The best restaurants in Brentwood South Brentwood East of England

The tapas were great, well prepared and good quality but the paella was not. It was dry and strange with chorizo in it!!! I've never heard of chorizo in paella and I lived in Spain for 10 years! One thing I really didn't like was that I ordered a coca cola and the waiter filled my glass from an already open can from the fridge and didn't even give me the rest of the can. Very poor in my opinion.

Closed down, don't waste your time coming. Brentwood council is currently executing a gentrification program against its constituents in Brentwood.

Booked here for dinner after our granddaughters party was seated up stairs all together enjoyed our relaxing visit great food and service and sang happy birthday to out two year old granddaughter

This is just the sort of place that serves nothing like Thai food, a disservice to Thai cuisine. Bland packet sauces with low cost ingredients small dishes at high prices, just don't waste your money, more interested in selling you beers than good Thai food.

It's been a long time since I've eaten authentic Indian food. I've eaten here before. The food is so beautifully prepared and arranged. It was beautiful to look at and tasted great. I'll come back again.

BEST burger I've ever had. It's that great, if on death row, it'll certainly be my last meal. Stunning, fresh and value for money.

GREAT REAL ALE Proper Traditional Pub with nice atmosphere and polite efficient bar lady. Also out back nice area to relax. Serving a choice of 3 Real Ales - On the day I visited Doom Bar Timothy Taylors Landlord and Ghost Ship plus lagers and the rest. Food wise nothing much though I guess there would be available crisps nuts etc. I went for the Doombar @ £2.95 pint which was excellent. Dogs are positively welcomed. Various Signs around for various types of nights dates. Great Pub Great Real Ales Great Service.

I've been giong to h and h for 20 years they are definitely the best when they were away on holiday recently I tried three other shops and they don't come anywhere near this food. The chicken one are amazing. The salads are amazing and the chips are really nice with mayo on them.

Ordered takeaway got told it would be an hour , 2 hours later and we’re still waiting, after ringing several times we got told it was waiting for a driver and it’s on its way , yet it still didn’t turn up for 45 mins

Came here on my own for lunch one day, had a really tasty salad and there is loads of options for veggies and vegans. All very healthy and a lovely cafe. Staff were all very nice and polite.

My sons (aged 1 and 5) adore Rossi’s ice-creams, however, I would advise any family with young children/toddlers to approach with caution. I had a deeply unpleasant lecture from the proprietor about my parenting methods and how it was bad business for him to be left to clean up children’s messes when their parents can’t control them. My sons are energetic young boys who find it hard to sit still for long periods of time, but I didn’t think his reaction was proportional to their behaviour— or the situation. Rarely have I felt so publicly shamed as the mum of two young children.

I don't usually write reviews, but I was really disappointed in the quality of food at this place, it's great concept with the small kids' area so people with kids can sit and have their food or coffee whilst their kids play however when eating out and paying £27 for 2x breakfast meals and 2 coffees you'd expect good quality food something a little nicer than you could make yourself at home. The pancakes were the ones you get in a packet from the supermarket £1 for packet of 6 that you put down in the toaster with 2 slices of bacon and half a tin of syrup you'd expect fresh pancakes for the price of £12. The avocado on toast was tasteless really thick white bread with just avocado spreaded on top really poorly displayed for a cafe/restaurant- if you are ordering crushed avocado on toast, you usually get it on a nice piece of sourdough fresh bread with chilli seeds cherry tomatoes and rocket or radishes with feta and balsamic glaze or nice tasting sauce of some kind, it was so basic for the price you pay. The coffee I couldn't even drink, it was also tasteless- I'd also suggest them investing in a decent coffee machine if they are going to charge £3 for a coffee. Also, please note the venue has a black baby gate as you enter via a ramp it's quite tricky to open especially if you are on your own with a buggy.

Not too bad! Use your Tescos clubcard points and convert to 3x CR vouchers!

Very disappointing, it was chaotic, slow and when the food eventually arrived it was not hot! It took over an hour from sitting down to the food arriving, however, Deliveroo drivers were in and out like yo-yo’s evidently taking the kitchen’s time and priority over the customers on site. The shepherds pie was pitiful, hardly any meat, and lukewarm and served with a side of cubed potatoes when the pie was mainly mash. The kids fish fingers were over cooked, dry and hard. Needless to say we won’t be returning and I doubt that several table around us will either as everyone was frustrated by the extended wait but all witnessing the endless stream of motorbike delivery guys walking in and out!

Over all really nice meal, our little boy loved the korma ! Thoroughly enjoyed it Great service