We are The Purple Dog in Colchester. A unique pub that serves delicious pub food during the day and becomes Colchester's best Indie rock venue at night!
42 Eld Lane Colchester Essex CO1 1LS United Kingdom
| Credit Cards | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| Outdoor Seating | Yes |
| Music | Live Music |
| Drinks | Beer, Full Bar |
Good selection of real ales with usually one straight out of the barrel and regular festivals hood section of good as well with daily specials
good ale selection - first place I found with doom bar on - friendly staff too :D
Good beer selection , nice staff and it's often quite easy to get a table, even at busy times.
Beer is always good, so is the food. Good atmosphere, friendly staff . Good location.
Really good Sunday roast . A decent selection of beers too.
Great burger selection , I had a very nice hunters chicken .
If you walk into the bar with a purple dog, the staff will friend you on Facebook
Check out the quiz nights, great for a giggle and funds go to charity !
Beer @ hamburgers
Always our starting place - love it! Try the quiz!
Try the booze- it's quite refreshing.
Good staff . And great beer selection .
The coke is nice!
cosy place , nice food and best music .
Good value menu, pleasant service !
The kitchen shuts at six. The barman said was the food was very nice.
Food and atmosphere
Say hello to the beautiful bar staff and listen to some top tunes
They don't take Amex which is a bit annoying
Lovely bar staff !
Join us for Wednesday night curry night. 5-8 nom !
Get the guinness
Many post-work pints have been enjoyed here. Great little pub with superb selection of beers on offer - just remember to take some cash (no cards, sorry) - Browser Media
Easy to order and pay with the Weatherspoon iOS app and drinks & food appear promptly. Lovely interior of former theatre/cinema. Lamb shank brilliantly tender and tasty. - Mark Lee
The 2 for 1 cocktail deal is out of date... They don't always do it??? - Paul Tyrrell
It’s nice to be able to relax with a coffee and a book or newspaper, the food is fresh to eat - Ian Grimsey