The Post Horn, St Helier

The Post Horn is an L-shaped pub that was busy with an early afternoon lunch crowd during my recent Wednesday visit. There was some very low background music playing and the plasma screen located on the left wall was showing muted Sky Sports News. The bar supports a standard keg range and I counted five hand pumps. One of these was unused leaving Bass and Butcombe Original alongside Liberation Ale and IPA. I decided to eat here and had a ham and mozzarella panini which for £8.25, good quality. Out the front is some café seating that was busy with tourists soaking up the sun. Decent pub worth a look.

Appealing side-street pub just on the western edge of the town centre, with a front patio area partly under awnings and hanging baskets above. Once inside, you find the 'L'-shaped bar with the lounge / dining area beyond, all pleasingly traditional in appearance. Four of five handpumps in use, and as a Liberation house these were offering the regular Ale and the IPA (£3.90), Butcombe Original and Bass as a guest.

Official site of The Post Horn - www.liberationgroup.com

Official site of The Post Horn - www.liberationgroup.com