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We are incredibly proud to announce that The Thomas De La Rue in St Peter Port has won the CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) prize for the Channel Islands.
Our Guernsey based pub was presented with a certificate by CAMRA representatives, and will now be entered into the organisation’s wider national competition.
Camra’s Guernsey liaison Kevin Hunter said that three pubs had been in the frame for this year’s award.
The committee felt that the De La Rue ‘fitted the bill’ when it came to what they were looking for.
‘It’s based on the pub’s improvement in recent years, it’s listed in CAMRA’s good beer guide for 2024 for its beers’ taste and clarity, as well as the pub’s general atmosphere,’ he said.
‘On top of that, the staff are pleasant and the food is popular, so the award recognises what Mandy Roberts and her team have done over the last few years.’
Visit the Thomas de la Rue in Guernsey
The Thomas de la Rue is a traditional town pub serving wholesome classic bar meals paired with an excellent selection of beers and ales, including the award-winning, Channel Islands’ brewed Liberation Ale.
Split over two floors, the main lounge bar leads directly on to the shopping precinct of historic St. Peter Port, whilst the Front Room bar provides a bright modern atmosphere and includes an al fresco terrace for warmer days.
Come night-time the Thomas de la Rue turns into one of the Islands popular spots for entertainment, with weekends being filled with open mic nights and live music.
