Hullabaloo in Ipswich

We really liked it here the menu was large enough to choose from but not too much choice either. The drinks and cake counter looked delicious too. We opted for the brunch menu as sadly the full lunch menu wasn’t available on the Wednesday only soup & bread but it was tasty and filling We would like to come back for lunch a great atmosphere and all made in house from scratch with good quality ingredients too so we really liked that about it. On a single level mostly and a kids /family section and a toilet to the back of the cafe too.

Hullabaloo takes me back to being vegetarian in the 80s - a time before fake meat was the default option. It's so refreshing to have real food used in an imaginative way. The Capel mushrooms are highly recommended. Lovely atmosphere, we'll definitely be back.

We have visited this lovely cafe many times and always find the staff welcoming and helpful. It is in a very independent street close to the Waterfront of Ipswich. We always enjoy the cosy atmosphere and quirky decor. My wife has a gluten, dairy and egg restriction but it is never a problem here as all the food is cooked fresh and homemade by the owner. The food here is delicious with an unusual twist to everything and great for people with allergies. It is a family friendly place with a little room set aside for parents and children, but also very much a relaxing place for couples and singles alike. The owners are usually on hand for a welcoming chat.

We met vegan friends for lunch. The choice of food was difficult as it is all homemade, inventive and excellent. Mushrooms with a cashew sauce on sourdough bread was delicious, as was the coffee and pistachio cake.

The best toasty I have ever eaten. Their own micro bakery bread and a festive filling. Great coffee too. The cafe lacks good ventilation and the windows could do with a simple wipe down to remove the condensation. Or just open a window. Definitely one to visit