Known for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, Yates combines a traditional pub charm with a modern twist, serving a delicious Breakfast and Bottomless Brunch Menu.

The interior is a blend of cosy, rustic decor with wooden furnishings, exposed brick walls, and soft ambient lighting, creating a relaxed environment perfect for any occasion.

Yates Colchester Breakfast Menu features a range of Breakfast classics including a Small Breakfast, a Full Breakfast and an 'Even Bigger Breakfast' as well as vegetarian and vegan options, so all can enjoy the menu. 

Bottomless Brunch lasts for two hours served from 12:00pm - 3:30pm on Saturday & Sunday, offering a range of Breakfast and Brunch dishes from a Breakfast Burger to Mac 'n' Cheese and a Crispy Coated Chicken Goujon & Cheese Melt Wrap, accompanied with a wide selection of drinks. Choose from a selection of cocktails including Pornstar Martini, Aperol Spritz and Spicy Sunset, Prosecco, pints and softs.

Yates Colcheshter is located close to historical landmark English Heritage - St Botolph's Priory and Colchester Castle and is within close proximity to Colchester Town train station.

 

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Breakfast

Served Monday - Sunday from 11am - 1:30pm

Bottomless Brunch 

Saturday & Sunday from 12:00pm - 3:30pm

  • Outdoor Seating
  • Bottomless Drinks
  • Breakfast
  • Brunch
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Live Music
  • Online Booking
1 1A, 3 Head Street, Colchester, CO1 1NX
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    2 months ago
    Went in for a catch-up lunch, and there were a few groups in having lunch. Was easy enough to order on the app. Food took 50 mins from ordering it was only a deli lunch so shouldn't have taken that long. Air con was on full blast so froze whilst waiting. Service was OK. One lady seemed nice the other looked like she didn't want to be there. The food was worth the money we paid but food got cold really quickly due to the air-conditioning.
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    6 months ago
    With two 'starving' children (despite eating numerous snacks throughout the morning), we decided to go in to Yates for some lunch. I hadn't personally been to Yates for a number of years. Plenty of food options (with meal deals if you go during the week) and they also had a kids menu. Plenty of space and fairly tidy as well. We (well the kids) chose to sit in the booths nearer the back. Food didn't take too long to arrive - and I managed to relive my old days by having the ultimate curry option (although I am sure they used to come with bhaji's and the nann looked more like a traditional naan!) Food is simple but good and reasonably priced. For the kids there was also some colouring sheets and crayons, and because you pay for everything at the beginning there is no awkward waiting for bill where kids start getting disruptive! I actually thought this was a good place to being the kids for food, which is surprising as I would usually think of it as a drinking location!
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    3 months ago
    Dropped in after some festive shopping, friendly staff, clean. Ordered food which come out quick enough and was hot and cooked properly. Fries were a little small when it came to the portion size but there was an option on the menu to "double them" . Gent's toilet's were clean, but it is obvious that the disabled toilets were not cleaned since the day before (we dropped in shortly after opening) which was disappointing. Otherwise it was good enough and if I'm in town again anytime soon I'd visit again.