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.

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.

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.

Popular 2 room pub with outside patio area. One bar has pool tables, dartboard and shows sport on TV; a smaller bar is quieter with comfortable seating. The pub's original stained glass windows are preserved in the ceiling of the larger bar. Live entertainment Saturdays and Jazz night on Mondays. Pub is on a well served bus route between Southend and Rayleigh. Up to 4 real ales are served plus 1 real cider

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!.

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.

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

This Grade II listed weatherboarded free house has won many local CAMRA awards. In addition to the regular ales, four nationally sourced ales are available from Tring, Keppels, Nethergate and Tring breweries. The patio garden has a selection of furniture as well as a fish pond and a vintage petrol pump. At least two real ciders are sold from the box such as Westons Old Rosie and others. The attractive interior has a wood burning stove, a comprehensive juke box and a large screen television.

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 popular social club that is a huge asset to the community and a good range of beers and ciders is always enjoyed with three real ales served. It was CAMRA East Anglia Regional Club 2018 and is the local CAMRA branch Club of the Year for 10 years running. Games include pool and poker, with quiz nights, sport on TV and live music at weekends all adding to the ambience. CAMRA members and Guide holders are always welcome.

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

This 15th century weather-boarded pub with a beamed interior and two fires has lots of character. A Guide regular for over 20 years, it is welcoming to drinkers and diners alike. Up to four guest ales and three real ciders are available, often from local suppliers. Home-made food is served in the bar weekdays at lunchtimes and evenings, 12-5pm on Sundays. The large garden is the setting for a popular beer festival held over the Spring Bank holiday each May.

***Local Branch Pub of the Year 2020 - 2025*** Run by two of the beer managers from the Rochford beer Festival and is an L-shaped converted shop with the front part being the bottle shop and the bar is on the side, with 4 trees inside the venue. Two real ales served on gravity and there are eight keg lines serving beers from breweries such as Neon Raptor, Polly's Brew, Verdant and Azvex. Three real ciders are served from bag-in-box, 1 Medium, 1 Perry and 1 Mixed Fruit. The bottle shop area has 2 fridges with bottles and cans including Mikkeller, Verdant and a range of sours, stouts, German and Belgian beers. Music is mainly played on vinyl and customers are encouraged to bring their own vinyl to play. 10% NHS discount offered. Real Ales 60p off a pint on Wednesday and Thursday. Monthly music quiz 3rd Thursday of the month. Lego building days montlhy