Friday Street Farm Shop And Cafe in Suffolk Coastal

Have always enjoyed eating here but this time was very poor. One of my group found a long hair in their Tuna sandwich. Probably from the girl making the sandwiches not wearing any hair net or hat. The chef came and spoke to us and apologised and offered a refund for this meal which was appreciated though. The serving staff throughout our visit just did not appear to care. Chips tasted like they had been cooked in old fat. Generally a disappointing experience so now unlikely to return. Such a shame.

We purchased from the deli next door and was hoping for the same quality in the cafe. Unfortunately this was not the case. The food was average and the used tables full of crockery from previous customers. The menu is mainly breakfast baps, which we felt were overpriced. it's convenient for the A12 if enroute to somewhere, but we would not make a special trip.

Disappointing. If you’re going to sell a scone for £5, it had better be one spectacular specimen. This one was dense, bready and hardened by too long a warm-up in the microwave. Might have been better halve and toasted. Considering how good the farm and fish shops are, and the fact that this is probably Suffolk’s most expensive scone, this was a let-down.

Excellent food at a fair price which keeps the rabble at bay.£11 for a cheese sandwich salad and crisps from the right sort of waitress staff who send the lesser mortals packing.After all you dont need all that interbreeding interfering with proper customers. Shame about the chef still he gets off on being the cock amongst the hens. Basically an overrated cafe. One to avoid The comments above clearly show and represent thisplace.

Lovely fresh tasty breakfast. Good service. Eggs cooked to order, I had poached which were excellent. Nice tea. We will return.

Popped in to grab a coffee, won’t bother again! Massively over priced for a very sub standard coffee! Staff weren’t engaging at all

Friday Street Farm Shop and Cafe (just off the A12 at the Aldeburgh turning) have been established for several years, but has developed and extended really well recently. As well as a very good little cafe serving coffee and food, there is an amazing farm shop with a butchery, deli, cheese room, fruit, veg, pickles, oils etc. etc. Adjacent there is a fishmongers and smokehouse. In season, there is PYO soft fruit. The only thing which really lets the site down is a truly awful old barn of 'collectables', which contains the biggest amount of complete tat, most of which would be better off in the municipal tip.