Recently refurbished to a modern standard, The Victory Inn is in Ashingdon near Rochford. It offers great value pub food, weekly deals & offers and a great selection of drinks served in a friendly, local pub setting. Serves a wide range of your favourite alcoholic and soft drinks at a fair price, a round of drinks is always good value for money. Pub food menu offers 2 meals at a set price and these include classics like hand battered fish and chips, rump steak and chips with all the trimmings and New York style chicken. With Sunday roasts all day every Sunday including a go large option and midweek grill and curry nights priced to include a drink, the menu offers all pub favourites and more. Up to 3 real ales are served and 1 Cider with 1 ale being Brentwood's Victory Ale as a house beer. A range of craft beer is available in bottles and on draft.

A traditional country pub with beams throughout and a real fire. A regular winner of local CAMRA awards. It is L-shaped, with the bar at the front offering three cask beers. Towards the back is the restaurant, serving home-cooked food using local produce. There is seating outside at the front and in the beer garden to the rear, with an outside bar. Regular music events are popular.

A large pub right next door to the market. It gets very busy evenings, especially Fridays. It is also quite close to the bus station and opposite Basildon railway station. 2 real ales are served. Outside seating is close to the road, but it's not a very busy road, most of the time. No children are allowed in the bar at all. There is a raised seating area to the right and a smaller one on the left and the Beehive is wheelchair accessible. Sports events are shown on plasma screens from Sky Sports and 3D also available.

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Large pub in Basildon. Has seating outside, but glasses not allowed out there, so you will get plastic. Has two pool tables on the left side of the bar. There are up to three real ales available. There is a raised area opposite the bar, where live bands play at weekends. Pub is wheelchair accessible. Zaika @ The Jolly Friar is an Indian takeaway which serves food from 5pm daily.

A modern built pub with a basic interior. It has two bars and one of these has a pool table in it. There is an outside seating area, is on concrete and close to a main road. Up 2 two real ales are served. Live bands every Saturday

The Quays pub in Basildon, Essex is a very popular family venue catering for all ages. Part if the Fayre and Square chain, it is situated on a large lake due that has watersports with wake boarding and open water swimming. There is a 64 bed Premier Inn next door and is 2 minutes from the night clubs,cinema and bowling alley in "Bas Vegas" but far enough away to still be a tranquil setting. Live bands outside in the summer and tribute bands. Hearty breakfasts served from 7-10 weekdays and 8-10 at weekends for anyone that wants to pop in 7 days a week. Up to 3 real ales are served.

The Watermill is well known as being a family friendly dining pub. With large open seating and informal booth style dining areas plus full table service in the restaurant, it caters for business guests and families. It is mainly open plan with a variety of seating styles to suit your mood including some leather booth seating areas for a more intimate feel. Beefeater Grills are food orientated and pride themselves on offering quality food from extensive menus, to cater for everyone. Accomodation available at the Premier Inn next door

Situated in the heart of the South Benfleet Conservation Area, the Benfleet Conservative club offers a friendly atmosphere and a number of facilities. It provides a secure alternative to pubs and night clubs where you can meet and make friends. As well as competitive prices, two bars, regular activities and entertainment events, there are four function room areas which can be let to members and their guests for birthdays, weddings and other celebrations. Bingo night every Tuesday at 8.30pm. Guests are allowed as long as signed in by a member. The use of mobile phones is not permitted within the bar areas of The Club. 2 real ales are offered Green King IPA and one guest

Family friendly restaurant just on the London Road (A13) near Benfleet, Hadleigh and Pitsea. The restaurant is a great choice for anyone who loves tasty grills, indulgent desserts and eating out in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

Established in 2012, the microbrewery is a mix of two properties combined into one. Decor includes bench seating and high tables, as well as a snug located to the left of the brewery. The taproom typically features a selection of six or seven draught beers. Billericay ales are on cask and a few guest beers are on key kegs. There is a marquee and outdoor area with tables in the summer. The brewery has four annual beer festivals with one for spring, summer, autumn and winter, hosting guest beers from a single region of the UK.

An often busy Wetherspoon situated in Billericay High Street. Five changing real ales available, some from local breweries such as Brentwood and Maldon. There is a pay and display car park at the rear. Train station and bus stops are nearby. Occasional matches are shown on television but no music played. There is an outside seating area for drinking and smoking and also a designated family area where children are permitted up to 8pm.

Close to the High Street, this welcoming pub with an inviting atmosphere has appeared in this Guide for over 25 years. Five ales are served, with one always from Oakham and they are part of the Oakademy plus one rotating craft beer along with imported German lagers. Top quality, home-made food is available selected lunchtimes and evenings, and a Curry Night on Wednesday's. The bar service is efficient and friendly. There is a cosy and attractive courtyard garden.

Whether you just fancy breakfast or a pub lunch, have a meeting with business colleagues for coffee, are planning a special night or simply having drinks and a slice of cake with friends and family, the Duke of York is the perfect choice. Modern pub food and fantastic chef’s specials are all made from scratch using the finest, freshest ingredients; everything is cooked, baked and produced within our own kitchen. Drinks to compliment our food include draught beers and lagers, 3 Real Ales and 1 cider, wines from around the world including eight by the glass, a selection of soft drinks, coffees and teas.

Inn on the Green, formerly known as The Pilgrim, is located just off the High Street in Billericay in Mountenessing Road. The pub was built in the mid 1970's and has a modern, contemporary open plan look which as been extensivly refurbished at the end of 2014. There is an area with sofas and comfortable tub chairs, as well as dining tables so you may eat in any area of the pub, or it's large beer garden during the summer months, British weather permitting! There is a fantastic selection of wines and Champagnes. Our coffee machine uses only Fairtrade tea and coffee products. If you have not been for a while, please be sure to call in soon and see the great new look and take in the friendly atmosphere which makes the Inn on the Green rather special. Up to 3 real ales are served. Quiz night Tuesdays and live bands most Saturdays

The Red Lion in Billericay is a traditional coaching inn which offers great food and a selection of Marston's award winning cask ales. Located on the high street it is a great town centre local with an exciting new food menu and great service. The Red Lion has a relaxed atmosphere and is family and female friendly. During the evening and weekends the Lion comes to life and is a major contender in the busy high street circuit. Through the day they offer a fantastic breakfast menu served from the early morning through until 12 and always welcome a short stop off for a coffee and slice of cake. The pub has a delightful beer garden and is popular with all age groups

Community pub with a friendly and inviting atmosphere for all age groups. At least one real cider available, usually two. Beer festivals are held each year in May and August. Lots of events including pub outings and rock & roll bingo for charity, see their Facebook page. Good value pub classics and Sunday roasts are served in the pub. Several awards won for Customer Service. Well-behaved children welcome until 9pm. Dogs allowed on leads in garden; water provided.

Grade II listed little olde world pub, a real haven to escape from the madding crowd. The Anchor is situated in the historic village of Canewdon, gorgeous surrounding countryside so perfect for walks. Excellent food available and has a quiz first wednesday of month. Reportedly haunted from within the eerie atmosphere of The Anchor Inn people have reported to have seen TV remote controls flying across the room, heard mysterious baby cries and smelt unexplained perfume. Kitchen staff working in the pub witnessed knifes travelling across the pub's kitchen. Also look out for the Parrot in the bar.

Refurbished in 2025, this is a truly classic pub which has so much history that it even features in the Dickens novel "Great Expectations". On a sunny day enjoy the outside area near the sea or in the winter, settle down by the real fireplace in the warm and cosy pub. Whether you just fancy a drink upstairs in the "Drifters Bar" where pool and darts can be played or would like a meal in the downstairs restaurant area the pub caters for everyone. Up to 4 cask beers are served and 1 real cider.

Windjammer is a pub on Canvey Seafront. Pub has a main ground floor bar fitted out with beams and seating around the walls. Upstairs is the Tudor Upper Bar Deck where food is available with sea views across the Thames. Two real ales are available.

The Shepherd and Dog is a family run pub in the village of Crays Hill, between the towns of Billericay and Wickford, Essex. It always have something special on offer when it's cold outside, keep warm by the fire while in summer you and the kids will enjoy the outdoor family seating area.

The Bellhouse is an idyllic country restaurant and pub located in Eastwood. Set in beautiful surroundings, the recently refurbished, family run 15th century Bellhouse steeped in history and charm really is the perfect place to relax and unwind with family and friends. The fine selection of beers, traditional real ales including the house beer Hilda B from George's Brewery and extensive wine list can all be enjoyed within the grounds, dining al-fresco on our large patio or simply cosied beside the open fires. Extensive food menu with most produce coming from local producers and suppliers. The main dining area can be found on the first floor of the building and here you can expect an open fire to be lit in the colder months, wooden beams, elegant furnishings and soft lighting more suitable perhaps for those guests looking for a more formal or intimate evening. The restaurant continues on to the ground floor and nestles perfectly beside the traditional bar area. With its Parquet flooring, open fire and comfortable seating, it is the ideal setting for those diners looking for a brassiere style experience to enjoy with friends and family. The bar area encompasses all styles from traditional ale house through to classic wine bar, resulting in a sophisticated and comfortable drinking establishment, ideal for all ages. With the flag stone flooring, original features and light wooden beams, the Bellhouse stays true to its wonderful historic background of King Henry VIII's hunting lodge, without compromising on style or comfort

The Loyal Toast is a family community pub situated in the popular seaside town of Southend-on-sea. Offering a wide range of food, live sports and entertainment and hugely popular with the local residents, families and sports teams. This is large and consists of two separate bars, the main bar caters for the dining area and the second accommodates the games which includes the pool table and gaming machines. The pub is traditionally furnished with a selection of wooden cladding, exposed brickwork and old-style carpets. There is a mixture of fixed and loose seating arrangements for up to 48 covers. Live sports are shown regularly and the pub hosts a variety of live music and entertainment on a monthly basis, which is very popular with the local residents. Outdoor trading area is a courtyard garden with a children’s climbing frame and four benches is available for outdoor drinking and dining. There is no car park, however the nearest is the Morrison’s supermarket car park. Smoking facilities are located to the rear.

The Woodcutters Arms is located on a busy parade of shops in Leigh on Sea. The pub is a large and popular business and boasts many desirable features, which include a large car park, patio garden and a large open plan trading area in good decorative order, which boasts ample fixed and loose seating. Live music, karaoke and discos have all been popular at the pub.

The Haywain is a modern pub built in 1995 and situated on the Main A13 London to Southend Road. This Beefeater Grill pub & restaurant has attractive decorated with 2 fully equipped conference rooms with conference facilities. Like all Beefeaters it prides itself on producing a high quality product and our meals are served in the restaurant with waitress service. Good quality pub food this can be ordered from the pub food menu in the bar. As well as meals a wide range of beers and a selection of real ales are on offer. With a Premier Inn alongside the Beefeater Grill it also provides easy access to the countryside, 5 minutes from Basildon town centre and are near to Watt Tylers Country Park

The King's Head in Billericay is a country pub & restaurant oozing rural charm and rustic character. It's picturesque surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for savouring the hearty, seasonal pub-food on the menu and the carefully nurtured cask ales and fine wines gracing our bar. A black and white timbered inn dates to 1750 when it was known as the White Horse. The pub was auctioned in 1801, when under the ownership of William Reynolds. Travellers journeying between Rochford and Brentwood often stopped at the King's Head for refreshment prior to passing through the toll-gate which stood next to the inn. 4 real ales are served and one cider Rosie's Pig are available

The Exhibition Inn is one of the 4 pubs along Great Wakering High Street. Serves 1 real ale and lagers as well as the fabulous home cooked food which is worth a visit for the food alone. Soak up the atmosphere in a local pub with great tradition food, open fires and an award winning beer garden.

Welcome to the Waeccer! When we bought the old Anchor pub back in early 2019 we knew we wanted to make something different for the village, but was also aware of the historical value the building had. Being proud villagers ourselves we really felt that we wanted to create something we could be proud of. But it was pretty clear that the venue needed to change. Over the past few months we have been working really hard to create something special. Somewhere which is lovely to spend time in. A relaxing atmosphere with amazing quality drinks and food. We have put lots of thought into our gins, craft beer selection and wine list to ensure there is something available to suit every taste. It's a work in progress and hopefully with the support of our lovely village we can make this a long term success!:Look out for our exciting food menu coming early 2020!.

Part of Mitchell and Butlers Sizzling pubs chain, The Castle can be found in the one way system in Hadleigh. Real Ale, Draught lager, bottled beer, stout and cider, plus a huge selection of wines, spirits and soft drink are all served. Extensive food menu with deals available most days

The Bull can be found on the main street in the rural village of Hockley, within an upmarket residential area. This 16th Century Grade II listed pub boasts wooden beams, two real fires and its own well. This is a popular destination food house but has a good local regulars base too. The food can be chosen from a main menu or unique specials from the chalk boards. With 130 covers inside and a huge beer garden where you can eat in the summer, there is plenty of space to relax and enjoy.

The Spa is a large landmark pub situated on the old main road from Rayleigh to Southend. Located on a roundabout in Hockley it is easily accessible being close to the railway station, Southend Victoria to Liverpool Street line, two bus routes and the local taxi service. The Spa was built in the 1840's, and has a distinctive Victorian style from the outside having large sash windows with arch type decorated plasterwork around. There are window boxes and planters which look lovely during the Summer months and there is a large patio to enjoy the sunshine. Inside now has a bright, contemporary feel with neutral colour scheme and new furnishings. As well as free standing tables and chairs, there is a comfy area with lounge seating. The pool area also has tall bar tables and chairs. Still a great venue for sports, matches can be viewed around the pub on large TV screens. One real ale Doom bar is served

The Anchor is a modern bar and restaurant in Hullbridge. Enjoying a superb waterfront position and serving a wide range of innovative dishes, it's the perfect balance of location and gastronomy. Food ranges from a lunchtime bite in the spacious outdoor dining area, to Sunday dinner with the family in the warm ambience of the spacious dining areas. The bar area has been meticulously designed to exceed every expectation. It's the perfect place to enjoy time with family and friends in a refined setting and offers two cask beers as well as an extensive selection of fine wines and spirits.

The Four Seasons is a traditional Hungry Horse pub offering quality value for money food. It is located just off the A127 in Laindon town. A decor of burgundy and browns gives it a warm feel. Also some great features such as booth seating with inset TV's in them. It is busiest on Thursdays and Fridays with drinking customers and at the weekend attracts a large number of diners. The Four Seasons is also popular with families and there is a purpose built indoor play area for children called 'The Pony Club' which includes slides, ropes and tubes, where kids enjoy themselves while you relax. This area is also a favourite for children's parties. In the summer months enjoy a drink in the beer garden or on the raised patio area. There is also a pond with ducks and a decking area with seating, children can play on the outdoor play equipment. Up to 3 real ales served and a range of craft beer is available

Formerly Harvester pub - Reopening as Miller and Carter Steakhouse

The Broadway is a traditional public house situated in the beautiful civil parish of Leigh on Sea, Essex. Up to 4 real ales are served. Great entertainment. Pub was formerly The Carlton and has undergone a major refurbishment with wooden floors throughout and a new image. Live Music & Karaoke Every weekend and a Friendly atmosphere. Beer Garden is now open. Food is now served 11-7 daily.

A wide variety of bottled beers are sold (from Billericay, Brentwood, Crouch Vale, Leigh on Sea, and Wibblers), as well as eight beers on key kegs. Beers are available to drink on the premises or take away and are chilled or off the shelf. Real ale is served in bottles with a large number of the Essex breweries available. Cider is also served and over 25 different gins can be tried. Seating is inside or on the decking in front of the bar.

Old coaching Inn converted by Wetherspoon into a large, open pub decorated with old photos of the local area. Breakfast is available until noon, with main meals and snacks until 11pm. Children are admitted until 9pm. Seven changing guest ales and up to three real ciders are served along with the standard Wetherspoons three - Ruddles, Doom Bar & Abbot. There is no music but there are fruit machines and muted TVs. Outside is a paved, heated and covered area for smokers and the pub also has a hedged front garden.

Joint venture between Leigh-on-Sea Brewery and Black's Kitchen with a focus on beers from Leigh-on-Sea and other independent breweries. The food is fresh Asian inspired street food, with roasts on Sunday. On bus routes and walkable from Leigh-on-Sea Station. No customer parking (except for a disabled space by prior arrangement). Two changing real ales on handpump, 12 keg lines and five ciders. Picnic tables in the front courtyard are popular on sunny days. Regular quiz nights and other events.

Leigh On Sea Constitutional Club, is a members club, but guests are welcome. They have live entertainment every Friday and Saturday night. Membership costs £50 (£30 over 65 ) a year. Members can bring in two guests for £1 each. (£5 on Friday and Saturday nights when there is live music, free to members) .IPA is £3.40 a pint and Doom Bar £3.50. There are five snooker tables. The charge is £6 per hour.

Ye Olde Smack in Leigh on Sea is a Great British traditional pub in the heart of Leigh promising a great experience whatever the occasion. Recently refurbished at end of 2018 serves ales from Greene King range.

A venue steeped in local history traditional values and character are embedded in its history (the pub has been in Old Leigh's records since 1757) have not been lost and the venue now truly offers everything you expect and deserve from a great pub all year round. In summer a great place to be seen, enjoy the sunshine and take in the fantastic panoramic views across the estuary. In winter enjoy the cosy open fires. The venue offers a great variety dishes including Traditional Fish'n'Chips and their own 'Old Leigh Cockle Chowder'. Two real ales are served including a house beer Hilda B from George's Brewery and one rotating guest from George's Brewery.

A traditional pub that has been stylishly refurbished to make it the perfect place to find a cosy corner and take time out whilst enjoying some of the Chefs seasonal dishes and our great selection of wines, ales and lagers. Inside you will find roaring log fires, a unique dining room and comfy armchairs to while away the afternoon.

The Castle Inn is one the oldest pubs in the area dating back to the 17th century. The Inn was built in 1620 where it started life as a wooden structure. It was rebuilt many times until the early 1900s and now stands as a brick structure as it is today. It is believed that the cellar still has tunnels running to the church and the creek which were used by smugglers, to smuggle Tea, Silk & Brandy, but have been since blocked in. Up to 4 traditional cask ales are served and are forever changing with a selection of which are brewed within 2 miles of the pub itself at the local brewery Georges/Hopmonster and home cooked food is very much at the forefront of the business. Carefully prepared home cooked food is available all day using locally sourced fresh ingredients. A Family-Friendly village pub, it has a childrens play area outside in the beer garden where you can relax whilst the little ones play in a safe environment. All in all The Castle Inn is a place steeped in history where you will receive a warm welcome from the friendly team that will make you want to visit again & again. Pub is very dog friendly and even has a separate menu for your 4 legged friends!

On the edge of North Shoeburyness, an attractive collection of cottages has been sympathetically restored as the Angel Inn. This historic listed timber framed structure dates from circa 1650 and was formerly the North Shoebury Post Office and Blacksmiths shop. The adjoining thatched Wheelwrights which eventually succumbed to the Elements in the mid 1920?s is now the site of the new restaurant addition. Together with the neighbouring antique shop and cottages these buildings were until recently on the register of historic buildings at risk but have now been painstakingly restored by the present owner and licensee and given a new role as the Angel Inn. It is a traditional country pub, with flagstone floors, quality furnishings and soft background music, which allows for easy conversation. It has a traditional country style bar with an open fire in the winter months, where you can enjoy a variety of up to 4 real ales, Guinness, draught lagers or bottled beers.

A traditional pub (a short walk from the River Roach) with an aviary in the garden, real fires, fine Essex ales, and a very warm welcome. It has a history dating back over 300 years. In 1890, over 30 oyster smacks were based in Paglesham, and the pub became a meeting place for the hardworking crews; it is still a community hub. The home-cooked food is very popular, so the restaurant is often busy

Grade II Listed building converted to a pub. An early C16 timber-framed and plastered house built on a E shaped plan with a cross wing at the west end and 3 gables on the south front. The north front has exposed timber-framing with a large gable to the cross wing a small central gabled wing and a hipped wing at the east end with a small gablet.

Ideally placed next to the railway station, the Tavern does good ale, a big bar split into two with plenty of space and plays live music on certain Thursdays and weekends. Large garden at rear of pub. Gets very busy on Southend United match days and is considered a home pub for fans.

Large community local with a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. A real fire during winter gives added warmth to the welcome. Offers Bellhouse Blonde and Bellhouse Brunette brewed in the village, and up to three changing guest ales, often from Mighty Oak and Turners, but also with an emphasis on smaller breweries. Has stillage for two beers on gravity. A huge garden at the rear is popular during the summer, and is used for occasional beer festivals. Sporting events are shown on TV.

Multi award winning pub (not CAMRA awards) in Ramsden Heath with a stylish good restaurant. Bar area is beleived to date back several centuries and the separate large restaurant has a much more contemporary purpose built feel but the two areas blend well. Bar area serves 2 real ales, Sharp's Doom bar and a weekly changing guest ale. There are lot's of pictures of White Horses on the walls of the bar. Extensive food menu is available in the restaurant which is served until 9pm daily.

Carpenters Drink and Dine is a restaurant and pub located just outside of Rayleigh. It offers a daytime grazing menu for something light, plus an all day menu available seven days a week. It includes some of the British classics and also other dishes from around the world. There’s no standing on ceremony, just great home-cooked fresh food. As well as the mouth watering menu, fantastic drinks have been hand-picked too, offering an array of up to 3 ales, some world class wines and spirits and a few of the Carpenters’ favourite cocktails such as its Ultimate Cosmo and Chocolate Martini

Modern micropub with a constantly rotating real ales, usually from local breweries, craft beer, wines and spirits. The bar has up to 25 taps with five real ales served, up to eight ciders as well as keg beers. The choice usual includes a dark beer, and Brew York beers are often featured. Events include live music and comedy nights. They also have a mobile bar for hire. A food truck serves burgers and street food Thursday through Sunday evenings.

Ye Olde Crown is situated on the High Street in the town of Rayleigh and, having the best floral decoration in town, were chosen winners of Rayleigh in Bloom on numerous occasions.The building dates back to the mid 1600's when it used to be a Coaching House. Today it is an old fashioned pub in the sense that you can come here for a good drink and a chat and we have remained a traditional pub. There is always a great atmosphere here and it welcomes all with a real mix of ages and families coming during the daytime. Inside is very olde worlde with original exposed beams and other original features such as the windows. Good pub food can be chosen from the main menu with something to suit all tastes and ages complemented by a choice wine or one of up to 3 real ales if preferred.

A members/guests and affiliated members club in the centre of Rayleigh. Bar, lounge and dining room, offering a moderately price food menu, and a choice of two real ales. A wide variety of social events are offered, including music nights, quiz nights, bingo, wine tasting, horse racing, Romford Dogs, theme nights, ladies luncheons and a golf society.

Friendly Wetherspoon's pub in Rayleigh High Street with a varied selection of guest ales from around the U.K. - as well as Westons Mulled Cider and Wyld Wood cider on draught. Families are welcome in a sectioned-off area. Breakfast is served from 8am to midday, with the main menu served from 9am to 11pm. There are patio areas to the front and side for smoking and drinking, with heaters for when its cold. Wi-Fi is available.

Built in 1901, the pub is rumoured to be haunted as Anne Boleyn was from this area. Situated on the main road into Rochford town, opposite Southend Airport, the pub is easy to find. A Greene King Hungry Horse pub with an extensive menu is renowned in the area as being great value for money. A wide selection of drinks to accompany your meal including two real ales and craft beer. Large beer gardens surround the pub creating space for everyone

The Cock Inn is located just outside the small market town of Rochford, in an affluent country area. The building was originally a 1700s farm house. Over the years it has been extended and given two or three different names. There was also a brewery to the back of the pub. Today it still has a traditional look with oak beams and old fashioned fireplaces. Inside, the upstairs has a balcony looking down on the bar below and is popular for dining. This is a very safe, comfortable venue, attracting many women who feel happy to come in alone or in small groups to enjoy a meal or drink. The background music is low and there is no pool or other sports to spoil the atmosphere. Food can be chosen from a main menu offering good pub food at reasonable prices. There is an extensive range of wines to choose from to accompany your meal or a selection of real ales if preferred. Along with the patio area, they have a large beer garden outside which is very popular during the summer months.

**Pub now has new permanent managers in July 2015** . 4 real ales are now including Mighty Oak Maldon Gold and Sharp's Doom Bar. This was a Guide regular and frequent winner of local CAMRA awards. This welcoming and friendly pub is a few minutes walk from Rochford town centre or the railway station. Music and movie memorabilia adorn the walls of the bar. Function room available

A 1920's road house style corner pub in the Rochford conservation area. The single bar serves two distinct areas, a lively public bar with a pool table and a quieter saloon bar with a dartboard. The large patio area to the side and rear has a bar serving cocktails and cider in the Summer. Regular events are held such as curry and quiz nights and live bands often play at the weekend. Happy hours on Monday 5-7 , Tuesday 1- 3 and Friday 5-7 with beer £2.60 a pint.

The Quart Pot is a Modern yet traditional pub serving a great selection of cask ales, 2 Ciders and super chilled lager with extensive wine list and a fabulous range of cocktails.Food is available from 12pm to 10pm Monday to Saturday and 12pm till 9.30pm on Sunday. A large country beer garden with a floodlight french boules court and a range of garden games for all the play and they even have their own chickens. Children are welcome and dogs are also welcome in the garden when kept on a lead. Quiz nights on Wednesday and Sunday's at 9pm. Mondays is 50% off main meals and 2 for 1 dessert deals Monday to Friday

A new build Marston's pub, The Meadowlark is set in the heart of a thriving community. You will of course still find a great atmosphere, exceptional levels of service & quality food, not only from the Two for One main menu, but with the Specials Board as well. The specials change daily, for that ‘something a bit different’ feel. Pub also has it's very own Pizza Kitchen where you can watch us make your very own hand made, stone baked pizza, cooked fresh to order! There is an under 5’s kids zone, to keep the little ones happy & a fantastic beer garden, with outdoor play area, for when the sun shines.

Grade II Listed barn tastefully done up by Wetherspoon. A distinctive old listed building in the shape of an old barn, it has been a pub for over thirty years. Inside it features a bar, an open fire place, a free-standing glass mezzanine area and two large beer gardens at the front and back of the building. Local photos, commissioned artwork and information boards relating to the history of the area are displayed around the pub. There is a feature artwork on the chimney stack showing Emerald moths, to highlight the discovery of the Essex emerald moth by Christopher Parsons, whose family built Parsons Barn over 250 years ago. 7 real ales are available, 3 regular and 4 guest beers along with the normal Wetherspoon range of craft beer. It now stocks real ales from the local George's brewery from Great Wakering

The historic building can be found at the original main gateway to the Shoeburyness Garrison, which was built in 1899 to replace the original tavern. Back then it played a major roll in the community, serving thirsty workers and soldiers from the local barracks after a hard days work. Although no longer a functioning hotel, the property was brought back to life in 2012 with a complete refurbishment and is now the rustic brasserie and bar. Serves 2 real ales, Greene King IPA plus a weekly changing guest. Live music every Saturday from 9pm. Look out for the original tiled mosaics on the floor. Open for breakfast from 11am and bar open from 12pm.

The Anchor Inn which can be found besides St Mary's Church was originally built in 1380 probably as as a Courthouse. It is the oldest building in Benfleet and has been in the past a post office and the home of the voluntary fire brigade. It was first called the Blue Anchor when it became a pub. During renovations to the building in 1989, ornate medieval windows were discovered facing the stables across the yard. This has led historians to believe that what is now the front of the building was originally the back. Mentioned in the poem "I know an Inn" which is an Ode to the Anchor written in Italy 1918 by Samuel Soddy. The pub has a very extensive selection of spirits offering 80 Gins and 50 different Whiskies. 2 real ales are served.

This 500-year old pub is a Grade II listed building and features a large open fire with many other small rooms (with low-beamed ceilings) plus a separate room for Pool. Food is served from 12 - 9pm from a wide ranging menu. Dogs are only allowed in the large rear garden. Payment for parking at the rear is refundable against your first order at the bar. A separate room is available for private functions.

The Old Windmill has been serving food and ale to locals since at least 1799 and was refurbished in 2011. Wood fires, flagstone floors and oak beams abound, it is a classic English country pub, with the bar at the heart of the building. Large outdoor seating areas at the front and rear of the pub. Extensive food menu is served daily until 10pm (9.30pm on Sundays). House beer is Bunning & Price Original Bitter 3.8% from Phoenix Brewery and is one of up to 6 real ales that are served with 2 or 3 of these ales being from local Essex breweries. 60p off a pint Monday to Friday between 5 and 7pm

Modern brewery with a comfortable and friendly tap room on Southend Airport Business Park, close to the Cherry Orchard Country Park. The real ales have an aircraft theme. Five real ales are served on gravity. Bottled beers are available at the tap room or to take home. Bands often play on Friday and Saturday evenings, bi- weekly popular quiz. Sunday BBQs in the spring and summer, and beer festivals. Check social media for opening times. The tap room is also available for hire and functions.

Welcoming, spacious and comfortable pub close to Southend's famous pier. The venue features two cask ales and is especially popular on sunny summer days. It has a jukebox and satellite TV with a sports area at the rear for pool and datrts matches. There are seating areas on the pavement to the front and to the rear. A short walk from Southend bus station

Chester's Bar is situated along Eastern Esplanade on the corner of Chester Avenue along Southend-on-Sea Seafront. The Club is only 2 mins away from Southchurch Park and only 20 steps from the Thames Estuary Beach. It is also only 20 steps from the main Bus Route into the town centre of Southend, & East bound to Thorpe-Bay, Shoeburyness, & East-Beach. It caters for all families with children, senior-citizans, couples and singles. The club prides itself on maintaining a friendly, relaxed, family atmosphere at all times. You can always be sure that you will leave our club after each vis.it knowing that you have enjoyed your social free-time with us, 100% guaranteed. Chester's offers many varied entertainment weekends to suit all age groups. With reasonably priced drinks & a good selective variety of quality Real-Ales on draught and in bottles plus a great daily meal menu & bar snacks, it has all your social needs under one roof. And if thats not enough, it also serves a quality Sunday Roast Dinner with deserts & coffee. Many different types of people use & enjoy the facilities to include families, fishing association, golf societies "plus much much more"

The Exchange was once a Barclays Bank bought at auction and converted by in November 2002. The Exchange was named with its financial history in mind, and uses the original bank vault as the beer cellar. Outdoor decking and patio area to enjoy your drink al fresco. Up to 4 ales served with house beer Hilda B from local George's Brewery. Happy hour is 5-8pm Monday to Friday. Modern and traditional food served every day with roasts on Sunday. Sports events shown on Sky Sports and Quiz night Mondays at 8pm. Complementary bar snacks after 5pm Now a Shepherd Neame tied pub.

A community local serving great beer, a good selection of real ales and a fantastic value menu. Live entertainment and weekly events. Greene King pub so 3 real ales come from their range. Beer garden to left of pub

This converted shop was Southend's first micropub and has up to four cask ales, with a least two from the local George's Brewery. Five real ciders, three craft keg pumps, one draught German pilsner and two draught ciders, one of which is Rocquette of Guernsey, are exclusively sold in Essex by Mawson's. Set in the Southchurch village area, the bar has a large gallery of Laurel and Hardy pictures. Quiet music adds to happy conversation, with monthly open mic nights including poetry and monthly quiz nights. They have a loyal customer collection card, buy 10 pints get a free pint.

Awards Branch Pub of the Year and Cider Pub of the Year 2017 and 2018

The Navigator is a traditional British pub which draws on the customs of travel, exploration and local heritage. A place where people come together to eat, drink, laugh and relax - it’s a way of life and we cherish it. Classically stylish, with a worldly influence, The Navigator believes that 'fresh is best' when it comes to entertaining. The Navigator is both a moderator of tradition and avant-garde in developing new tastes and flavours. Surprising world flavours can be matched with a carefully curated drinks range. The Navigator offers a comfortable yet contemporary environment that can be completely relied upon to provide quality produce and a world class welcome.

Modern town centre ale bar close to the High Street and both train and bus stations. It offers three real ales, one of which is a house beer, Trout Ale and one changing cider. House beers also include Trout Smooth and Trout Lager on keg.The pub offers a loyalty card scheme. Open mic nights are held every other Thursday night with karaoke on first Saturday of the month. Quiz night is held every Monday night. Occasional beer festivals have been held.

Corner house bar on London Road close to Southend High Street. The U shaped bar dominates the centre of the pub where usual array of drinks are served. Outdoor seating is available on the decking at the front and a beer garden to the rear. Live music most weekends

REOPENED AS A COCKTAIL BAR AND RESTAURANT ON 04/04/2016. It comprises of a large ground floor bar and lounge and a grand restaurant on the first floor with panoramic views over the Thames Estuary. Real ale in a bottle and craft beer is served The Grade II listed Royal Hotel in Southend is at the bottom of the High Street, overlooking Pier Hill. It stands at the corner of the busy pedestrianised High Street and Royal Terrace. It was one of the first buildings to be constructed when Southend was achieving its late 18th century status as a fashionable watering place, in the wake of the visit by Princess Caroline, Princess of Wales, who brought her daughter Charlotte to the town to improve her health. The Royal was under threat of demolition in the 1970s, but was saved by a wave of public opinion, to which Sir John Betjeman, the Poet Laureate and lover of Southend, led his valuable support.

The Saxon King is situated on the A1159 which is just off the main arterial road the A127 into Southend-on-Sea. It gets its name from the remains of a Saxon King that were found in 2004 at the archaeological site north east of Priory Park which the pub overlooks. Boasting an excellent and varied menu with Rotisserie chicken at the heart of it, making it a great venue to dine with friends and family. Children will love the dedicated kids menu and indoor and outdoor play areas, allowing you to relax with a meal, or a choice from our great range of drinks. Including an excellent choice of cask ales from Marston's five breweries, a great wine selection, featuring choices from the Rothschild wineries as well as a range of soft drinks and spirits.

Opposite the Shell garage on the A127 you will be made very welcome at Toby Carvery Southend. In the Prittlewell area of Southend it is a short distance from the sea. Part of the well known national chain it always offers you a great British roast prepared the way it should be. All the roast meats are slow cooked and the accompanying vegetables and Yorkshire puddings are prepared / made fresh every day. The popularity of this pub and restaurant helps to create an excellent atmosphere to enjoy your roast meal with friends and family. There is an excellent pub food menu, pudding menu and separate breakfast menu too. Up to 3 real ales are served. Please note that you have to be having a meal in order to drink in this Carvery.

The Royal Oak at Great Stambridge has lost none of its old charm, indeed the whole ambiance has been enriched by the new decor and furniture. The Tudor style is predominant, with blackened oak beams and whitewashed ceilings featured throughout the entire premises. The spacious bar offers ample room to relax and enjoy a drink or two from the well stocked bar. The pub has access and toilets for disabled customers. During the warmer months, take advantage of the large attractive garden with it's picturesque views overlooking a pasture with horses exercising. Up to three regularly changing cask beers are served and extensive food menu served in the bar or the separate restaurant.

A quintessential village pub, steeped in history and charm, is a perfect setting to dine and enjoy the fine selection of food, wines, lagers and real ales. Large beer garden and patio area at the front and private garden attached to the restaurant which is perfect for al-fresco dining. Ample parking.The restaurant and private garden are available to hire for small functions. 4 real ales are served

The Harvard Inn is set in the idyllic village of Stock, Essex, is a restaurant and wine bar, with luxury accommodation. Dating back to the 15th Century the building is a central part of the village history, and is full of charming character. Offering a selection of fine wines, alongside seasonal cuisine, The Harvard Inn is suited to a variety of occasions and celebration.

16th Century pub just outside the village of Stock. It has a separate restaurant called the Queens Barn which is open for meals daily. Pub has regular quiz nights and live music. In the winter relax with your pint in front of the open log fire. Dogs are welcome.

Thorpe Bay Yacht Club is found just off Southend Seafront towards the Shoebury end of the seafront. Club serves 2 real ales Greene King IPA and Woodforde Wherry

The Bread & Cheese is located on the main A13 London Road not far from Benfleet and has been recently refurbished after being taken over by new management. It offers high quality food with a friendly service throughout the bar and in the restaurant. It is now a family run business striving to incorporate a warm, friendly and welcoming environment into the atmosphere at the establishment. Pub is now pub dog friendly so you can bring along every member of your family. The beer garden is to the rear of the pub with benches and a patio area. Afternoon tea is now been added to the lunch and dinner menus and is served Tuesday and Fridays 12-4pm. Live music includes jazz nights, acoustic sessions and DJs on some Fridays.

The Woodmans is a National Award winning Gastro Pub and has for its 5th year been included in the renown Michelin 2011 Good Food Guide.The Woodmans dining area can seat around 46 people and offers a Gastro menu cooked fresh in our kitchens, as ordered. The Head Chef and his experienced team have set about providing modern British and European cuisine with more than a slant towards the contemporary. Only the freshest produce, brought locally wherever possible, is used. Aberdeen Angus beef is used alongside Suffolk Pork and British Lamb and they source the best produce which is currently in season, fresh fish is delivered daily.To help wash down your food and entice your pallet the Woodmans also has a large selection of fine wines, champagnes and port, most of which can be seen by selecting house & Reserve Wine List Tab on this site. Up to 3 real ales are also served with a house beer Woodmans Ale (rebranded Caledonian 80 shilling). Bar meals are served lunchtime only, along with a selection of Sandwiches and lighter bite meals. Free Wi-Fi is available for all customers at The Woodman's Arms. Curry night is on Mondays and comedy night is last Friday of the month. Large garden for al fresco dining.

Family friendly restaurant just off the A13 near Vange, Fobbing and Pitsea. The restaurant is a great choice for anyone who loves tasty grills, indulgent desserts and eating out in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

Can be found in the Essex Marina Yacht Club , overlooking the Marina and river, we will be offering a selection of Cold and Hot Drinks, all day Breakfasts, fish dishes, a selection of burgers, Sandwiches, Ciabattas and Paninis. All Day Breakfasts served from 9am Lunches served from 11.30am (Food service will currently finish at 3pm, we will update this page if that changes) We are closed all day Mondays Our bar is upstairs and also seating outdoors we have a lovely balcony overlooking the river, but we also have seating on the ground floor area and staff will provide table service.

Corner bar opened up on former Foundry site on 22nd October 2022. 3 real ales are served along with 20 draught taps. It is a music-based late night bar, also showing football and other sports

The Hamlet Court is a thriving pub restaurant in the centre of Westcliff, renowned for delicious food, pre-theatre dining, and live music nights. Now under the ownership of Shepherd Neame, it offers ales and lagers from their range such as Spitfire, Whitstable Bay and Bishops Finger. Food is freshly cooked, traditional and modern pub dishes. Our breakfasts come highly recommended, as do our sumptuous Sunday roasts. The Hamlet Court also boasts live music nights, showcasing the best in local talent, which take place on the last Friday of each month. We’ve also got all our pub favourites, including live screen sports with all the action, and an outdoor area – so you can make the most of your time with us here at The Hamlet Court.

The Plough is a large community pub located in the heart of Westcliff next to the Palace Theatre. There are 3 separate internal areas - the main bar, the lounge bar and the games room. There is always plenty of space, even when its busy and therefore large celebration parties can easily be catered for. Outside seating area at the rear of the pub, with a number of shaded picnic benches to enjoy the summer sun on. Food and drink can be consumed outside in this area. One real is served, Doom Bar. Food is available 1pm -9pm daily and happy hour 5-7pm Monday to Friday

The appropriately named Trading Room, linked to its rich financial past, was originally a Natwest bank. The venue is situated on the corner of London Road and Crowstone Road in Westcliff-on-Sea. The pub and restaurant's past goes back to more affluent times, which can still be seen in the local architecture of the surrounding residential properties, when there was a bank on every corner. The Trading Room offers up to 4 real ales including house beer East Angler Ale from Caledonian Brewery, one rotating guest from George's and a selection of fine malt whiskies, complemented by an exceptional wine list. The menu offers fantastic, freshly cooked, Traditional & Modern pub dishes at brilliant value for money. The Trading Room boasts live music nights, real ale festivals, free WiFi and provides the perfect establishment for any occasion. Happy hour 5-8pm Monday to Friday and 2 for 1 cocktails 8-10 pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Complementary bar snacks after 5pm. Original stained glass windows can still be seen in the ceiling

Whether you’re up for a party, watching sport or meeting with friends and family for a bite to eat, the The Darby Digger in Wickford is the place to relax and unwind. It has something for all the family – from freshly carved, slow cooked roasts exactly how you like them, tasty pub food classics such as hand battered fish and steak and ale pie – all available on any day of the week. What’s more, every day it makes its own fresh dough so you can tuck into freshly made stone baked pizzas and garlic bread. Or, we have a range of burgers and vegetarian dishes – and all main courses come with unlimited veg, salad and sides. With every plateful offering cracking value, it's no wonder locals in and around Basildon, Billericay and Rayleigh can't get enough.

Large pub that can be found at the end of Wickford High Street. Serves two real ales London pride and Doom Bar. Pub also has a large beer garden

Wickford Royal British Legion club is found on the Runwell Road just outside Wickford Town centre The family friendly Club welcomes all RBL members and their guests. CAMRA members welcome but may have to pay a nominal fee. 2 Ales are served with 1 regular and 1 guest ale. Club has pool table and darts board. Sports are shown from both BT and Sky