the most moodiest pub around...me and some mates were walking about trying to find a bar to have a…read morefew drinks as i turned 18 two days before, we turned up and my mate asked if they have a dart board, so the bar man decided to say, sorry lads cant have you in here, i asked why not, and then he replied that my mate is being to loud, how is he being to loud, he asked you if you got a fucking dart board, so i rate this pub as 0, the most shittest pub ever.

Firstly, stated open hours on this site are wrong! Known the Elms for many years and interior is…read morenice enough but suffers from the Wetherspoon curse of too few staff and long waits to be served. In addition, having not been there for some years I was unaware that parking was now controlled and I needed to enter my reg at the bar (I think). Consequently two visits of 21minutes each for one pint, cost me £90 in fines!!!

quite a nice pub, very big (its a wetherspoons pub) friendly staff and reasonable prices, quite…read moretraditional though

Lovely pub and restaurant at the end of Leigh Creek…read more Winners of the Campaign for Real Ale 2014, 2015 and 2016. Great local place, child friendly with children's menus for the under 12's. The front is the take away fish and chips and gelato,, and at the back is pub and restaurant. It's a football free zone outside. Free fast wifi.

It was nice to be in this local British pub it had beeen about 14years since I came back to this…read morearea with the family but I could still get a nice fish and chips so I got a new place for the next month. Last Sunday when we came it was a bit busy but I guess the good weather sparked it off

This is a great pub for sunny summer days and evenings, thanks to the huge patio area on the…read moreseafront. Sorry, estuary front. It's in Old Leigh which is a quaint little fishing village and well worth a stroll through. It gets busy during the week with day-trippers and local workers and busy at the weekend with everyone else. Last time we visited, we placed our food order at the bar only to be told that it would be at least 1 hour. This was said very matter of factly and the implication was that if we didn't like it we could go somewhere else. I guess they didn't have to care too much about losing 2 customer for lunch when there were another 20 or so lined up behind us. Maybe have your food somewhere else and visit The Peter Boat for a drink only.

The Hamlet is a modern bar with efficient staff ready to serve. An open plan space with a large…read morescreen and smaller TVs dotted around, making it a popular place when a big match is on. Time your run to the loo as these are space limited. The pub is popular in the early evening for those returning from London as Westcliff station is around the corner. It is also a common first port of call for those heading into Southend clubbing on a Friday or Saturday. A decent breakfast is served for the early birds, also a good lunch menu is available too.

Close to Westcliff station decent food and family friendly for daytime meals.read more

Honestly u have to pop in here, theres an app so u ordered from ur table, the funniest staff and…read moreits so cheap. It's just a better version of spoons with a beautiful interior to look at... and huge tvs for watching stuff

Food is called out to you over a mic! How amazing is that?…read more Great nightlife atmosphere and not what I expected in the land of Essex :) An alternative venue, with an upstairs bar area and downstairs bar area both serving food late on a Saturday night! The bar staff are friendly, up for a laugh and there to help. Drinks aren't expensive and there's a cash machine in the venue too. The food is yummy grub pub food - opportunity to get either 10, 20 or even 30 chicken wings!!! I chose the Nachos as per, with chilli, and they were nommylicious. A balcony on the first floor, that leads down to the outside decking area with garden benches and nice pot plants for those summer evenings.

This is a lovely pub and restaurant in a country setting. I don't think the building itself is very…read moreold, but the pub is typical olde England with the restaurant in the conservatory. The food is superb and the menu changes regularly to reflect in-season foods. In addition to the regular menu they have daily specials. The service is also excellent. The waiting staff are really friendly and always happy to recommend a particular dish or arrange for something to be cooked to order i.e. pepper steak, no pepper! I highly recommend this for a reasonably priced, low-key dinner. It's in the middle of nowhere, but worth missing out a few glasses of wine with your meal in order to be the designated driver. Reserve ahead, especially on a Sunday afternoon when it's packed to bursting with people enjoying their roast dinner.

The Cherry Tree is associated with the Oliver family. Love the glass conservatory. Comfortable…read moredining, close to home. Offer 'specials' to help those on a tighter budget. Situtated on busy road from Rochford to Stambridge. Plenty of free parking.

The Lobster Smack is a traditional, cosy, friendly pub, right by the sea wall at the end of a long…read moreroad that seems to lead to nowhere. It dates back to the times of smugglers on the Thames Estuary. On entering, remember to duck your head as the ceiling is very low! It is a traditionally decorated pub with beams and low ceilings, and I found the atmosphere to be very friendly and welcoming. There is a restaurant area and although I did not eat here, the portions did look very large. They sometimes have live entertainment here too. There are picnic tables outside which are ideal for the Summer. Children are welcome until 9pm. I would certainly visit again and would love to try the food next time as it looked delicious!

Came here at the conclusion of a long walk with friends- hands down best fish and chips I've ever…read morehad.

There are two types of 80s theme pubs; the neon frenzied space invader polkadot discotheque and the…read moretraditional shabby wooden panelled free house complete with original carpet. This pub falls in to the latter category - and is the better for it. It is a house of the old mould; a meeting spot for the local community, complete with noticeboard, pool table and sign proclaiming 'Paying too much for your beer? BLAME THE CHANCELLOR!' Inspired! Quid-a-shot flavoured vodka makes for an easy kicker. However, paying £3.05 for a pint is really annoying. Not expensive. Annoying in a jangly pocket full of change/kryptonite type fashion. Music mix oscillates between power ballad and dance music titles you'd likely hear only on the local radio station these days (think 'Horny, horny, horny' and 'The Tamperer'). A welcome slice of nostalgia!