The best restaurants in Maldon North Maldon East of England

Me and my sisters came here for afternoon tea and it was one of the best I’ve experienced. There was so much food we had to take some home with us! The waffles were absolutely amazing, I haven’t stopped thinking about them since we left so I will definitely be returning! Great value for money and staff nice too. I would definitely recommend! :)

The homemade cakes are sublime - and available to takeaway.

Fantastic place,great food and lovely atmosphere. Highly recommend

First time visit for a lunch. Good menu selection and food quality was excellent. Would like to try dinner too!

Good selections & helpful staff & reasonably priced.

Just left from a night’s stay - room was lovely - clean and decorated beautifully- the young man who showed us to the room explained everything to us about coming back late and breakfast and he carried my bags! Lovely welcome - really friendly staff. Breakfast looked amazing - love the decor of the pub and the abundance of plants. Wonderful pub - so pleased we got to stay there.

We come monthly, great food, big size for large parties. Friendly service, good pricing, we’ll be back thank you for the great service !

Too good. Traditional town boozer. No food. Darts. Locals. Friendly. Great beer. Excellent choice of gin. It's ours. Keep out! 😀

This is my favourite place in Maldon! The atmosphere and and service make it such an intimate experience. It is the perfect place to meet friends - although I will I come here with my family, my husband and love taking my six-year-old niece for breakfast dates. The team and owner, Mario, are so welcoming and friendly. I will often come here for a coffee by myself and just sit for an hour or so taking some time for me. The coffee is phenomenal. There is not a place like it nearby, the diverse menu options cater for everyone. And the Tapas! Wow! There is not a thing I do not like on the menu and the fact that it is varied for seasons and holidays means that you can have a different experience every time. I cannot recommend Driftwood high enough. It is my go to place and if you haven’t tried it, you really should! Perfect for casual dining and special occasions.

Looked inviting from the outside so decided to give this establishment a try. Spotless interior , big menu with many tempting options. Our coffee was spot on , just how we like it "proper coffee." Wifey had bacon, brie and cranberry panini which she said was delicious. Myself chicken , bacon and pesto sandwich with granary bread. Thick slices of gorgeous bread with a well packed filling , it was very satisfying. Very good service and highly recommend.

A great experience in a one of restaurant. This place is amazing, the food is authentic Indian food. I’ve tried the fish dishes and the salmon tikka is cooked perfectly and full of flavour. The paneer starters is very nice too, the samosas are unique and much better than you normally get in an Indian restaurant. The curries are superb, Bombay potatoes are so nice. The side dishes are not the same portion size as you would expect, but they are ample for two people and we aren’t big eaters. The cost is reasonable and definitely worth getting the loyalty card. The management are lovely people, they’ve worked hard to maintain a Great restaurant. I like that they are able to explain the history behind the dish and ingredients used to make the dishes so special. They also open Christmas Day, we’ve eaten there on Christmas Day and the atmosphere is nice and relaxed and great food again. One of the best restaurants in Maldon

1st time i have used this place lovely coffee reasonable price so much better than the normal costa/ starbucks rubbish lovely taste

Wonderfully decorated and intimate inside, makes a change from the larger samey same type venues in Maldon. Food was top notch, as was the service...although the fish pie was very dry. That said, that was only one below average dish out of 12. Only thing that would put me off coming back to Haus is the extortionate wine list. Cheapest bottles start at £27-30 and a Malbec was £36 and a bottle of Sauvignon was £46. Yes, £46!!!! No bottle of wine should cost that much, this is not Kensington, it's Maldon...bring the prices down to £20-25. Until you do, I regrettably, won't be returning.

good food good friendly service deserves to do better but a lot of people do not realize it is there especially visitors to the town but value for money is excellent give it a try

Gorgeous food and setting to enjoy with family and friends, possibly the best kept secret in Maldon. Delightful Punjabi food freshly cooked and utterly delicious.