St Helier Jersey my opinion of this having travelled here 4 times in the past two years is a mixed opinion.

St Helier is not my favourite of Jersey Parishes as it is very busy place packed with holiday makers, locals, finance business people working here and polish portuguese immigrants workers.
St Helier has numerous interesting shops and stores and many English famous ones such as Marks n Spencers, Boots, Woolworths, BHS, Lancashire Linens, and some big stores and two markets one is an excellent fish market with very good fish restaurant serving up lobster and various shell fish and the other market sells flowers, veg, fruit, has a christian shop, antique shop, toy shop and jewelry shop and many good cafeterias and is a great place to buy dinner time snack such as a delicious pie pizza, sausage roll, cake etc to take away and here in the
capital city St Helier there are many restaurants cafes diners and take aways incl Hectors fish n chip shop and foreign food pizzas
cafes and many hotels from 1 star to 4 star often in parts of st helier which is a little run down where many polish portuguese workers work here seasonal or live here permanently and have noticed not many english work in the hotels mostly are from poland and portuguese and polish people here are friendly and very pleasant and hard working working long hours

St Helier has a wonderful multi complex cinema, waterfront place which has a wonderful bar/cafe serving cocktails and meals and in the Waterfront which has lots to offer incl a cafe
pizza place etc and there is a sports centre at Fort Regent and a nice sea side front and various parks and puddle duck boats that go to the castle and nearby you can hire a bicycle or get a ferry to Guernsey Sark Herm or Alderney