Worldsend Public House

Popped in for a quick lunch before visiting Tilburuy Fort. We were told food may be a wait but they had no idea how long. Even although the pub was not that busy it took 75 minutes before the scampi and chips and a very...

This is a quiet little out of the way pub on the river. Just had a nice quiet lunch sitting in front of a cosy roaring fire, (my friend was cold) food was excellent, loads of choice on the menu plus the specials board would...

Stopped here for lunch after a visit to Tilbury Fort. We had sandwiches on white crusty bread which was chunky fresh slices of bread. All fillings were extensive and we all thought tasty. Also had some drinks. Happy with what we had. Voir le carte

Hadn"t visited the pub for a couple of years. Used to love going there many years ago. Was having a walk past the Fort and stopped for a drink. Has been done up nicely. Staff very pleasant. Beers and menu looked good. Will be trying...

It was a Saturday lunchtime, and very,very busy. We were served at the bar reasonably quickly, but they had run out of quite a few things. No sparkling water either. And the bar staff seemed ignorant of prices, and had to run to the till...

I agree with some of the the other reviews that this place needs an update, better organised staff and better quality food. We waited a long time for our lunch and there were several mistakes with it even though the waitress had written down what... Voir le carte

Been going there for over 20 years on and off. In fact, it is where I proposed to my wife! Perfect location right next to Tilbury fort and 500 meters from the London cruise terminal. Very interesting old building from early nineteen hundreds. Good food,...

I came to this restaurant with my friends yesterday. It has a good location between tilbury's ducks and tilbury's forts, which is very convenient for travelers. This restaurant also has a romantic name the world's end,thats really attract me. I guess the reason is...

We went for Sunday lunch. The building itself oozes history. We had read the reviews so were not expecting great food or service but actually the waitress was very friendly, polite and helpful. Food took a little while to come but not too long. There was plenty of it but that's about all we could say. My fish pie had been microwaved to within an inch of its life. Mum in law (90) asked what the funny grey stuff was on her plate. We laughed when we realised it had once been red cabbage. The rest of the food normal Sunday lunch was average. All that said, we didn't go away hungry and the bill for 5 of us came to £60 including drinks. Worth going just to see the pub itself though. Voir le carte