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Where to eat British food in Harwich: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on British food in Harwich, United Kingdom including Arlingtons, The Alma Inn and Dining Rooms, Rainbow Cafe, The New Bell Inn, The Cafe on the Pier, The Hanover Inn, Samuel Pepys Restaurant, The Pier Restaurant, The Crown Post, Hamford View
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10. Hamford View
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Hamford View tea room & activity centre is located in 6.5 acres with stunning views to the sea. The vintage tea room provides light lunches, home made cakes cooked daily, and ice cream sundaes. Activities include paint your own ceramics, acoustic music ev
Reviewed By JanuaryGirl1950
Having heard quite a few positives about these tea rooms, decided to call. Tea was traditional with leaves, even my peppermint tea, in tea pots with tea strainers. Very 50s, quiet and relaxing, no banging background music. Lovely location. Will visit again to enjoy tea in the garden. Also, crafting for children I believe. Recommend visiting.
9. The Crown Post
Overall Ratings
4 based on 171 reviews
Reviewed By Bobbyfarrell
Visited The Crown Post for a family meal whilst in the area. The staff are very friendly and helpful. We were seated upstairs. Good choice of food which was excellent and reasonably priced, as was the drinks. We definitely return when next in the Area.
8. The Pier Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 222 reviews
The redefined brasserie is located on the first floor of the completely modernised 1860 listed building in historic Harwich. Experience all-day dining (all-year-round) and outdoor dining - whenever the sun shines - with a menu celebrating modern classics,
Reviewed By beccyw146
Enjoyed a very pleasant meal here on a quiet Monday evening. A separate vegetarian and vegan Menu is available as the main menu has limited options in that department. Whilst the options were limited they are imaginative and there was enough variation to offer a good choice of options. Service was good and attentive. excellent range of gins as well. Definitely a fine dining venue and quite expensive but the perfect place to a treat.
7. Samuel Pepys Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By MishaMas
We were looking for a nice place to eat before taking the boot back when we found this lovely restaurant! Even though it was a Saturday evening, the waiters worked hard to find us a place and were incredibly welcoming and kind. They made our evening!The restaurant has a great atmosphere and the food was good. I would definitely recommend this place.
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6. The Hanover Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By Carly3
We came here after it being recommend. When you first walk in, you will get the feeling that it's very small but don't be put off. We were taken through to the restaurant at the back, it only seats about 30 people. The menu choice is very good, you also have a specials board available, they have burgers, pies, fish, steaks and much more choice. I had the chicken, ham and leek pie, it was lovely, my niece had the sausage and mash and she said the sausages were amazing. The service was very efficient, we could see into the kitchen, I'd say it all looked very clean and looked after. We didn't have pudding as we were going out for a few drinks after the meal. I'd say give this place ago you will not be disappointed.
5. The Cafe on the Pier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
Situated on Ha'penny Pier with stunning views. A wonderful spot for al fresco dining and on those cooler days the ideal place for a great breakfast, bowl of homemade soup or coffee and cake. Harwich is full of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. The Caf
Reviewed By l0vaduck
A lovely cafe which was doing a roaring trade on this sunny August day. They have a few indoor tables and more outside, overlooking the LV18 lightship, sadly closed due to extreme temperatures below decks on the day we visited. Quaint historic pier with views over the Stour estuary. We had the all day breakfast (one veggie and one standard) which was served promptly and with a smile by the friendly and cheerful staff. They have quite a wide menu for the size of the cafe, including salads, fish, ploughmanâs, sandwiches, lasagne, jacket potatoes and toasties. Would definitely recommend if you are visiting the north east end of Harwich.
4. The New Bell Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 119 reviews
The New Bell Inn is an award winning public house. Our kitchen is open lunchtimes only offering a wide range of meals prepared on the premises. The bar served quality locally-brewed ales, primarily from Essex and Suffolk as well as fresh ciders. Quality l
Reviewed By wood57
Visited for the first time ,an excellent lunch,,home cooked food ,freshly prepared,very friendly couple run the pub,could not fault the service or the quality of the food.The steak and kidney pudding one of the best I have had for a long time.
3. Rainbow Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Seaside Cafe/Restaurant, serving freshly cooked food, freshly ground coffee, beer and wines available.
Reviewed By MillwallSteve
Went here on Saturday 6th July before watching a game at Harwich & Parkeston FC. We arrived at 12:30, loads of parking. First on the menu (English Breakfast) stops at Midday so we missed that but was able to get an English Bap with Sausage, Bacon and Egg so all good . Baps were really nice and staff very friendly. very clean and nice atmosphere.
2. The Alma Inn and Dining Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 656 reviews
The Alma Inn and Dining Rooms has been at the centre of Harwich life since the 1850s serving ale to the citizens, sailors, soldiers and farmers of the wind that passed through.We offer food seven days a week. Go to our 'Whats On' page to take advantage of
Reviewed By _tim_mack55
Sadly only stayed for 1 night.Excellent room - spotlessly clean.We had an amazing dinner on Saturday night - lots of fresh fish and seafood.Great breakfastLovely people could not have been more welcoming.We could not have asked for more.We will be back!Thanks so much for your review _tim_mack55, it was a pleasure looking after you and yours, we are looking forward to seeing you again too! Have you joined our mailing list - we sometimes have some "saucy" accommodation offers sent to subscribers ......Helen
1. Arlingtons
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Arlingtons Restaurant and Cafe is located in the most beautiful, historic and iconic building in the heart of Ipswich, Arlingtons is a great destination any time of day, from a relaxing morning coffee through to evening dining and drinks. Our âsmall plate
Reviewed By pickleonion
Nice place but overpriced. £7 for a granary roll with very little filling apart from a stack of mayonnaise accompanied by a tiny pot of coleslaw. Don't think I will be visiting again.
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