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Martello Inn Toby Carvery Clacton-on-Sea

Description: Martello Inn,Marine Parade,West Martello Bay,Clacton-on-Sea.CO15 1NW. Tel: Tel: 01255 425739

Newest Review: ... the greeter I told her where we were going so that she would be able to tell us when our table was available and I commented on the poor service at the bar. What a difference in service, she couldn't have been more apologetic and immediately went to speak to the bar staff. From that moment on we couldn't have received more attentive or friendly service from the staff we came in contact with. ... more

... The patio area, itself, is quite large with plenty of picnic style tables, but considering that this is also the smoking area there were very few ash trays. I must admit the Martello is very well placed to simply sit and relax while having a drink or two...more

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Martello Inn Toby Carvery Clacton-on-Sea: Sunday dinner?? But it's not Sunday...is it? (2157 words)
by - written on 07/08/09 (Very useful, 221 readings)
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My fiance and I decided to go out for dinner tonight as we had a bit of good news to celebrate. Neither of us are the type to go to a 'posh' restaurant and I'm finding spicy food a little difficult at the moment so we decided that a Carvery would be just the thing. The nearest of these establishments to us is the Martello Inn Toby Carvery, situated on Marine Parade, Clacton (that's the seafront to you and me). Although we only live about quarter of an hours walk away we decided to use the car and there were plenty of parking spaces in the attached car park and parking is very reasonable at only £1 for two hours. Even better this fee is deducted from the bill when you use ... Read the complete review

ROASTS with a VIEW! (617 words)
by - written on 03/07/09 (Very useful, 176 readings)
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This Toby Inn is set near a Martello Tower hence where it gets its name from, (a Martello Tower for those who don't know is a round tower that is 12m high with two floors. It housed 1 Officer and about 15-25 men, it was used as a defensive fort during the early 19th century). The Inn itself is really lovely as it overlooks Martello Bay, which on a lovely sunny day is wonderful! They have large glass doors which open onto a very large patio area which can hold 200 plus seating.This Inn was refurbished in November 2008 and turned into a Toby Carvery then. Whenever we go there for a meal we usually sit in the pub side rather than in the ... Read the complete review