximate range: £3–£4.50
House wine1 glass · 175 ml
Approximate range: £6–£9
Alcohol-free beer1 bottle or can · around 330 ml
Approximate range: £4.50–£6

These are broad planning estimates, not measured averages or quotes from individual venues. Check the menu: brands, measures, mixers and special offers change the bill.

Jersey nightlife FAQ

Where is the best place to go out in Jersey at the weekend?

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In St Helier, compare The Drift, Melting Pot and The Porter's Store. Check current programmes and closing times before planning your route.

What time do bars and clubs close in Jersey?

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Many pubs close around 11pm; some late bars and clubs run until 1am or 2am. Last admission and event hours vary, so check the venue for your date.

Where can I hear live music in Jersey?

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Check the current programmes at The Trafalgar Inn, Roberto's Jazz Bar and The Watersplash. Performances vary by date.

How much is a pint in Jersey?

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For planning, allow roughly £6–£8 for a pint. This is an indicative estimate, not a surveyed average or a venue quote; check the current menu.

What is the drinking age in Jersey?

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18, but some St Helier venues admit over-21s only. Carry photo ID.

How do I get home after a night out?

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Check the last bus for your day or book a taxi and ask for the fare. Plan St Aubin and St Ouen’s Bay as separate journeys from St Helier, not stops on a short town walk.

Keep planning your evening

After dark, beyond the bar

Sources

Music and planning sources reviewed .

Official listings support the guide; programmes, opening hours and admission rules can change. Check the venue for your date.

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