Family Dining
Wheelchair Accessible
Special
One cut, one glass, one very good reason to book a Thursday. Sirloin steak paired with a glass of Domaine Villemaine Pinot Noir, £29.95, every Thursday at the Mulcaster Grill. A midweek dinner that does the thinking for you.
Live Music
Saturday nights at The Mulcaster, get ready to settle in. Live acoustic covers from Cheryl Balzan and guest artists, a glass of something good and the kind of evening you do not want to end. No ticket needed. Just book a table and let the music carry the night.
Live Music
Every Thursday, we’re handing the floor to live sax and clarinet for two hours of effortless jazz from 6pm to 8pm. No ticket, no fuss. Just settle in with a drink and let the evening come to you.
Special
Midweek, sorted. Moules frites paired with a glass of False Bay Sauvignon Blanc, £23.95, every Wednesday at the Mulcaster Grill. A bowl, a glass, a Wednesday that pulls its weight.
Sunday Roast
Sunday lunch at The Mulcaster isn't just a roast, it's THE roast. Our house-aged prime rib, sliced to order, with bone marrow gravy, house horseradish, beef fat roast potatoes, buttered greens and crushed carrot and swede. You won't find this anywhere else in Jersey. Downstairs in the Mulcaster Pub, choose from Prime Rib or Half Roast Free Range Chicken, served with all the trimmings. Upstairs at 1823 Grill, the same great roast in a more refined setting, with a wine list to match. Whichever floor you choose, Sunday lunch at The Mulcaster is worth planning your weekend. Book your table now, you won't be disappointed.
Special
The best locals deserve a proper local. The Mulcaster Regular is our Monday to Friday set menu, available all day in the Mulcaster Pub. Two courses for £24.50 or three courses for £28.50, built around Jersey produce and a kitchen that takes as much care with a Tuesday lunch as it does with a Saturday dinner. Whether you are making the most of your lunch break or settling in for an early evening, The Mulcaster Regular is the kind of offer that turns a good pub into your pub.
