What a friendly awesome breakfast place! The eggs Benedict was the best ever and then came back…read morethe next day for scrambled eggs on toast w juicy bacon... gotta try the bacon! Joe our waiter is full of info and local tips!

Cute little place. Had the two course lunch special for £9.95. Tomatoe gazpacho soup with avocado…read moreand the salmon fish cake. Both really good. Just not a huge fan of the tomato and avacodo salad in the caper dressing... a bit too salty for my taste. Want to try the fish pie next time. Adding this. Got the fish pie on my second visit. Really good but super filling. This place is a chain but feels unique and staff is friendly.

Our Works Christmas Meal 27 people sat at the back in a private room, however it didn't feel like…read morewe were secluded in any way. The food was received by all as exceptional. Great service but not overbearing the team got it just right, well done. The courtyard was an amazing space to meet up prior to sitting down and have a few welcome drinks and a catch up. I would like to thank the Green Room and I would highly recommend this restaurant. Special thanks to the chef and his team.

This is the restaurant in the former "Peverel Hotel" on North Hill and it comes highly recommended…read moreby me and others. My family have been wowed by the place for sometime and I now see why they rate it so highly. Beautifully decorated, spacious and airy with an area outside (non-smoking) for al fresco dining. Very carefully prepared and well presented, the food is first rate and the service equally as impressive. Colchester has long needed a good restaurant serving traditional English dishes and we now have one here. Don't miss the experience of dining in a "one off" restaurant, away from the awful chain eating houses nearby.

I would personally highly recommend this tea room/cafe. There is a full range of food and beverages…read moreavailable. Depending on what you fancy, you could have anything from a full English Breakfast to a toasted tea cake. I must say the food is especially lovely so I would suggest taking the time to enjoy their lunch time menu. I must say that during the summer months this little venture becomes extremely popular and if often very busy. To avoid disappointment, try and get a table before the rush hour lunch hits and enjoy.

How many teenage wannabe hipsters can you fit in the closed-off upstairs dining area of a teeny…read morevillage tea house? Three? Five? Ten? How about fifteen. No joke. We just wanted a bite to eat in the late afternoon, so we headed into this cute-looking tea house because the menu and signage outside was inviting. Not a single person under the age of 20 occupied this building excepting ourselves. I ordered tea and toast with preserves. I got my tea after about seven minutes But did my toast and preserves come? No. After the husband's tuna sandwich (on toasted bread) came and I waited another five minutes, I flagged down the braces-wearing youngin' to ask about the toast. I never saw him again. The teenage 'manager' brought me the toast about seven minutes later without preserves. I asked about the preserves and she got snippy with me, telling me she didn't take my order initially and didn't know what I wanted. How about some preserves to go with my 'toast and preserves'? Did I mention the place was bereft of actual customers? While I finished my toast and listened to the asinine conversation between three girls in the back room ('no, like, I'm turning eighteen in two months! Two months! Really! How old do you think I look? Two months! Innit.'), the parade of teenage hipsters began down the stairs. one. two. three. four. five. six. seven. eight. nine. ten. eleven.... The 'manager' began closing rituals, bringing in outside signage to store on the dining room floor, while we sat waiting for a bill so we could just pay our money and leave. After several minutes, I was up out of my seat and on my way to the back room with a tenner when she met me half way with our ticket. Here's my tenner, kthx bye. Pass.

Its a nice modern transformation of a much older pub , pity its been done by Greene King . Ok its…read morenice and comfortable but its like sitting in an American ideal of an English Pub . Worst of all the beer is Greene King too . Other than that its ok .

Crowded as hell by 10 - mostly older people, not really a young person's pub, but it has a big…read moregarden out back

A nice, friendly pub close to the station that's a welcome site for thirsty travellers. Both quaint…read moreand modern, and not too expensive either with a good selection of beers and friendly staff. It's a testament to this place that we were planning on getting an earlier train but decided to hold off so we could have another pint in this place.

A very friendly little pub with a nice selection of drinks, close to the train station, reasonably…read morepriced and the staff were very friendly. In particular one barman from near Newcastle (Jarrow) really stood out and made our evening.

TLDR: food for reasonable price…read more Goods points: * Fast served. * Normal portion size. * Close to town center. Bad points: * Low- salted food (probably good for Englishmen, however not expected by me). * Sticky tables. Looks like someone put a lot of beer on the all furniture earlier. * We ordered burger with cheese and bacon, however it did not have both. Probably I did not spell correctly (or chef mixed up meals).

Shots were great and 2 for 1 cocktails were a great deal but the experience was soured by a near…read morehour-long wait for an order of fries which we ultimately ended up cancelling before heading to another bar. Too bad, because our experience was otherwise fine.

Will, Glenn, Nat, Ed and Adrian were all fantastic!! 10/10 service. Thanks so much for looking…read moreafter us. We will return soon ! X

Very good value especially the set meals. Cheap and quality meals. Would definitely. become a…read moreregular if I stayed in Colchester. Quite near the castle for tourists wanting a nice affordable meal.