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Tolleshunt D'Arcy
This friendly pub has two bars offering various guest ales alongside traditional favourites and a restaurant serving fresh home cooked food prepared with locally sourced produce.
Maldon
This 15th-century CAMRA award winning pub has a village feel despite its town location. Beer and cider festivals are held annually and lunchtime snacks are available.
Maldon
A local pub that offers an all day food menu that caters for everyone. From sandwiches to pizza and burgers, we have it all.
Burnham-On-Crouch
17th century building with many original exposed beams and fire places overlooks the River Crouch. The Waterside restaurant offers lunchtime and evening Tablé d'hoté with full à la Carte menus. Seats 50. Full Licence.
Burnham-On-Crouch
The Anchor originally dates back to the 1700s. It is a Grade II Listed Building set within the conservation area of Burnham on Crouch.
We are situated on the Quay side & have the River Crouch at the front of the pub & our car park to the rear…
Woodham Walter
Step back in time to proper little country pub, with old bricks and beams and a real log fire. The name becomes obvious when you arrive - there are pictures of cats, statues of cats, and one or two real ones as well.
Maldon
This 450 year old listed building features a large, open fire in the main bar and a raised deck overlooking the River Chelmer. A selection of real ales are available. Hot meals are available and there is occasional live music.
North Fambridge
Essex weatherboard pub with accommodation, log fires, oak beams and traditional home-cooked food, next to the River Crouch. There is a separate (non-smoking) 28-seat restaurant. Large conservatory (38 seats) opening onto beer garden.
Maldon
We are a family run pub in Woodham Mortimer, between Maldon and Danbury in Essex. We serve home cooked food from local produce and have a great range of beer, ales and wine.
Wickham Bishops
Mrs Salisbury has opened its latest cafe in the former Mitre pub in Wickham Bishops. The main, split-level area has old beams and a roaring log fire on colder days, while there are tables and chairs on the front patio for sunnier days and dog owners.
Heybridge
The View Cafe has spectacular views over the Blackwater Estuary and Osea Island, and is run by Wilkin & Son Tiptree Jam. It has a smaller menu than most of the Tiptree Tea Rooms, but sells hot and cold drinks, local beer, cakes, sandwiches and light…
St Lawrence
In the UK so many Indian Restaurants claim to serve good food. We are prepared to exceed this claim by guaranteeing that our food and service are of a high standard, and our staff are dedicated to serve you, our customer and valued client.
Althorne
Set in lovely gardens, this magnificent 16th century thatched country pub boasts an excellent selection of well kept beers, wines and lagers. Home cooked food is available both lunchtimes and evenings 7 days a week.
Maldon
Gray & Sons - Queen Victoria. Victorian pub dating back to the mid 1800's. Home of cask Ales complimented by traditional home cooked foods, Licensees James and Paul look forward to welcoming you. Booking is advisable.
Maldon
This fantastic pub, with its enviable and superb river location, is run by Charlie & Vivian Little.
Maldon
Serving a selection of fine ales straight from the cask, as well as some superb wines, ciders, soft drinks, and tea & coffee. Cheese & pate boards with Tiptree relish also available.
Heybridge
The Maltsters is run by Kathy and Steve and offers a great friendly atmosphere and a good pint of beer. There is a small patio area at the back which is secluded and is partly sheltered.
Maldon
Based in a beautifully quirky grade II listed building, The Yard bottle shop, run by Wharf Brewery, is the smallest pub in Maldon and specialises in ales and craft beers.
Burnham-on-Crouch
The Oyster Smack Inn is a charming local restaurant and cocktail bar with accommodation. Built in the 1800's, the building is full of character and sets the scene for an outstanding and extremely popular local Restaurant. The dining room and bar are…
Purleigh
The Purleigh Bell has been an ale house since 1635. Lawrence Washington - the last member of George Washington’s family to live in England, was a regular in the early C16th. Since then, the pub has grown to make the most of each landlord’s interests…