Harwich Restaurants

4 restaurants in Harwich




Restaurants in Harwich:

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Featured Restaurant

Parkeston Road, Dovercourt, Harwich, CO12 4NX [Map]

Brewer's Fayre restaurants offer a warm welcome to those who want a reliably tasty meal in pleasant surroundings, with plenty of choice, minimal fuss and friendly service. With a reputation going back 25 years they should have a fair chance of doing that, but don't take our word for it. Learn more

Brewer's Fayre restaurants offer a warm welcome to those who want a reliably tasty meal in pleasant surroundings, with plenty of choice, minimal fuss and friendly service. With a reputation going back 25 years they should have a fair chance of doing that, but don't take our word for it. Give them a try and see if you agree that this is how good quality pub food should be served.

Whether it's snacks, grills, pub classics, fish, Sunday roasts or side dishes they think their way through the options, talk to their guests, and then come up with the goods. Not everybody wants a full meal so they've considered the needs of those who want to keep the gap filled and the children contented, perhaps on a journey or a day out.

Hot filled baguettes are always popular be it sausage and red onion or a classic chicken club sandwich. Jacket potatoes are good on their own but filled with mature cheddar cheese and beans they take on a new dimension.

More paced occasions demand a wide menu, perhaps with starters of breaded butterfly prawns, chicken goujons or breaded camembert bites. Grills are there for the hungry and whole rack of meaty BBQ pork ribs served with extra sauce, chips and coleslaw can be very welcome. The days of the mixed grill are back - or did they ever go away - a 4oz rump steak, two pork sausages, and a gammon steak topped with a fried egg served with all the trimmings will remind you if they did.

Salmon and prawn fishcakes are served with buttered new potatoes, tartare sauce and a lightly dressed salad. A combination of sea and land comes with a rump steak, whole grilled chicken breast and breaded breaded butterfly prawns, served with chips and a side salad or garden peas.

The rise of eating out in pubs has brought into our daily lives a whole legion of what might be termed 'pub classics'. Many of them have their roots in what used to be called 'good home cooking' and include such dishes as sausage, egg and chips, beef and ale pie, chicken and mushroom pie and for the very daring a beef lasagne. Well, all of them and many more are on the menu at Brewer's Fayre, supplemented by such new regulars as vegetable Goan chicken curry, pork chop, chilli con carne and grilled chicken and bacon salad.

It has often been said that chicken tikka masala is now the most popular dish in Britain. Some may not really want to believe that, much as they love curry, but travel, population movement and other factors have widened our scope and they are probably pretty keen on fish and chips in Timbuktu.

What is certain is that the great British Sunday roast is exclusive to these islands, though copied maybe elsewhere or in ex-pat outposts. No surprise therefore that it's on the Brewer's Fayre menu. A trade of three roasts with an opportunity to trade up to a mega roast for a modest sum. With it come two Yorkshire puddings, roast potatoes, fresh seasonal vegetables and that important element - gravy.

A fine list of immensely tempting desserts may well bring the most ardent weight-watcher to their knees. A short but well thought out wine list offers all choices, except champagne, by the glass. Staying the night - check to see if there's a Premier Inn next door - chances are you'll be lucky.

A quick click on their Website is always worth while. The only thing that stays still permanently is the quality which is helped by a changing menu, and some very special offers.

Pub, Traditional

£10.00£18.00

Caffe Nero - Felixstowe

59 Hamilton Road, Felixstowe, nr Harwich, IP11 7BE [Map]

Café

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The Westerfield's at Orwell Hotel

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Hamilton Road, nr Harwich, IP11 7DX [Map]

The charming Edwardian resort of Felixstowe plays host to The Westerfield's at Orwell Hotel in Hamilton Road. It offers patrons a taste of classic British cuisine within interiors that reflect the Victorian architecture of the hotel, comfortable with plush chairs and rich wood panelling. Learn more

The charming Edwardian resort of Felixstowe plays host to The Westerfield's at Orwell Hotel in Hamilton Road. It offers patrons a taste of classic British cuisine within interiors that reflect the Victorian architecture of the hotel, comfortable with plush chairs and rich wood panelling.

Chef Mark Allen uses only the finest seasonal ingredients in a bill of fare that offers a wide range of traditional dishes, including the roast beef carved at your table from an antique silver-domed trolley. All roasts are served with roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables and rich pan gravy and include pork cutlet and breast of chicken. More comfort fare in the form of Proctors sausages and mash with beer and shallot gravy, home cooked steak and ale pie and calves liver and smoked bacon with fried onions adds to the festive air. Guests can also choose from chicken liver pâté, smoked salmon, char grilled tuna steak with Provencal sauce, Aberdeen Angus burger and fresh tagliatelle with wild mushrooms and sun dried tomatoes. Puddings of baked rhubarb and stem ginger fool, baked cheesecake or Eton mess bring the meal to a fitting end.

Bistro, Brasserie

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Harbourside Restaurant, Pier Hotel

The Quay, Harwich, CO12 3HH [Map]

English, Seafood

£25.00£45.00


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