The Lemon Tree

48 St Johns Street, Colchester, CO2 7AD

The Lemon Tree is a delightful independently run bistro situated in a converted warehouse, which interestingly is part of Colchester's historical Roman town wall. An intimate private room runs underneath the wall, accommodating up to thirty guests while a large terrace is open for al fresco dining throughout the summer. Many customers see the fact that they serve reasonably priced, good quality food as one of their strong points. A frequently changing menu presents dishes all created from local and seasonal ingredients. Pop in on a Saturday afternoon and take advantage of the popular brunch that could include a smoked mackerel and herring salad or bangers and mash. Starters on other days take in leek and apple wood tarts or Dedham vale salt beef with caper berries.

The Lemon Tree is a delightful independently run bistro situated in a converted warehouse, which interestingly is part of Colchester's historical Roman town wall. An intimate private room runs underneath the wall, accommodating up to thirty guests while a large terrace is open for al fresco dining throughout the summer.

Many customers see the fact that they serve reasonably priced, good quality food as one of their strong points. A frequently changing menu presents dishes all created from local and seasonal ingredients.

Pop in on a Saturday afternoon and take advantage of the popular brunch that could include a smoked mackerel and herring salad or bangers and mash. Starters on other days take in leek and apple wood tarts or Dedham vale salt beef with caper berries. Among main courses, fresh lambs' liver and bacon jostles with fishcakes in lemon butter sauce.

Desserts encompass summer pudding and a white chocolate and raspberry truffle. The wine list is both varied and well-priced.

The Lemon Tree hosts events such as themed evenings, music shows and gourmet sittings.

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Modern British

: 09:30 - 22:00

Reservations: 01206 767337

48 St Johns Street, Colchester, CO2 7AD [Map]

£15.00    £26.00

£6.95 (1 course) to £12.95 (3 courses), Mon - Fri

£7.95 (1 course) to £15.95 (3 courses), Mon - Thurs

(Avg Price is the average cost per person for two courses, coffee, half a bottle of house wine and tip/service)

REVIEWS OF The Lemon Tree

Jon Barker (11 November 2008)

It was a terrible experience. I took a party of ten there for lunch and everything was either cold, or not fresh. I will not be going back again in a hurry. It was also very pricy and not a very friendly experience.

Vlo (27 July 2008)

I went there with a group of friends and it was stunning. It's very much recommended.

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