Fox & Goose in Mid Suffolk

Fantastic food, love all the little extra touches and the staff were excellent. However, I felt we were left a long time without our drinks order being taken and drinks arriving. We’d read the whole menu several times and discussed it at length whilst supping on water, personally I like to sup on a glass of wine whilst deciding on what to eat and my husband would have liked to have had time to drink more than a few mouthfuls of his pint before his food arrived.

Have been to Fox and Goose for a meal a few times. Has always been good place for a 'special' meal. So disappointed in Christmas lunch. Bland soup and underwhelming main. Christmas pudding was best part. Should have been far better for price. On the plus side the service was excellent

We enjoyed a lovely meal this week at The fox & goose. Extremely high standard all round to the extremely friendly staff to excellent food. Good selection on the menu all cooked to a high standard

My friend and I went out for a special lunch to this lovely restaurant. We were very warmly welcomed at the door and loved the interior. Calming heritage colours on the walls, lovely furniture and artwork on the walls and a very cosy and welcoming atmosphere. The menu offered lots of delicious choices and we really enjoyed every mouthful of our three courses. Beautifully cooked and presented food in delightful surroundings. It was amazing! We will certainly be back.

This is my favourite place to eat near to where we live. We have been coming here for years and it has never failed to delight . The food is always the same high standard and the staff are delightful whether younger or a little more mature. We know them now and it just heightens the experience. Thanks to Paul and Team for changing nothing except the menu.

I thoroughly enjoyed the lunch we had but one tiny suggestion. Please could you tone down the size of the Yorkshire pudding served with the main course of roast beef. A more modest portion would suffice, plus the presentation of the meal would be greatly enhanced. Otherwise, car parking no problem, terrific ambiinside and lovely staff.

We had booked by recommendation but the experience was a bit below par! The staff were very young and inexperienced with little supervision My Fillet of Beef was not good quality and not worth the "supplement"

The Fox and Goose has become our new favourite place this summer and autumn! We have visited four times , twice with different sets of friends and twice with family The lady who is in the upstairs restaurant is welcoming , charming and sensitive to our requests ( perfect in fact on all four occasions). The menu is varied and everything arrives at the table with great attention to detail! Beautiful food in lovely surroundings, what more could you ask for. We have one more visit booked for the Christmas menu..very much looking forward to that !

We came here for my father in law's 60th birthday and what a fantastic evening we had. The food was superb (I particularly recommend the lamb!) and was very reasonably price. The staff were also extremely helpful and attentive and couldn't do enough to make sure we had a very special evening. I would highly recommend and can't wait to come back.

Chose this restaurant whilst on holiday in the area due to excellent reviews and was certainly not disappointed. Lovely 3 course lunch superbly presented and tasted as good as it looked. Service and friendly staff just added to a perfect lunch. I am gluten free and had put this on my booking. On arrival the menu presented to me had been altered to show what was suitable. Couldn’t find fault in anything. Would highly recommend.

Wonderful birthday meal and the beef fillet was to die for. Was sat in a room with 2 other tables so felt safe eating out in the middle of a pandemic. Lovely attentive service even though it was busy.

I was expecting this meal to be on a level with my favourite resturant in Diss given the reviews and £35 pp 3 course meal. The food was tasty but very little of it. Starter was literally a spoonful of crab with dressing. My main was sea bream on pac choi which wasn't to my taste(not had pac choi it before) 3 tiny croquet potatoes no more than an inch long tasty coating but not much of it and no other veg was served. The desert again a teaspoonful of sorbet and same of the salted caramel mouse. We had 1 drink each and coffee which was a cup not a pot and served with milk not cream and it was strong coffee needed cream. I know a lot of work goes into cooking the sophisticated recipes and sauces but I compare every new resturant to my favourite one and that also has many sophisticated meals but not so skimpy portions also with fresh seasonal veg and lovely herb roasted potatoes. We really didn't feel like we had a 3 course meal sadly. Lastly we were placed in a small room at the end of the building which was a bland white room overlooking the graveyard atmoshphere was lacking for a period historic building. Due to our location in the building I am not able to answer the questions below

See my other review on this place as it is listed twice on here. I think it’s listed on Church street as well as Harleston Road. Utterly fabulous place for lunch or dinner.

We visit this restaurant whenever we are on holiday nearby in Suffolk and always enjoy the atmosphere, the quality of the food and the service. On this occasion we booked ahead which was as well as the car park and the restaurant was very busy. We particularly enjoy the pre-dinner drink in the small lounge after which we were led to our table in the upstairs restaurant. The starter and main course were well presented and very tasty but unfortunately my main course was not very warm. Staff were generally attentive but we had our plates removed whilst we were still chewing the last mouthful. A bit rushed and the waiter appeared inexperienced and humourless.

I was in a party of eight visiting a local church to view a ceiling at Huntingfield. We had lunch at the Fox and Goose. I eat out a lot and this surpassed anything I have had in years. It was beautifully presented with delicious tastes and the the waitresses were lovely. As I suspect it was freshly prepared and we had to wait for our meals, we were brought some lovely home made rolls which were still warm. I wish I lived nearer to this restaurant.

The Fox and Goose is our 'go to' restaurant when we have friends visit or stay. As usual our food was of the highest standard and great value for money.We had the pub menu and sat outside by the duck pond. It was just a really lovely meal with our friends. The staff are professional and friendly.We cannot recommend it highly enough.

We stumbled across this little gem a few years ago and as we were in the vicinity decided to make the 30 mile bike ride for a spot of lunch.It was just as good. The menu is inventive and is superb restaurant quality with clever mixes of ingredients and textures to excite the palette.I had a mackerel Gillette with B having a a prawn and crab fish cake. Mains was a pork fillet with B having sea bream. The house wine was also pretty good.The restaurant is literally next door to the village church and whilst it may sound macabre as the graveyard was a view it was nevertheless a pretty setting.Service was friendly professional and attentive.Only downside was the background music which was not to my taste but you can't have everything

Really tasty dishes .. quiet table for 4. Variety of dishes off the 2 or 3 dish lunch time menu . Everyone very happy. Looking forward to another visit

This is one my favourite restaurants of all time - the menu is innovative, superbly executed and of such a high standard. The staff are also uniformly accommodating and kind. I was part of a big group and the service was efficient and every order was perfect. I had the pork fillet which was excellent!

To some an 80 mile round trip for lunch may seem excessive, however it never is a chore if the destination is the Fox and Goose - another outstanding lunch- great food great service and great value

We were recommended to have a meal at the Goose & Fox by friends. We stayed the week in a cottage at Watson’s Farm. We saved our visit for the last night of the holiday. After a wonderful week this was the cherry on the cake. We had been told to book in advance which we did through their website, very easy. Pleased we did it was a very busy night (Friday). This is a very quaint restaurant, the building dating back to the 1500’s. A warm welcome from the staff. We had a drink in the small bar until it was time for our table. Silver service in the restaurant. The menu is local and seasonal, service is not slow but paced which gives you time to enjoy the wonderful food they serve and the restaurant. The food and additional extras such as the warm bread and sample Gazpacho Soup . The whole evening was special, highly recommend. Ps book in advance and it’s an adult restaurant rather than very young children.

Beautiful food. Well presented. Staff very obliging and friendly. We sat outside in the beautiful gardens.

I visited recently for a family birthday meal. My food was delicious and the wine was excellent. From what I heard the rest of the group also enjoyed their meals. The service was friendly. I would definitely visit here again.

Really good food! This was a last minute booking while on holiday in the area. It was recommended by a friend who lives locally. What a find. The restaurant is dog friendly and has three large tables next to the bar which can be used by dog owners. Although you are in a separate room from the restaurant you still feel part of the restaurant and can feel the buzz of the place. This was the end of a busy foodie weekend so we watching our calorie intake! For starters we shared a chicken terrine which tasted amazing and had a gel, some pear slices and toast to accompany it. We were also provided with two complimentary warm soft rolls and butter which was a nice touch.For mains we both went for the roast beef which was cooked to perfection. My wife asked for it to be served medium which was not a problem. It came with all the usual trimmings that were faultless and I found it a good portion size for me. And finally I went for the chocolate mouse and salted caramel ice cream for desert. This was really well presented and tasted fantastic. The restaurant was really busy. But the staff remained friendly and professional despite training a new waitress. We will be returning when we are next in the area.

Had a superb lunch on Tuesday when I had hake fillet main course followed by a dessert of elderflower cheesecake and my husband had a starter of salmon fishcake followed by pork fillet. All the food was really delicious and the service excellent. Would highly recommend.

Visited tonight whilst staying in Fressingfield on a short break. Had already investigated places to visit/eat but this place was further recommended by our hosts. We were not disappointed. My vegetarian dish of roasted cauliflower with Mille feuille potato, blue cheese, kale... was amazing. My husband loved his mixed grill and the children cleared their plates sausages for one, battered chicken for the other). The desserts were fabulous too.

The set lunch menu is a perfect menu and very reasonably priced for the standard of food. Something to suit everyone.The welcome into the restaurant was so friendly. The food was cooked to perfection. The service was outstanding.Cannot fault a single thing. Would 100% recommend.

Stopped here last month on our regular tandem ride. Lovely welcome from friendly staff. The variety of comfortable tables is well thought out. The food was very good and, unlike some reviewers, we thought that the portions were ok. Our only real comment was that the range of beers was limited and the draught Adnams was run through the cooler and thus way too cold. Just keeping a small range of bottled beers would have done the trick.

Lovely location, clean, warm, friendly & inviting. Lovely well presented food that tasted as delicious as it looked.

We have been several times, and always love the excellent food we have had. The staff are quietly attentive and will go over and above to ensure that you have a good experience. The lunchtime meal is always of highest quality, at a price that you would pay at many lesser restaurants. Thank you for our wonderful meal today. We know we can trust the Fox and Goose with any celebration.

We enjoyed the food on our visit to the Fox and Goose and my Hake with roasted artichokes, parmesan and potatoe puree was delicious and cooked to perfection but I have to say the portion size is very minimalistic. My wife had the Seafood Gratin and lovely food but again was quite a small portion.

Four old friends in both senses met up for a delicious lunch here today. What a treat to be happy / pleased / delighted by all our dishes .....in the end we had three courses and we were pleased with them all. Our waitress was efficient and gracious and all was delightful. Thank you chef ....attention to detail very much appreciated!

Had a fabulous lunch with my friend , we both had the mixed grill which was very very good & cooked to perfection, followed by cheesecake & treacle tart , which was amazing . Looking forward to trying the dinner menu next time I visit the area .

Visited just after new year and had a meal in the pub part for a lunch. They kindly gave a couple of other options for my vegetarian partner and the meal including the sides were all really nice. Would recommend

It is something of a tradition, that my wife & I come here on Christmas Eve (and many other times in the year too) to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We have been coming for more years than I care to contemplate, but the passage of time has done nothing to dent our liking for this restaurant. Consistent high quality in service food and imaginative menus is very difficult to achieve and the F&G is somewhere we never fear to recommend. Always excellent and uses local ingredients of the highest quality. Well done again Paul & Sarah, thank you!

Lukewarm welcome.We waited 40 minutes to place our order.My Seafood Gratin was mostly new potatoes.The portion of cheescake was the smallest I have ever seen.Hugely overrated and very expensive for what it is.....a drafty country pub.

From the warm welcome at the door to the lovely table by the window in a lovely cosy restaurant to the fabulous food served to us at lunch yesterday I cannot rate this restaurant highly enough. This was our first visit and we have booked again for March when we are next in the area. I think this may be my favourite place to eat now. Thank you so much!

Our first visit and will definitely not be our last. Having walked through the door we were greeted by a charming waitress and shown to our table in one of the intimate restaurant areas. Clean lines at the table and inviting without being over the top. Service, Menu and Food could not be faulted. Fine dining without fine dining prices.

We had a Christmas meal with friends on a Friday night in early Dec. Atmosphere and prices are great. The food was lovely. The starters on the slightly small side and the mains were a little light on veg but with good company, great servers and nice wine it made for a lovely evening. Nice to see Camden Hells lager on draught too ! Deserts were a real treat !

6 of us went for a meal to celebrate my Mothers life. The whole meal was just superb, every course cooked to perfection, my loin of lamb was the best lamb meal I have ever eaten. the 3 courses were a delight.

Brilliant ....we sat in the restaurant and had the 3 course menu. We were all so happy the food was outstanding and we are going to return for their Xmas lunch. Service was great as well.

We haven’t been here for a couple of years but still as good as our last visit. The staff were very attentive nothing was too much trouble, I have a few dietary requirements and they were very accommodating. The dishes we ordered tasted and looked amazing, we were the first ones in the restaurant and the last to leave no pressure was put on us to leave early. I definitely recommend this restaurant. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Visited the Fox and Goose again last week. As usual it was a fantastic meal, full of flavour and very well cooked and presented. Excellent service as always.

I had not been for a year or so and booked with high expectations. The building itself is sensational. Tudor brick and timber frame just by the churchyard. Interior beautiful and well appointed with separate bar and dining rooms. We dined in a lovely upstairs room with only a few tables. Warm welcome and explanation the the menu. We both had starters, mains and dessert with a large glass of wine of choice for each course. My cold soup was delicious, main course very good, and the dessert amazing. It MADE the meal! Overall very good value even if expensive.

My wife and I have concluded, after many visits, that this place is consistently excellent. And especially at lunchtime, superb value for money with 2 courses for £17.95, and 3 courses for £22.95. On our latest visit had a marvellous soufflé and a partridge breast for starters, followed by hake and sea bream respectively. We so enjoy the food, that my wife and I nearly always swap round when we have eaten half! Service is both charming and efficient.

This is a lovely restaurant where we have enjoyed some fabulous meals. The food is beautifully presented but on our last visit we all felt a little ripped off. Starters were a mouthfull and the although the mains were cooked to perfection each plate was finished in minutes even by one of our slow eaters! The price for three courses here is on the expensive side so we should reasonably expect quality and proportionate quantity. Some lovely touches but it does not make up for leaving the F&G still feeling hungry. Sorry to be negative but the proprietor needs to reflect on minimalist portions.

This place never ceases to amaze me. The food is top notch and consistently delicious and adventurous whilst also being good value. Service is great and atmosphere is relaxed and happy. Would recommend anyone to try this place.

Would give 6 stars if available - superb birthday celebration lunch for 10 of us. Food was delicious and lovely wine too. Best place in Suffolk to eat and good value.

We visited while we were staying in Stradbroke for a few days on our anniversary.Interesting menu and food that was way above our expectation. Service was excellent, Can’t fault this venue at all. Really good find.

We had a table upstairs by the window. The food was sumptuous. Starters consisted of a medley of unusual ingredients proving a great result. Difficult to choose a starter as they were all tempting. Not the widest selection of mains but my steak was cooked to just how I like it. Despite eating a large amount, none of us resisted pudding. The courses were punctuated with amuses bouches to freshen the palate. It was a wonderful evening.

We were here for an engagement party lunch. The tables were set in a great position in the middle lounge room. The service was prompt and the staff efficient and courteous. The roast was one of the best I have had of late! Roast potatoes were excellent as was the Yorkshire pudding. Tasty dessert choices too.

We'd been promising ourselves a lunch at the Fox & Goose since we'd been recommended to eat here by friends. We were not disappointed: we arrived earlier than our booking, but this did not faze the two lovely ladies looking after the restaurant that day. We were shown to a spotless table in a spotless restaurant, and thereafter treated with every courtesy and consideration. Customer service and a friendly welcome here is clearly a very high priority. We opted for the set menu, which is excellent value with three courses for under £21, and both enjoyed the duck confit starter. My husband's pork fillet was delicious, as was my beef tenderloin - both were beautifully cooked and presented - and for dessert we were spoiled for choice, but the treacle and blueberry tart was a winner. We will return!

Great weather enabled to eat outside but that did not hinder the service which was attentive but not intrusive. Food was of a good quality.

Have stopped for a drink a few times so this was the first time to eat in the restaurant. We had a superb lunch with great service and sensibly priced. The menu provided a good choice and the meals were well presented and ample. The dessert especially yummy. Very impressed and will definately return.

Me and my husband away for the weekend had fantastic meal beautiful tasty food served by lovely staff ... brilliant setting wish you were nearer! Well worth a visit

Cracking lunch for my mothers 90th birthday at the wonderful Fox and Goose in Fressingfield Suffolk. Food was really wonderful and the staff, kitchen and waiting were first class...everyone in our 24 person group enjoyed themselves....even though the place was busy we felt as if we were the only people there....great standards to keep up to...

I live in Bedfordshire but my Mum lives in Suffolk. The Fox & Goose is a firm family favourite when we have an occasion to celebrate. We are next there on 18th August for my uncle’s 85th.Frankly, from arrival to departure the whole experience is a complete pleasure.The location is delightful. The building is quirky and historically interesting. The staff are welcoming and friendly. The menu is extensive and reasonable priced for such high quality. The food is absolutely delicious and the service impeccable.I wish we lived closer as we’d visit even more frequently!! Go - you will not be disappointed :-)

This was my third visit to The Fox and Goose. It just seems every time I come back here it gets better and better. The food is outstanding, fresh and beautifully presented. Everything is seasoned just right so there’s never any need for extra salt (except on your chips!!). The team are uber friendly and helpful, such a treat to be looked after so well. I will be back but I won’t leave it a year this time. All my best to you.

On our way back through Suffolk, we called in at the Fox and Goose in Fressingfield to see if it had changed in the 15 years since we last visited . What a delight! Just to read the menu alerts your taste buds. The lunch special of three courses for £22:95 was spectacular. I , eventually, chose the beef tenderloin ,which added an extra £5 to the bill, but boy was it worth it . Tender was definitely the word ...I have never tasted pickled mushrooms and I can’t wait till the next time. My dessert of a gooseberry pannacotta ,raspberries with elderflower and pear sorbet and meringue with a pistachio crumb was heavenly. Go if you can .( oh and I didn’t even mention the wonderful starters)

I have been here a couple of times with family now. We booked a table in the restaurant for Fathers Day. Wonderful food and great service. I am giving this maximum points, although they did put their prices up for Fathers Day and there wasn't anything different / extra to justify the increase, compared with my previous visit.

Took two friends for their first visit, they were delighted with the food, service and general ambience.

As a change from our usual restaurant visit (midweek lunch), we tried Sunday lunch. A very varied and interesting menu, and everything we had was absolutely delicious. A pleasant change from the usual "carvery lunch" which is on offer on Sundays elsewhere.The staff, service, and the food are always first class. The outdoor seating/drinking/dining area are a nice summer-time addition.Of course we will return!

What a meal!!!!, Starters, Mains, Desserts, All beautifully presented, wonderfully delicious, mouthwatering moorish. Although a very busy Saturday evening the service was clean, efficient & at no time we felt rushed. Congratulations to everyone involved front & back of house. A truly wonderful evening. Thank you.

We have been going to the Fox and Goose over the years and have never had anything but a great experience. Our last meal was very good with excellent food and service. The dining room is beautiful with stunning views over the churchyard. The wine list is good but could be a little more adventurous?

Ten of us assembled for Sunday lunch at the Fox and Goose and it was so lovely. The environment was beautiful with interesting decor and art on the walls. There was a delightful little room where we gathered before going into the upstairs dining room. The menu was varied and catered for all tastes and the food was simply delicious. Small helpings meant one could eat three courses all of which were first class and beautifully served. The staff were attentive and polite and I could not have faulted anything. Even the ladies toilets were interesting!The menu offered 2 courses for £22 and 3 courses for £27 which was extremely good value for the quality of the food. Well done! I do so,hope we might be able to return one day in the not too distant future.

This was our second visit to the Fox and Goose, we were so happy with our he service and the quality of the food we decided to have our wedding meal there.Once again the food was amazing and the service was first class. Beautifully presented food , excellent wine list and not at all expensive. Really looking forward to returning.

Arranged this booking some time ago for my significant '0' birthday. We had the upstairs room which was amazing. In fact the whole building is amazing. It was built the same year that Henry VIII came to the throne (1509?) . The setting, the staff, the atmosphere and the owner Paul, are delightful and very efficient. The food is the star attraction, it is absolutely great. I could not have wished for a better place to have a celebration and it is the same whatever you are doing.I highly recommend this place, I know you wont be disappointed in any way.

Visited for mid week lunch, recommended by friends. We ate in the restaurant and did book. The menu was captivating and full of taste combinations that you wanted to try so very hard to choose. We both chose homemade salmon fish cakes with tarragon mayonnaise, beetroot and rhubarb chutney, they were delicious and piping hot. My only complaint is that the finish on the China plate is slightly grooved and makes too much noise when you are trying to ensure you have eaten every last bit of the chutney. The warm home made bread was brilliant. My husband chose the fillet of sea bream and I had the pork fillet. The colours on the plate were amazing Shared a fantastic treacle and hazelnut tart followed by coffee and home made shortbread and truffle. The food is several notches above any other good restaurant and fantastic value too. Service excellent and friendly in a lovely village setting. Highly recommended , thank you Fox and goose.

We were looking for places to eat and found this place by chance. It was by far our most delicious meal we had in Suffolk. The service was very good and they catered with ease for a gluten, diary and soya allergy diet. This was a beautiful meal.

A large group of us came together to celebrate a Golden Wedding Anniversary. We really couldn't have found a better venue. Everyone was impressed by the quality of the food and menu choices. Possibly the best roast beef we have ever eaten! The staff were friendly and very accommodating. It was a lovely relaxed meal and everything we could have hoped for. Great value, too. I look forward to returning and will happily recommend to others.

11 of us celebrated my partner's birthday on Saturday 3 March and had a wonderful evening. The food was nothing short of superb and the staff were so helpful, polite and attentive. I would certainly recommend for a celebration.

10 of us had a simply superb meal all the courses were carefully thought out and balanced with excellent presentation on the 2nd December. Friendly attentive staff ( Just right)

Fantastic Sunday evening meal. We had the fish platter to share. Wonderful. 4 of us had the Pheasant and 1 the pork dish. All of us agreed that the food was of a high standard. The chutney with the Pheasant was terrific. We all managed pudding. 2 Cheese and biscuits, 2 chocolate desserts and 1 creme brulee. Wine very good, large selection for all tastes. All together a lovely meal, in a great resturant, with friendly, knowledgeable staff.

Having been to this restaurant- not a pub - a couple of times before we took some friends for their birthday, one of them is a chef. They loved it too. All the meals were delicious. We had lobster, rabbit, hake, and sea food all beautifully presented. The puds did not disappoint either. The wine selection is very good and we think the more cost-effective bottles are very well chosen. We're looking forward to going back.

I visited the Fox and Goose on Sunday,24th September as one of a family party of eight, the restaurant was busy but the staff most attentive as we sat in the sun and made our choices from the menu before being shown to our nicely appointed table in an upstairs room .I had chosen a warm salad of confit of duck and pears to start with and this was excellent. Other members of the party enjoyed fish cakes and soup. The entire party had chosen “rib eye of beef” as our main course and this turned out to be a sad let down. The cut .of meat served was certainly not “rib eye” but was more likely top side or even silver side, and extremely tough, it was accompanied by desperately over cooked Yorkshire pudding and a very boring selection of vegetables. After this I faced prospect of pudding with some trepidation but I need not have feared as my warm blackcurrant and treacle tart was beyond reproach. The two bottles of wine served were excellent and served at proper temperature.The Fox and Goose is an excellent place to eat with charming and efficient staff but I suspect Sunday lunch is not the time to experience it at its best.

We have not visited for a long while but the restaurant was packed with folk. The lunch was so delicious and the service impeccable and in spite of the many diners we were not rushed nor were we kept waiting.

Infrequent visitors because of the distance from home this is a gastro pub/restaurant visited for special occasions. It is simply outstanding. If you choose the restaurant you will find food of exceptional quality, perfectly prepared by the owner/chef and very reasonable priced (two courses for £16.95). The staff are a delight, the location charming and the ambience relaxing but lending itself to a special occasion. The food, as mentioned, is sublime and, while not having experienced Michelin starred establishments, the F and G achieves a standard that must be very close to that level.

We had a fantastic meal and really lovely evening. What a pity we live so far away! My sea trout was delicious as was my husband's lamb.

Wonderful setting, food and service. All round 5 star experience. Thank you for an lovely evening. I would highly recommend coming here for a romantic evening, we ate upstairs and every dish was superb.

Just experienced the taster menu and I have to say it was superb. Each dish was carefully put together with perfect ingredients . At £50 each it was excellent value for money and well worth a try if visiting the area.The staff were lovely too.

Excellent food, excellent service and very reasonably priced. Definitely recommend and will be returning thank you

The three course lunch allowed plenty of choice; was very reasonably priced and the food simply excellent. The staff looked after us all and were very welcoming and knowledgeable. Very attractive interior and decor lovely. Can't wait to go back.

We have been luck enough to have been going here for fifteen years and never once have we had a poor experience. my wife uses the scallops here as a grading system for this dish in any other restaurant. the food is always excellent and the staff pleasant and helpful. Ingredients are sourced locally for first class Suffolk farms and prepared with care by the owner Paul and his staff. probably our favourite UK restaurant for good food and consistency. Been many times and will (with any luck) be able to go many times more!