Tea Rooms

Originally opened as The Patisserie at Moores, relaunched as The Hideaway in 2011, renamed Anni's Hideaway in 2023 in loving memory of Anni Bichard (née Sendlhofer), an Austrian-born pastry chef from Bad Hofgastein who was at the helm when the restaurant first opened

Historic Moulin Huet Tea Room site, frequented by Pierre-Auguste Renoir during his 1883 visit and also by Victor Hugo. Revived in late summer 2023 by Natalia Silvester after being closed for an extended period.

Formerly Les Cotils Coffee Shop; renovated by C.A. Duquemin and reopened as The Swallows on 7 July 2025 under new management

The Valley Tea Rooms are an afternoon tea spot all year round, whether escaping the winter chill or admiring panoramic summer views. They offer a full traditional afternoon tea and an impressive range of homemade cakes and biscuits. There is a wide selection of loose-leaf teas…

Family-run for approximately 38 years; rebranded as Surfside in 2019; Elke Schimek took over after her step-parents ran it for 30 years

Cobo Tea Room offers freshly made cakes and scones served with homemade jam and Guernsey cream. Gluten-free, dairy-free and vegan options are available daily. Popular dishes include Guernsey bean jar, slow cooked for 18 hours, homemade crispy sausage rolls, and Guernsey beef…

Fishy Tales Tea Room is a traditional Guernsey kiosk offering light bites and refreshments. It is a favourite kiosk with the harbour community, including rowers, yachtsmen, fishermen, and visitors. The kiosk serves buttered Guernsey gâche, scones, and Guernsey Dairy ice cream…

Petit Bot Tea Room is a refreshment facility serving Petit Bot, alongside the parking there. It serves drinks, snacks and ice creams. There is outdoor seating in its sunny courtyard with views down the slipway and onto the bay. The tea room sits at Petit Bot, a sheltered cove…