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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
Flanked by several grade II listed properties, this building is said to be ‘early 16th century’ and is recorded in some of the earliest local trade directories from the 1780s.
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.
Althorne
A village pub with a beer garden, serving food at weekends, including traditional Sunday roast. Regular quiz nights.
St Lawrence
Right on the sea wall with fantastic views over the beach from the upper tables, and a sheltered beer garden area, The Stone Inn at St Lawrence offers a refreshing pint, with a seafood stall in the garden area that sells Maldon Oysters and other…
Latchingdon
Holly's Diner is attached to the Crouch Motel but open to all. Serving milkshakes, hot drinks, cakes, sandwiches, lunches and snacks, including paninis and jacket potatoes. Licensed bar.
Southminster
Wibblers Brewery, Micropub & Kitchen. Serving our real ales, craft lager, ciders and home cooked food. Open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Maldon
An attractive blend of rustic charm and modern style, The White Horse is a popular high-street pub that provides a great place to dine, drink and stay in Maldon. For those just popping in for a pint, there’s a choice of ales and lagers from Shepherd…
Tolleshunt Major
Andy & Rosie welcome you to The Bell Inn. A welcoming public house for everyone to visit with gardens open to relax and have a drink or perhaps some lunch.
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…
Maldon
Whether you're looking for a quick coffee before work or a relaxing lunch with friends, Driftwood is the perfect hangout. With its relaxed coastal vibe, inspired by Maldon's location on the Blackwater estuary, there's something for everyone…
Burnham
The New Welcome Sailor is 400 metres from Burnham-on-Crouch railway station. This Gray’s pub is a spotless, welcoming community local with two outdoor drinking areas. Darts, dominoes, pool, shove-ha’penny, table skittles and a large selection of…
Tillingham
The Cap and Feathers in Tillingham is a 15th Century english pub offering traditional pub food using locally-grown organic produce.
Southminster
Serving the local community for the last 400 years, The Kings Head public house, located in Southminster, Essex, is the perfect place to meet with friends and family.
Heybridge
This busy local pub, formerly a mill, has an open-plan bar and a small meeting room. Upstairs there is a function and pool room. Hot food is available lunchtimes and evenings
Maylandsea
Hardys is a family friendly pub in the heart of Maylandsea. Bringing you the best live music, sports screenings, quiz nights and more!
Maldon
Chef Francesco Caruso joined forces with local entrepreneur Roberto Muca to open this modern Italian restaurant and bar, offering a menu intended to give a taste of authentic Italy using local and seasonal products, combined with high-quality…
Woodham Walter
The Warren Estate has a number of flexible room options to host any social or business event. With two well equipped kitchens and a team of highly skilled chefs, we have the capacity to cater for intimate dinners for a few to delicious buffets for…
Little Braxted
Situated in an idyllic village location overlooking the green, this pub offers real ales, fine wines and traditional locally sourced country fayre. Large groups, parties and events are welcome.
Maldon
The Swan is run by Gary and Jackie and is situated in a prime high street position. It is a grade II listed building which dates from the late 15th century.
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