Located within the beautiful village of East Bergholt, The Haywain Restaurant is a small, intimate and incredibly charming establishment. Owners Amy and Craig have succeeded in creating a restaurant that exudes an atmosphere of elegant casualness, while at the same time serving a menu of innovative and well-rounded cuisine. The...
Read more about The Haywain Restaurant in ColchesterThe Kings Head is a stylish, contemporary pub situated in the heart of East Bergholt, just a short walk from the National Trust’s Flatford Mill. Recently restored and renovated, this 17th-Century restaurant and bar offers a warm welcome, beautiful gastropub-style cuisine, a full and varied wine list, a selection of...
Read more about The Kings Head in Nr. ColchesterSet on Clacton’s seafront, with the Victorian pier just 100 yards away, you could not hope for a more prominent Clacton location than that of the familyrun Ocean Grill. Here, diners can enjoy an exciting menu which specialises in grilled dishes. What’s more, you can even try your hand at...
Read more about The Ocean Grill in Clacton-on-SeaWith its close proximity to Clacton Pier and the busy high street, Charlie Chang’s is well positioned for a lunchtime break during a day out or a delicious evening meal. Here the prime focus is on quality food and friendly service, which has kept a loyal following coming back for...
Read more about Charlie Chang’s in Clacton-on-SeaAccording to the story, Frankie Giuliani was ten years old when, with his Mamma and Poppa, he left Sicily and landed at Ellis Island, New York in 1924. It was no surprise when the family opened a restaurant, everybody helping with the building and the cooking in equal measure –...
Read more about Frankie & Benny's - Ipswich in IpswichLandlady Jenny Pearmain and her family run the 16th-Century Marlborough Head Inn in the centre of the village of Dedham, deep in the heart of Constable Country, and their warm and friendly personalities offer a warm welcome to every customer. Good home-cooked food is served throughout the day and evening,...
Read more about Marlborough Head Inn in Colchester39 Believed to have taken its name from the large pieces of wood used to stop cows falling into what was once a pond opposite the pub, the Wooden Fender has been in business since 1625. It is said that Matthew Hopkins, known as the ‘Witchfinder General’, held meetings around...
Read more about Wooden Fender in ColchesterLocated in the Dedham Vale area of Constable Country, midway between Ipswich and Colchester off the A12 trunk road, The Anchor Inn is ideally situated to offer hospitality and refreshment to those passing through. Whether you are a visiting tourist, a dedicated countryside hiker, or simply enjoy a wander around...
Read more about The Anchor Inn in ColchesterEstablished over 60 years ago, Le Talbooth has grown from a quiet tearoom into the award-winning restaurant it is today. Here, fine dining can be experienced at its best, thanks in part to an enviable waterside location beside the River Stour. The restaurant suits every occasion, from an intimate dinner...
Read more about Le Talbooth in DedhamThis attractive 17th-Century pub is located within walking distance of the nearby creek in the coastal town of Brightlingsea. On the cold evening we visited, we were warmly welcomed into the dining room by the owners, Dennis and Jenny, who have put their own unique stamp on this delightful establishment....
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