Me and a friend live close to this pub and it seems to be the only decent pub left around in the…read morearea. We have not tried the food here but the beer is always very good, me and my buddy are fans of ales and the selection there is away from the generic choices normally offered in pubs therefore it is a welcome relief. I also like their loyalty cards where after buying 6 pints you get the 7th free. The pub has a cosy welcoming feel for families and they offer pub food also. Furthermore the pub also has free wifi. It's a nice establishment and the best choice in an area lacking good alternatives.

Nice looking pub with cosy areas for dining with very helpful staff. Found the selection of food a…read morebit limited. Food was ok but nothing special. Overall 7 out of 10

Been here a few times when I have had guests down and we have always have had a good time here…read more It is located right next door to a Travelodge which means there's always a varied mix of punters in the pub whenever you go however the thing that does not change is the good prices and the friendly staff. I particularly like the homely feel of the pub none more so when we used so much glassware they came and had to wash our glasses to serve our next round of drinks! Would Recommend it especially as it has a lovely fireplace ideal for a chilly evening to keep you cosy and warm!

If you like pubs that feel homely and welcoming then this is the one for you. The 3 Jolly Wheelers…read moreboasts real wood burning fireplaces that beckon you in during the winter and a charming beer garden that provides a perfect retreat during the summer months. The pub also serves food and the menu shows good variety, though is aimed more at meat eaters, with few vegetarian options. The desserts are lovely, lots of fruit crumbles, puddings and a cheeseboard. There is a motel attached to the pub and as the location is a stone's throw from the countryside, it would make an ideal place for a short break. So if you're ever in Essex (stranger things have happened) and fancy some home comforts, you really must give The 3 Jolly Wheelers a try!

Nice, friendly proper British Pub. I always make it a point to stop in for a few pints when I am…read morehere from the States.

Take a short walk from the high street to fine this gem of a pub which feels like a country cousin…read morewith city fare. There is a lovely beer garden with plenty of greenery. The beers on tap are a nice mixture of cast ales, craft beer and mainstream lager. The food is high quality for pub grub. We had the Mediterranean chicken salad and fish and chips. Both were very good and totally hit the spot! Definitely worth visiting!

This place is a Miller & Carter restaurant who 'specialise' in steak. The food is OK and some of it…read morecould be classed as nice although my meal wasn't particularly good. I had salmon with mango salsa that was pretty much non existent and incredibly oily crushed fried potatoes. I'm pretty sure it didn't mention them being fried on the menu, just served with gremolata which had also become fried by association. I made the school boy error of tipping them on to my plate like I do with all potatoes that come in additional/unnecessary crockery and had to limit the onslaught of oil with a chive garnish!! However, it is a big place and its always rammed and booking is essential as there are not many other local options. This also means it takes ages to be served, so much so one of our party who was 'in the know', ordered two pints of beer to sustain him until the waitress finally returns. Overall, if your expectations are low and/or your options are limited then book yourself up here and don't forget that additional beer!

I visited the camelot recently, having not been for some time. Upon arrival it has clearly had a…read moremajor refurbishment. I was quite peckish but the bar the bar was so comfortable that i decided to have a drink first before moving into the restaurant. I was immediately greeted by an extremely friendly lady who enquired whether or not i would be dining in the restaurant. She made me aware that there was a choice of different menus on offer. I chose a steak which is served with onion loaf and i have i have to say it was a perfect accompaniment. My whole experience was exceptional and i will be visiting again soon!!!

Delicious, creative menu Excellent service…read moreRack of lamb 3 chops, dauphinoise potato, purple sprouting broccoli 23 medium rare - excellent! Grilled octopus w chorizo & chickpea 9 v good Fried squid Cornish squid, togarashi pepper, lime, squid ink mayo 8 v good Leaf salad 4 good Padron peppers 4 generous serving TDH brew Belgium draught 5 good Sparkling water L -complimentary Sticky toffee w ice cream 7 - v good, hot & cold delight Choc ice cream sandwich, choc sponge w passion fruit 7 - decadent -not too sweet (Cherry, almond, pistachio tart w choc sorbet 7 - out of stock) Pot of tea 3 Overall a very enjoyable meal. Music was quite loud though & they were looping the same ethno beat that somewhat annoyed my hubby.

I've had a couple of really good burgers here, and the squid starter with squid in mayo was great…read more Minimal but decent beer list. I'd say it was mainly for ladies who lunch, and love Rosé wine.

A solid middle-class gastro pub, this is…read more From the respectable range of ales (including some guests) to more than quaffable wines, you're sure to find something you enjoy drinking. Sierra Nevada is a mainstay. The food menu is long and varied, and the fare I've tried was respectable, albeit a bit spendy given this is zone 4. On the subject of cost, I should say I would have liked to see the prices about a pound or two cheaper for many main courses. And the 10-pound round for two pints of ale did give me a bit of sticker shock given this pub's almost-Essex location. I guess it IS located in yummy mummy Wanstead valley, though. All in all, the pub has good food, good booze and plenty of inviting seating areas and a vast beer garden. On my two weekend visits, it's always been buzzing. If you're in your 30s and living in Wanstead, it's where you're going to end up eating and drinking at the weekend. If you're visiting friends who are the aforementioned, you'll be happy here too.

Really surprised this place has 4 star reviews. Maybe we just got unlucky. The whole place feels a…read morebit run down, the seats we were sitting on we're stained and the lock on the door in the bathroom was broken. I ordered a flat white (on the menu), but was told they couldn't do that today (?) I had a cappuccino instead which came half full and appallingly presented. Then I ordered the smoked chicken and avocado salad which came without any avocado and no explanation after a longer wait than you'd expect in a pub. All in all, pretty disappointing!

Came here for a lunch as I was in the area. It was typically Harvester and we were quite happy with…read morethe food served, the portions were of a good size as well as drinks being refillable. The staff were friendly, helpful and very accommodating with a young toddler. I enjoyed myself and will come back.

So we had a large group and the food was decent. Service was ok (not great) but what do you expect…read morefrom a chain restaurant. I think for a Sat night could have been a little more attentive but worth the money for our visit

Came in to eat and have a few drinks I feel the staff were not worried about me as a customer I…read morelove the food but the service was poor and didn't really know anything thing about the harvester app

This pub is a firm family favourite, a family happy place. Whether it is for a quick bite, family…read morecatch up or date night, the Plough provides a friendly, welcoming atmosphere, with a real fire and great service. Taylor, Zarah and Petra and are always welcoming and go over to make us feel welcome. Thank you. After the year we've had, it is great to have somewhere like this to hangout.

This place is a great country pub. It looks kind of like a beach pub from the outside ... You…read morecan't miss it driving past as its painted bright blue. This pub is great in summer as there is lots of benches and outdoor seating area, just try to get one that is on the flat area and not on the hill, it's a different experience eating on a slant =P I didn't order much food, just a bowl of olives and some fruit cider. My friend ordered a prawn cocktail, she said it was very nice. The menu is pretty extensive and there are a variety of dishes for vegetarians, the only down side for me was that their selection of salads didn't really exist (that made me sad). Great atmosphere though and very pretty inside, if you are looking for somewhere to hang out this is the place to come.