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Beachfront seafood restaurant on St Brelade's Bay.
Nestled within the venerable Old Court House on St Aubin's harbour, Doolally's offers a contemporary Indian dining experience. This establishment serves small plates ideal for sharing, alongside a creative cocktail menu infused with South Asian flavours, all set against a backdrop of historic charm and scenic vistas.
The granite walls of the Old Court House in St Aubin have long anchored a prominent spot along the harbour, bearing witness to centuries of island life. Today, Doolally's breathes new culinary life into this historic edifice, blending its significant past with a vibrant, modern Indian sensibility. The restaurant occupies a building that once held legal proceedings, giving it a particular character that intertwines with the lively hum of contemporary dining. Doolally's has cultivated a reputation for its inventive approach to Indian cuisine, moving beyond traditional expectations to offer a menu designed for discovery and sharing. It has become a cornerstone of St Aubin's evening scene, drawing both locals and visitors to its distinctive atmosphere and acclaimed fare.
Diners at Doolally's can anticipate a culinary journey through modern Indian small plates. The menu encourages ordering a variety of dishes to share, from savoury chaat and crisp dosa to slow-cooked curries and succulent charcoal-grilled meats. The bar crafts cocktails with an imaginative twist, incorporating Indian spices such as cardamom in gin or smoky tamarind in margaritas. Upstairs, the dining room offers views over St Aubin's Harbour, providing a picturesque setting for an evening out. It's a spot favoured for lively group gatherings and intimate date nights alike.
Doolally's is situated directly on St Aubin's Harbour, in the heart of the village. It's easily accessible by car, with parking available nearby, or a short walk from the main bus routes serving St Aubin. The surrounding area is dotted with other eateries, pubs, and small shops, making it a pleasant destination for an evening stroll before or after dining. It occupies a prominent position on Le Boulevard.
For the best views of St Aubin's Harbour, request a table in the upstairs dining room when making your reservation.
Visiting on a weekday evening, or earlier on a Friday or Saturday, might offer a more relaxed experience before it becomes bustling after 8pm.
Book the upstairs room for the views. Friday/Saturday get busy after 8pm.
Le Blvd, St Aubin, Jersey JE3 8AB
We were fortunate enough to hold our Wedding at the Old Court House and entirely filled the hotel with our party. The staff were so kind and welcoming to us and our families and friends. The rooms were beautiful and cozy, the breakfast was delicious! The whole team were just marvellous! On our wedding day, everyone was so impressed at how slick and well organised the team were. The food came out super promptly, and everyone appreciated the menu choices and the consideration to their dietary requirements. We have never been so well looked after. This is a special hotel and an amazing team! Thank you so so so much Lucy, Pryska and most of all Grima who was our event coordinator who we spoke to for months in the run up to our wedding and who was so kind, helpful and excited for us.
What a super little hotel/pub. We had room ‘Jersey’ which was excellent. Bathroom superb, really large comfy bedroom and addition sun terrace/patio area too as a bonus. Oh and a nice sea view. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff who were friendly and attentive. As for St Aubin a very pretty little harbour town with plenty of nice restaurants. Having said that the food at the Old Court house was lovely too. Overall, my wife and I would highly recommend this hotel.
Loved this place. We came here for dinner when on holiday, booked 45 mins prior to arrival, 3 adults one dog. The team were very accommodating on arrival gave us a great seat, water bowl and treats for our dog, we felt incredibly welcome. Melody was our waitress and she was friendly, attentive and knowledgeable about the history of the pub, of which there is plenty. The food was delicious, we had the roast on Melody's recommendation and it didn't disappoint. As an extra treat, and without asking Melody brought extra gravy which is always a win in our book! The service was excellent, the food delicious and the pub full of charm.. you have to come.. make sure you ask to see the staircase and cellar!
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