The best restaurants in Marconi Chelmsford East of England

I walked in off the street and was met with a lovely greeting from the owner and staff. I sat at a table and was immediately made to feel welcome. There was a good atmosphere and everyone was friendly. The food was delicious and the coffee too. I must say I was full up by the time I left. I would recommend Starvin' Marvin to my friends.

I ordered this for my birthday and we were very pleased with it, especially the cakes.However we felt that the sandwiches could have had more varied, different fillings and a variety of type of bread - not just white.

A super friendly and inclusive craft beer bar, offering 18 taps of incredible craft beer - some brewed by Radio City Beer Works themselves, and others brought in or imported by other incredible breweries! The bar also offer locally distilled spirits, a great selection of wines and ciders too! A small bar which utilises the space incredibly, manages to pull off some brilliant live music shows of various genres, as well as a huge variety of other events. 100% worth checking out and spending some time trying an incredible selection of drinks, enjoying the forever rock playlist and soaking up the lovely vibes. Keep doing what you're doing, guys!

Recommend by a friend, was skeptical, but super impressed with the quality, flavour and value. Would highly recommend.

Great independent pizza spot. The taste of Italy pizza is insane and the staff are super friendly!

Best Pizza for the best price, always have a full and happy belly

Eaten here a few times now. Lovely food,kind and attentive staff and a casual,relaxed feel to the place. If you like Greek food,I would highly recommend them.We enjoyed the Mezze. Plenty to eat and a wide variety of dishes to tuck into.Thankyou

worst in terms of delivery time

Great restaurant with lovely food and excellent service 👌

Just went here for a lovely belated Birthday/Valentines meal. Was greeted and looked after very attentively. Food came at perfect intervals and was absolutely delicious very good prices too. Vibe of the restaurant was great, they were busy which is always a good sign but not crowded. All staff friendly and courteous, would definitely recommend and return again.

We had a lovely dinner here, Sunday night. We ordered the Dal Bhaat and Momo and it was very delicious! The service was great and the owner came out from the kitchen to speak with us and personalise the spiciness of each of our dishes. Very authentic, tasted exactly like the food we had in Nepal! Overall great food and experience.

Best pizza in Chelmsford in my opinion and the coolest pizza place name.

I often get pizza take away from here and it aways tastes good. Obviously not the same as domino's...etc but it is half the price!

Met at this charming pub with some old friends for a little Christmas drinks gathering. One of my pals has been a regular for many years and I've been here numerous times myself. However, whilst enjoying the array of many different beers you have on tap I was physically and verbally abused by one of your staff!? So, to explain we'd been in for a couple of hours and were enjoying the hustle and bustle of a busy Saturday evening, along with many other like minded ale drinkers. We sat, chatting, laughing, drinking and getting a bit merry. The table next to us had just finished their drinks and headed out the door. So, without purposely trying to annoy someone I casually lifted my leg and rested my calf on the stall next to me. Nothing wrong with that you'd think? I am due for a knee op in the not too distant future and when sat in the same position for a while my knee tends to tighten up a bit so. I'd just momentarily rested my calf on the little stool next to me to loosen off the tension a little. Then, some aggresive bloke, with a bald head shoved my leg off the stool, got in my face and shouted something along the lines of "Get yer feet off! You're not at home now! Who d'ya think you are?" Wow!? I was shocked. And to add to it, when I tried to ask him why he was being so aggressive? He continued to act like a Sargent Major and kept talking over me? How rude!? He walked off and I called out "Hey!" He then came back at me and shouted "Don't say Hey to me!!" There was no way of reasoning with him and my friends were also having trouble understanding why he wouldn't explain to us why he had a terrible attitude and an aggressive manner to the people who are putting money in his pocket? I mean if had muddy boots and the underneath of my foot was on a stool I could understand, as a glass collector you may be slightly annoyed with me, making a mess of your tidy seating arrangement, but you politely ask me to keep my muddy feet down please, no? The guys behind the bar were true ladies and gentlemen! Every time we went up to order they were very helpful and allowed us to "try before we buy." So, being pushed and starting an argument with us is not the way to keep customers coming back is it? He needs to learn good etiquette and how to treat his customers with respect before he's let loose in the bar again. Because while he's there our drinking experience will be ruined if we return. And next time I may not be so polite to him..