The Georgian House

The Georgian House is a family-run Georgian townhouse on the cobbled streets of St Anne, Alderney, listed at 54 Victoria Street, Guernsey GY9 3UF. The venue combines a restaurant, bar, garden and small hotel, creating a flexible setting for meals, drinks, social occasions and overnight stays.

The restaurant centres on local produce, with food suited to relaxed daytime dining and unhurried evening meals. The offering includes lunch, brunch and dinner, alongside lighter choices such as crab sandwiches, tea and homemade scones served with Kiln Farm clotted cream. Coffee and conversation fit naturally into the daytime atmosphere, while the bar provides ale and fine wine for a more informal visit.

A secluded garden adds an outdoor option away from the street. It provides a setting for a chilled glass of white wine, a light meal or a quiet break during the day. Indoors, the house has a warm, friendly character and can feel lively at busier times, while still suiting slower lunches and evening dining.

Evenings may include live music, adding an entertainment element to the restaurant and bar. The venue also caters for functions and weddings, making it suitable for arranged gatherings as well as casual meals. Its mix of dining, drinks, outdoor space and accommodation allows different parts of a visit to take place under one roof.

The Georgian House has four en-suite bedrooms on the third floor. Each is named after a rock around Alderney, including Coque Lihou, Ortac, La Ronde and Verte Tete. The rooms extend the townhouse experience beyond dining and provide a base for guests staying on the island.

The Georgian House suits diners looking for locally influenced food, drinkers seeking a traditional bar setting, and travellers who prefer accommodation connected with a restaurant. The garden, live music and event facilities also broaden its appeal for social visits and celebrations.