Hilton Fish Bar in Ipswich

Everything cooked to order and the food is hot. Very clean, friendly and nothings too much trouble. Sometimes a bit of a problem with parking that's the only fault. Otherwise 10/10

It's a lovely pub with a nice look and feel. Decent beers and all types of drinks served. I would recommend booking a table if there are a few of you (we were a group of 6) but they usually have space to fit small groups or couples in, although this is a popular place so book if possible. The food is very well prepared and of good quality. Generally, mains on the printed menu are burgers or variants of chips , but many variations. They have a specials menu with choices like ham, egg, and chips. Also they have small dishes which can be combined for a very nice main such as scotched egg, calamari etc. The prices are good in my opinion, and the quality of the food served is well worth the money. As a recommendation, I'd suggest having a crack (Sorry 🙄) at the scotched egg! I'll get my coat😅

Not a lot to say other than it was amazing and plenty there .

The most perfect cake for my mums 60th birthday! Rachel was so lovely when discussing what I wanted and she executed everything perfectly. There was absolutely nothing I would have changed and it tasted so so good, best cake I’ve ever tried! Would recommend to everyone xx

This was organised by my local U3A and a group of 20 or so of us gathered for our monthly dining evening, which visits venues all over East Suffolk. There was a bit of a hiatus when more of us turned up than they had prepared for which meant them squeezing in everyone into a far too small a space. Quite why they didn't move an isolated couple at the end of our long table, I have no idea, but it must have been pretty unpleasant for the couple and horribly squished for us. Having pre-ordered our meals, apart from the unexpected arrivals, there was no apology for the long delay of nearly an hour before our, mainly burger, meals arrived. The burgers are normally £16.25, but most of us took advantage of the Thursday '2 for £22' offer, which worked out at £11 each, including trimmings, sauce and skin-on fries. I watched the kitchen assemble our meals on a high counter, which was such a slow process, my food, apart from the chips, was tepid when it eventually arrived. Everyone found the char-grilled sweetcorn tough and difficult to eat. Had I not been in a group, the food would have been sent back. It was not satisfactory for a venue whose website claims 'takes pride in delivering an exceptional dining experience'. This was distinctly average, at best. The burger itself was clearly of good quality, ditto the toasted brioche bun. One of our group sitting near me opted for the grilled lamb salad which, at £20.45, was so enormous, a huge doggie bag was willingly wrapped up. Several folk opted for desserts including the 'Black Forest brownie sundae (spelt Forrest on the menu) at £9.95 and a 'Mini cheese and port' (£7.75) which was most certainly a very small fromage indeed. Except it was cubes of Black Bomber and Suffolk Blue. This venue is geared up for large wedding parties, so why they faffed about so long for a group of just 20 unimpressed me greatly. I will not be rushing back.