The best restaurants in Maldon East of England

Ordered haddock and chips it was obviously all frozen food and my fish was not cooked sufficiently. I won’t be going again.

Awful. Near-cold baked beans, too-small sausages all put on a cold plate. Meal the size for a child. Coffee machines broken.

Lovely old country pub with welcoming friendly staff. Typical pub menu, but desserts only at the weekends. Usually a couple of guest beers available..

Great service in the kiosk at the station and always with a smile! On a windy Monday when my brain clearly wasn’t functioning yet and I left my tea behind, the lovely lady (Steph) ran out and gave my tea to one of the train staff so I wouldn’t miss out on my morning cuppa. That is going above and beyond in customer service! Thank you very much! Have a great day! 🥰

Absolutely terrible experience. Took ages for the food, just under 1 hour even though there was 2 small familes including ours. When the food came it was cold, waiters didn't know what the food was. Was really cold, was told we will switch on the heating, 1 and half hours later, it was still on switched on. Staff couldn't be bothered, when I expressed my dissatisfaction, she didn't say a word. Only response was its not our fault they is only 1 chef. Still no apology Food was of poor quality and overly priced, we actually went to another place nearby after this.

Very friendly staff. Beautiful decor. Happy friendly atmosphere. Well worth visiting

Definitely the worst McDonald’s in the UK, can’t put simple orders together, never have milkshakes machine working, orders are always wrong 9 times out of 10, always blame Uber, and Uber blames them, food is always cold and to a poor standard, definitely not good quality fast food, Manager Josh is wetter than the lettuce in there, absolutely useless, very poor management from him, refused a refund or to even replace the order even though I had proof, Never will go there again

So slow, expect at least a 30 minute wait for food. Food is pretty good though. Sitting in the drive through this time, thinking it'll be quicker than walk in. Not to be.