Top Restaurants in Walton-on-the-Naze
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Top 4 Mediterranean food in Walton-on-the-Naze, United Kingdom
Discover Restaurants offering the best Mediterranean food in Walton-on-the-Naze, United Kingdom including Avenue Bistro, The Naze Cafe & Takeaway, Franco's, Turkish Meze Bar
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1. Avenue Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 507 reviews
Reviewed By Kat01041105
This is the second time we have visited, last time I felt the food was bland and overpriced but I thought it was a one off. Unfortunately not, our second visit was much the same, tasteless food which is overpriced including drinks, wonât be going back
2. The Naze Cafe & Takeaway
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
So much more than its name suggests!
Reviewed By Freddyminster
A nice place to eat. Staff and ambiance are wonderful, a pleasure to eat there. The themed nights are the icing on the cake!Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review, we're very appreciative.
3. Franco's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 352 reviews
A very good Italian restaurant in Clacton. All food prepared and cooked on the premises. Plenty of seafood including lobster and sea bass. Staff extremely friendly and looked after us very well. Highly recommended.
Reviewed By RobboNewZealand
Enjoyed dinner at Francoâs. dinner menu was on a blackboard and I thought fairly limited, however the food was very tasty. The chicken and porcini mushroom risotto was delicious. Staff were very helpful and friendly. An ideal location for a special meal. Would return again if ever in Clacton.
4. Turkish Meze Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 123 reviews
Authentic Turkish & Mediterranean food We have 35 years experience on Turkish food We giving Turkish hospitality to our guests
Reviewed By Amanda66611
We eat a lot of Turkish food, having lived in Green Lanes, Haringey, for over 20 years, and consider ourselves real aficionados. Imagine our delight, therefore, when we found this little gem in the Dovercourt area of Harwich. It was a quick overnight visit, and we didnât hold out high hopes. However, from the moment we walked in it was just the best experience: lovely friendly, helpful staff, nice atmosphere, about half full, and a nice table that we had reserved in advance via their website. Turns out we didnât need to have done, but we are so glad we did, because it wasnât something Iâd like to have missed. As is customary in Turkish restaurants there were a number of free nibbles/starters (bread, black olives, tsatsiki and a lovely crumbly cheese, not feta, donât actually know what it was called, but it was fantastic). They were happy to tell us what we were going to get for free, so that we could then adjust our order accordingly. I hate it when they give you things that youâve ordered, or you expect things that you didnât order and then donât get. Anyway, on top of the freebies we had hummus to share, then chicken shish for me, and lamb chops for my husband. They came with tomato, peppers, the most fantastic salad, and rice for him. I was offered Bulgar wheat or quinoa but I asked for extra salad instead and thatâs exactly what I got: the most delicious pile of fragrant, fresh, very very lightly dressed, crunchy salad. The very helpful waitress recommended a Turkish red wine, again no idea what it was called, but it was fantastic. And the best bit of all was it costs 60 quid in total. What a fantastic place, highly recommended.
Where to eat British food in Walton-on-the-Naze: The Best Restaurants and Bars
