Shaun Rankin creates fusion at Ormer

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Shaun Rankin (Proprietor, Ormer Restaurant) and Lee Smith (Head Chef)

Who? Ormer

What? Shaun Rankin’s new restaurant on the Island of Jersey is at last open. Focusing on local produce, much of it foraged, Rankin has managed to create a stellar fusion menu. The wine list is still expanding and the tasting menu is in the process of being created but it’s sure to become a destination restaurant on the island.

When? Open Monday to Saturday, year round

Where? 7-11 Don Street, St Helier, Jersey JE2 4TQ

How? Visit www.ormerjersey.com for more information

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