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Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Maldon. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you. including The Bonnie Blue Oak, Queen Victoria, Mrs Salisbury's Famous Tea Rooms, Rubino Kitchen, The Loft, The Maldon Smokehouse, The Vintage Rose Tea Room, Le Bouchon, Suzie's Gift and Tea Shop, The Jolly Sailor
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10. The Jolly Sailor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 399 reviews
We are a family & dog friendly pub located on the Blackwater estuary where you can enjoy a pint on the seawall as well as dine in our eating areas, inside or out. We serve fresh homecooked food and seafood all day, all year round. We often have music and
Reviewed By Grumpy_Ole_Git54
Decided to visit Heybridge as had heard a lot about the area. Unfortunately on the day we went it was just too hot to be out and walking anywhere very far - it was great to find a nice shaded outside space at The Jolly Sailor where we could enjoy a drink and bite to eat. As the driver I was particularity pleased to find that they served Adnams Ghost Ship Low Alcohol beer, rather than the tasteless and over priced alternatives most places seem to have!The food was lovely and great value for money. The number of customers showed how popular the place is!The pub is located in a great area for long walks (weather permitting), is peaceful and not badly priced. Worth a visit.Thank you for taking the time to review the Jolly Sailor
9. Suzie's Gift and Tea Shop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 83 reviews
Here at Suzie's Gift and Tea Shop we make all of our delicious food on the premises, priding ourselves on delivering fresh and tasty meals, cakes, drinks and treats. We have a menu full of tasty food as well as Specials Boards with lots of variety. You ca
Reviewed By sue8902
Best coronation chicken I have ever had. The salad was so fresh with an interesting mix of leaves and hubby has the all day cooked breakfast that he said was one of the best he has ever had. The tea came in a huge teapot, hot and strong, along with a cute little milk bottle full of milk. This was out first visit but it definitely wont be the last. Looks like we have found out pot of gold in MaldonThank you so much for your kind words, they have made our day! So glad you enjoyed your time with us, its so lovely when customers note the finer details. Makes it all worth while! Thank you once again!
8. Le Bouchon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 652 reviews
Le Bouchon is a grade II listed, 300 year old Georgian building which has undergone an extensive refurbishment programme restoring the building to its former glory. The renovation period lasted in excess of 2 years, working many hours to create the right
Reviewed By Donnatristram
I had a wonderful birthday celebration 31st August, including a boat ride from your private mooring. The food was exquisite, the service fantastic and attention to detail was second to none. I would definatley recommend eating here and will be back as soon as I can. Thank you.
7. The Vintage Rose Tea Room
Overall Ratings
5 based on 76 reviews
Vintage style tea room. With lots of homemade cakes and light lunches on offer.
Reviewed By Pam H
Friendly Staff, scones to die for and a huge teapot of tea - what more could you ask for? We will definitely return and recommend highly.
6. The Maldon Smokehouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
Smoked Seafood And Meats
Reviewed By 100traceyh
Spent almost 3 hours sitting in the sunshine by the water enjoying a taste board for two plus scallop and sausage starter and extra bread bucket which we shared between four people. All enjoyed along with own wine, drinks etc. Staff are great, very relaxed atmosphere.
5. The Loft
Overall Ratings
5 based on 181 reviews
The Loft is a modern tearoom with a vintage vibe! It is located in an Edwardian sail loft in the coastal village of Tollesbury in Essex. As well as serving freshly ground coffee and loose leaf teas, we provide freshly home cooked food such as paninis, san
Reviewed By Clive and Clair... B
Popped in for some lunch and refreshments while out cycling with friends. This is a quaint cafe with good honest food and excellent service. When I am out cycling in the area this is always a highlight.
4. Rubino Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 289 reviews
Reviewed By TheMirror
First visit, but it won't be the last! First impressions: small and quaint. A nice welcome from the staff. Very clean cutlery, glasses and napkins (I notice these things). The menu is short, but with a range of dishes so everyone should find something to their taste. The service throughout was excellent, and the food was lovely. My impression is that Rubino's has decided to do a smaller number of dishes than some other restaurants, but do them very, very well, using local ingredients where possible. Even the coffee was first class, roasted by a small company "over the border" in Hertfordshire, and tasting as if it had been roasted that morning. I thoroughly recommend this little gem.
3. Mrs Salisbury's Famous Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
5 based on 448 reviews
Founded in 2014, Mrs Salisbury's optimises the Great British tea room. Our tea room is proudly situated in the blue plaque dwelling of the late Edward Bright, The Fat Man of Maldon. Occupying Rose Cottage at the rear of Church House, our quaint tea room o
Reviewed By dandamaldon
My friend and I really enjoyed our afternoon tea today. Often have lunch at this lovely place.. it really is an oasis of calm...first time we've had afternoon tea here and I couldn't fault it. The staff here are always so friendly and make every visit special. The afternoon tea is beautifully presented and better than London ones. Excellent value for money. I had a gluten free afternoon tea and it was wonderful. Gluten free scones were perfect, you couldn't tell the difference. I would highly recommend Mrs Salisburys any day but their afternoon tea is definitely worth going for.
2. Queen Victoria
Overall Ratings
5 based on 185 reviews
Gray & Sons - Queen Victoria. Victorian pub dating back to the mid 1800's. Home of cask Ales complimented by traditional home cooked foods, Licencee James and Partner Paul look forward to welcoming you.
Reviewed By GillyB23
Spur of the moment decision to go out for lunch and we werenât disappointed. Great food, efficient and attentive service, couldnât fault anything. We were able to take our dog into the public bar and she was given a bowl of water and a doggie treat, brilliant!Would definitely recommend.Dear GillyB23,Thank you for your review and five bubbles, so glad your party and doggie were made to feel welcome, we love our four legged friends as much as we do our two legged friends!Looking forward to your next visit.Kindest regardsJames
1. The Bonnie Blue Oak
Overall Ratings
5 based on 27 reviews
We are a family run friendly public house with separate bar and dining areas. We also have a large enclosed patio and fenced in garden area with a play area for the children. We serve good quality reasonably priced beer, real ales and wine. We pride ourse
Reviewed By Mo H
This was our first visit and it was really good. Motherâs Day meant we had to wait a little while for our table but it was worth it. Roasts were enormous with veg served separately and the Beef Bourguinon was fabulous so tender and tasty. I felt really full, but managed to squeeze in a baguette bread pudding with cranberries and creamy custard, also the apple pie looked really good again with creamy custard. The young man who looked after us couldnât do enough for us and altogether it was a great experience. As I said first visit but not the last.Hello Mo H! Thank you for finding time to write this review. Motherâs Day was extremely busy for us and we tried our best to make our customers happy. We are glad you would like to visit our restaurant again and we are looking forward to cooking for you!
