Listed: Do you remember these 16 forgotten pubs of Southend?
Southend's nightlife may not be what it used to be, or at least, that’s what some will say.
They will point out the choice of pubs in the borough is no longer what it once was and that there were some watering holes which should never have closed.
Thanks to our friends at Closed Pubs UK – we have been able to find a list of 16 lost pubs of Southend.
Do you remember any of these or are any missing from the list? Let us know below...
- Alexandra, 27 High Street
- Army and Navy, 32 Eastern Esplanade
- Britannia, Eastern Esplanade
- Cork and Cheese, 11 Talza Way
- Esplanade, Western Esplanade
- Foresters Arms, 65 Marine Parade
- Golden Lion, 289 Victoria Avenue
- Grand Pier, Pier Hill
- Invisible Man, 266 Eastern Avenue
- London, 82 High Street
- Minerva, 1 Eastern Esplanade
- Nelson, North Road
- New Ship, 64 Marine Parade
- Royal Stores, Pier Hill
- Woodgrange, Southchurch Avenue
- Yates Wine, 7 Broadway
What was your favourite pub in Southend that has since closed down?
Tell us which of Southend's 'forgotten' pubs was the best
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