This is by far one of the better places to eat out on St Helena for an evening meal, the choice is amazing and service is five star. The location is out of town but you are rewarded by the excellent food choices and great atmosphere

You will experience local food at its best!

At the blue lantern you do not get fancy decor but you do get a good meal in friendly company, The dining room is of a basic layout more akin to a cafe or a canteen but do not let this put you off, the food and the service is great and at sensible prices.

Seafood, Bar

Nice place to meet fellow travellers have a snack or a beer followed up by a nice meal, simple but friendly atmosphere. Wonderful fresh fish, daily menu and great atmosphere beneath the flags. One of the few places you can just turn up and choose your meal from the dishes cooked fresh daily.  

Cosy · Casual · Good for groups

The Sandwich Bar is a small friendly locally run cafe and always has something different, and offers the best sandwiches on the island. If you fancy a coffee and a snack, or a full English breakfast at a very reasonable price, then this is the place to come. They also offer a takeaway service too.

The food is always good. It's on the more expensive side compared to other restaurants in St Helena but normal prices for UK and the food is delicious. There's an a la carte menu but you can also have the terrace menu that includes fantastic burgers.

There is a variety of restaurants and pubs on the island. You’ll find that the atmosphere is generally informal and that children are welcome. Jamestown has a range of restaurants, coffee shops, pubs and take-away establishments. Other eateries and pubs can be found in Half Tree Hollow, Longwood, Bottom Woods and Sandy Bay. There are also a number of mobile catering units in operation.

Since St Helena's airport has been open for a while, the number of restaurants and eateries is expected to increase. Please contact the Tourist Office for up-to-date information.