Built around 1836, Grade II listed. Refurbished in 2026, re-opened 12 October with a new tenant, this is a popular locals' pub that has a vibrant atmosphere. It takes its name from the Seale family, who were first recorded as merchants in Jersey, and who moved to town in 1720. Sir John Henry Seale was once the the MP for the town, and was also responsible for the purchased cannons to defend the estuary in the Napoleonic era. The cannons can still be seen at Bayards Cove.
Bed & Breakfast is available.
This Pub serves 1 changing beer and 1 regular beer.
Source: National
Cask Ale
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