The Jolly Sailors

Amazing place, second time we have been, thought first time was a one off but truly I cannot knock this place, highly recommend anyone giving it a try 😀

Ate there for my granddaughter's 10th birthday treat. All four meals were delicious. Fish and chips were good and a really big portion it was haddock. Green Tai curry with chicken was very tasty and the king prawn linguine was excellent. Desserts were just as good and presented really well. Couldn't fault anything. Service staff were very friendly and helpful. We booked late afternoon so restaurant was not too busy or noisy. Would highly recommend.

Really enjoyed my Fish and Chips with mushy peas as did my Mum and partner who swapped her mushy peas for some side salad which wasn't an issue. Good range of beers and ales. We ate in the bar area but there is also a restaurant. Quite reasonably priced. Good atmosphere for a Thursday afternoon, quite busy. Good sized car park opposite. We had a good view of the sea. There is a seating area outside which would be lovely in warmer weather. Good walks along the seafront.

Really lovely pub with a local feel. Very welcoming, the food was fantastic and really reasonably priced, would definitely return and recommend.

Disipointing food .
Fish and chips, which they did not know what kind of fish is serving , certainly one filet with bones in it.
The roast , clasic line, overcooked, and no flavour.
They said that is ok to bring our German Shepard in , and we took a table on a side of the pub, just to be sure that we do not bother, one of the other customers came in with another big dog as ours , haven't seen us, apparently, and our dog started to bark.
We have been asked in a polite manner to take our dog out.. we were in the middle of our lunch . I 've taken the dog out , and I 've apologized, but the manager attitude makes the place absolutely a disappointing experience.

Malaysian coconut curry was the business, enough to turn you veggie, fish wasn't as fresh as I expected and the chips are rough cut, fried with the full skin on, not that appetising really.. 3 star for me, but service was very good... probably still worth a try.

Heavily changed since last visit and given a fair bit of renovation. However the choice of high tables means dining for most will be in the restaurant area. I had a pint of dark mild which was served as flat as a flute. The pub is owned by a local "chain" so think their younger clientele have influenced the choices of decor and furniture. The plus points are outside tables to the front and offering sandwiches.