Bars in Essex
There's a reason the Essex bar scene is all over tellie. Whether you're after an afternoon sesh with a few mates, or a jaegerbomb-fuelled night of deep house shape-throwing, bars in Essex can cater to all. From the famous Sugar Hut, to the intimate-and-alternative Twisters, the best bars in Essex come in all shapes and sizes - pretty much like everyone in the county.
Last updated on 6th November 2019
@ Black Rabbit on Every Saturday
Saturdays at this Maldon High Street boozer mean one thing: bottomless brunch. With bottomless mimosas, bloody marys and hot drinks on the menu alongside mouth-watering mains and a fabulous selection of games to play for just £20, this is a steal.
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Background Music , Alternative / Indie , Retro
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Over 18
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Daytime , Food & Drink , Hen Party
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12:00 - 14:30
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£20
Gathering some of the country's best street food traders under one roof, The Hall is Lakeside's eclectic drinking and dining spot. Expect everything from bao buns and fried chicken to pizza and burgers, all topped off with beers and a dedicated dessert bar.
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Happily Affordable ££
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Family Friendly
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After work drinks , Chatting and Drinking , Chilling with mates
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Event Space , Lounge Bar , Restaurant Bar
Much like its unpretentious name, Harry's is a one of the most laid-back bars in Essex. Head down for an afternoon of al fresco fraternising in Harry's chilled-out outdoor area. With a glass of wine in hand, intermingle with an after-work crowd and let loose after a long week. Harry's '25 and over' policy (for those simply here to drink) brings about a noticeably mature and pleasant ambience.
Reids might be best known for its raucous late night activities come the weekend, this bar in Billericay offers a great atmosphere all through the day. With a solid wine menu made all the better with great cocktails, spirits and an outside space to lounge around in, there's all the reason to spend all day here.
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