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The Jalsa Ghar restaurant first opened its doors in October 1998 and aims to combine traditional Indian and Bangladeshi dishes with many other dishes never before served in Indian restaurants in Essex.

Formerly known as The Railway Tavern, the Kicking Dickey is a pub / restaurant with accommodation. From the bar there's a good selection of beers, including at least three 'real ales'. Service is genuinely welcoming and you'll be made to feel just as special whether you come for a simple sandwich or a full 3-course meal.

During the day, Musketeers is a typical teashop with a large selection of homemade cakes and sandwiches made with locally baked bread. In the evening, Musketeers is a true wine bar with a great selection of wines to accompany your Tapas or home-baked pies.

A comprehensive list of pubs to be found in the town and the surrounding area.

Reeves Restaurant in Felsted is located in a beautiful grade II listed sixteenth century cottage and uses fresh produce for each meal. Reeves' ambition is to become the restaurant of choice in the area - and it is well on its way, having been awarded an AA Rosette for quality food, expertly prepared and served in a very pleasant dining area.

At Square 1, you should expect a relaxed but formal dining experience, top quality wines, champagnes and cocktails, food to die for, fantastic service and great atmosphere.

Situated at Little Canfield close to Stansted Airport, The Lion and Lamb offers the perfect venue to savour some first class food and drink in an idyllic traditional setting. Owner Mike Shields and his team would like to invite you to sample some of the superb meals in their delightful restaurant which is open 7 days a week.

This 500-year-old timber-framed hostelry overlooking the Market Place was opened in 1980 by Terry and Louise George. It is still a family run restaurant which has gained a reputation for good food and fine wines served in a friendly yet professional atmosphere.

The Swan at Great Easton is a delightful, privately owned freehouse situated 3 miles north of Dunmow off the B184 towards Thaxted. The friendly and welcoming pub-restaurant is owned and run by David and Karen Scott, who have created an extremely cosy lounge bar, and a welcoming, beamed restaurant which overlooks the well-maintained garden.

The Tea Room is located on the bank of the Doctor's Pond in North Street and is ideally situated for enjoying our special 'Cream Tea' for two with delightful views of the duck pond.