Restaurants in Essex
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Fleur de Provence
For a glimpse of Southend's sophisticated side head away from the seafront to this chic Continental restaurant behind frosted-glass façade, with pastel blush walls, blonde-wood floors and romantic ambience.
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Pipe of Port
A Southend institution, this subterranean wine bar and bistro is an atmospheric place, with old-world character, candlelit tables, sawdust-covered floor and its own unique charm. It's famous for its pies, casseroles and fish dishes as well as the lengthy wine list. Book ahead.
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Mews
Tucked away near the train station, this relaxed, modern restaurant and bar are always buzzing with punters flocking in for the generous portions and reasonable prices for what is some of Southend's best food. There's an open kitchen, an extensive menu and good wine list.
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Lemon Tree
This zesty little eatery serves a refreshing menu of European classics with a modern twist. The decor strikes a nice chic-to-rustic balance, with a section of knobbly Roman wall flanking the main dining area. There are tasty blackboard specials, frequent gourmet nights, a pianist on Monday nights and regular special events.
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Green Room
Relaxed, friendly and down to earth, this easygoing bistro has simple wooden tables, bright artwork and some of the best food in town. Locally sourced meats, fish and oysters feature heavily on the seasonal menu, and it buzzes with happy diners lapping up the superb food.
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