Jolly Sailor - Speisekarte

the scampi and chips were great. the cod looked enormous, my friend called it wal and chips. the paella looked great, but it was said it was quite spicy that wasn't every taste, but still was beautiful.

a beautiful place to visit. 2 hours free parking at the weekend. also a park with play sand for children. the best fish and chips here, the teig is so crispy and the homemade tartaric acid sauce to die.

lunch in the sun with a view of the barges, seafood cellars for two large portions of peeled garnel, bowl on garnel, smoked makrele, smoked salmon, crans, dressed crabs and two whales. accompanied by a large chardonnay and a pint of green king ipa. good value, good quality and friendly staff.

Had a very pleasant overnight stay in nice room overlooking the Hythe and big sailing boats. Had excellent crab salad meal in the evening poached eggs on crushed avacado on toast for breakfast not served till 9am, bit late). Friendly reception, nice atmosphere and terrific location down by the harbour.

Lovely meal my Grandson had the burger and think chips he said it was the best he has ever eaten, he is 12yrs old.The fish chips were beautiful crispy batter, lovely staff cannot do enough very clean public toilets, definitely going to return, thank-you to all the staff for a beautiful meal help see you again soon. Tracie Anne

A lovely lunch with our grandson. Kids eat free on a Monday and Tuesday and it is a ‘pop up Thai kitchen’ on these days lunch times I think). Good selection of beers and soft drinks. Children’s menu was good, the beef burger with cheese and chips went down very well. We had stir fried sweet and sour chicken which was delicious. If you are in the area well worth a visit.

The restaurant had only one friendly staff member, while the rest appeared uninterested. The food was good and the service was efficient. However, the owner was rude. I sat at the bar and noticed the owner making bookings with a dog sitting on the bar. When we ordered coffee, the owner informed the waitress that they only had 15 minutes. The waitress apologized for the inconvenience. Unfortunately, there was no room to just have a drink. Overall, I would not return to this restaurant.

beautiful position for a traditional pub next to the harbour. easy from the water edge, there is a good view from the big windows in the bar. our eating was good, child pasta and garlic brot was a decent size and well made. in such a fish theme place I thought that the sampi could have been a bit less uniform and generic. chips were undercut, but the tartar sauce was excellent. the pizza was tasty and saw handmade, really beautiful pfeffersoße on it. the choice of the beer was limited to two ales, one of them was over, the best, we visited a Sunday afternoon. read out several plakate advertising sun roastntag, the main and children's menu listed a Sunday, so we tried to order two Sunday roas...

We absolutely adore seafood, so when we came across a tempting Groupon offer for a seafood meal, we couldn't resist giving it a try. We were familiar with The Jolly Sailor from previous visits to The Basin, where we had enjoyed a few drinks on the seawall but had never dined inside. Our first impressions were that of a traditional pub, with a separate area for dining. We arrived early and had a couple of drinks at very reasonable prices with friendly service. We decided to see if we could be seated early and had no problem at all. The restaurant section was bustling and packed with customers. We were impressed to see a table near us with about 18 guests all enjoying fish and chips, which loo...