With winter in full swing there is not a better time to be enjoying a roast dinner.
Sadly hospitality venues, such as pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants have had to be closed except for takeaway due to the lockdown.
So while you may not be able to enjoy any of these places in person at the moment, we hope to be able to give them our full support in the not to distant future.
And for some offering takeaway and delivery we can still enjoy the fantastic food.
Last year we asked you to nominate your favourite spot for a roast dinner in and around Colchester.
From pubs to restaurants dozens of you contacted us to tell us why your favourite should make the list.
Read more: Ten of the best places for fish and chips in and around Colchester - as suggested by you
Whether you are eating out or getting a takeaway these are the best roasts as suggested by you - and why you love them.
The Lexden Crown
The Lexden Crown was a popular choice with customers enjoying delivery and eating in. Readers said it "does beautiful roasts."
Customers can enjoy pork belly, roast beef, lamb, chicken, a trio of meats or a vegan nut roast.
The Old Siege House
Diners can enjoy slow cooked sirloin of beef served pink, Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, vegetables on the Sunday menu.
The Wooden Fender, Ardleigh
The Wooden Fender was another popular choice. Our readers described it as "the best".
Beef, gammon, turkey, pork, lamb and a nut roast feature on the menu.
Berechurch Arms, Shrub End Road
Our readers praised the fantastic value and said it was "always on point".
The Eat Inn Diner, Grange Way
The roast menu is homemade and boasts "massive Yorkies and lashings of gravy."
The Live and Let Live, in Millers Lane
The restaurant is offering a Sunday roast served with roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding and the option of pigs in blankets and stuffing.
Other suggestions by our readers included:
- The Black Buoy, Wivenhoe
- The Brewers Arms Brightlingsea
- The Ship, Tiptree
- Milsoms
- The Artilleryman, New Town
- The Yachtsman, Brightlingsea
- The Foresters Arms
- The Anchor, Rowhedge
- Timbers, Trinity Street
- Jubilee Cafe
- Cricketers, Eight Ash Green
- Anchor, Nayland
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