The Honey Pot is a restaurant/public house on the Festival Leisure Park
at Pipps Hill. It is operated by the Harvester chain of pubs/restaurants which in turn is owned by
Mitchell's and Butlers. It first opened its doors in 1998 as one of the original attractions on the newly created
Festival Park. It's name is believed to be taken from the Basildon road Honeypot Lane which in its original course began
not far from where the public house was built. An early manager from 2006 was Frazer Pearson who lived in one of the
staff accommodation flats above the public house. |
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