Pump Street Bakery in Suffolk Coastal

A very sweet bakery with wonderful bread/pastries and dishes. The coffee is excellent too. Lovely to sit outside in the village.

There are so many things I love about this place. The smiling, happy, helpful staff. The simple but well thought through menu. The fresh, local produce that goes into each dish. The uncomplicated and unpretentious way in which your chosen dish arrives at your table. The place was full of happy, satisfied customers, grateful to have found somewhere that serves local food with passion. I’m waiting for Hugo Harrison to put all of his knowledge and passion together and publish a book so we can do our absolute best to recreate his wonderful food at home.

What a brilliant bakery. Hubby and I stopped for lunch. We both had a sausage roll, hot drink and cake. Now I'm not a great pastry lover nor a sausage roll fan but I thought I'd give one a go here and I'm so glad I did. It was absolutely delicious, there was plenty of filling and the pastry was nice and light too, I ate the whole thing. Hubby's cake was the Pecan Brownie and mine the St Clements Citrus cake. We were very pleased with our choices , hubby said the brownie wasn't dry like some and had a good amount of nuts in it. My cake was divine, very moist with good flavouring without being overpowering. The only thing I would say is some items are a little pricey ie £4.75 for a sausage roll.

Visited today for lunch which was absolutely delicious! The presentation was stunning and the portions generous ! The menu reflect locally sourced seasonal ingredients. The staff were so friendly ! A perfect lunch sitting out in the sun ☀️

This is the best bakery I've ever been to. One day I had the ham and cheese croissant and chocolate chip cookie whilst my husband had the almond croissant and cinnamon bun. After trying a bite of his almond croissant, I knew we needed to go back so I could have my own and it didn't disappoint, it was fantastic! Day 2 I had an almond croissant and citrus loaf cake and he had the bears claw and raspberry donut. We also got some focaccia to take home with us. As expected, my croissant was fantastic and citrus loaf really flavoursome too. He absolutely loved the donut, said the dough was great and jam really delicious. The focaccia was lovely too. Staff are really lovely here and you can tell they've got regular customers they genuinely care about. I didn't get many photos as was too busy enjoying it! Portions were huge though. Saturday mornings can get very busy first thing but it's well worth the wait! Would highly recommend!!

A quick breakfast stop which didn’t disappoint. The ham and cheese croissant was more like a croque monsieur and delicious. The coffee was good quality and all with friendly service. A great little place!

I’d recommend this bakery to anyone. It sells fresh brownies, bear claws, chocolate chip cookies, croissants, filled donuts, focaccia, cinnamon rolls, loaves of bread, bars of chocolate, bags of peanut brittle and more. The chocolate shop across the street is also worth checking out.

Stopped in at the bakery as part of my Ocado delivery route, the girls were friendly and professional and serve the best flat white around. Would definitely recommend and return.

Called in to buy some chocolate at 4 pm and was told they were shutting the shop, I said I’ve only travelled 274 miles to purchase some of your products. The guy said nothing and showed no interest closed the shop and walked over the road. Very disappointed as I always spent lot of money at this shop previously which is not difficult as it’s very expensive . I guess they make so much money they don’t need to care about people, very poor attitude.

We stay in Orford one week every year and Pump st bakery is always a highlight as we simply have nowhere remotely like it at home!! Quality of bread, cakes and pastries is second to none which is probably reflected in the price but holiday time IS treat time isn’t it? Staff were always smiling and friendly. Quite right that dogs are not allowed inside but they are most welcome at any of the outdoor tables and benches. I like the way the choice of cakes etc varies each day/ during the same day. See you next year Pump st!

Busy spot Fabulous chocolate and drinking chocolate Really enjoyed the almond croissant took it home for next day as very large Absolutely delicious

What a lovely spot for drinks and a nibble. Loads of choice and friendly staff. Would return to this wonderful location.

We went to buy some chocolate. The shop is very well presented and the chocolate is to die for! the owner got chatting to us while we browsed around and let us taste samples of the chocolate. All their chocolate is absolutely delicious and their drinking chocolate is exceptional. I'm very particular about the chocolate I buy and this is as pretty high end as it gets. Spent a fortune buying gifts for friends too. I highly recommend visiting if you're in the area!

NOT DOG FRIENDLY I was very disappointed by my visit on Thursday. We walked in sat down with our small dog. My dad queued for coffees,cake and bread. We luckily had not ordered as then we were asked to leave because of our dog. You should really say on your social media and website that no dogs are allowed. You lost our business and future business not allowing dogs inside. I think it's important to inform customers of your dog policy to make informed decisions before travelling.

There for 11 expecting an array of baked goods only to find hardly anything left? Shop closes at 14:00 so we were hoping there would be a lot of choice as per reviews but a few breads and flapjacks was all there was. So disappointed.

Well what a surprise, have been coming to Orford for years and didn't know this little bakery gem existed. Only found it by noticing people sitting outside eating and drinking so followed someone in through a door on the building side not knowing what I was going to find. A lovely assortment of cakes, bread and sandwiches, the sandwiches were wrapped in greaseproof paper and tied with a cord and bow, how neat is that. The young lady serving could not have been more charming and helpful.

Fantastic bakery with delicious food & coffee. Staff brilliant especially as this is unsurprisingly constantly busy. Bread is lovely - especially sourdough & baguettes.

Outrageous price I thought. Vegetable tart and almond chocolate croissant….but then I ate them. Oh wow. Really really good. Pastry on the tart was wonderfully crisp, and the chocolate almond frangipani monster was amazing

Popped in to the cafe for coffee and pastries. The pastries and doughnuts were delicious but very expensive at £4 +. My cappuccino came in a small cup my partners latte came in a larger cup, why? neither cup was particularly generous given the price. Service was a bit lack lustre - won't visit again.

amusingly posh bakery in Orford appealing to those up from Fulham for the weekend. deeply eccentric opening times. 10 am on a Sunday? the bread is fantastic - only matched by the prices. go late and there is nothing left. park the range rover on the double yellows outside while you queue......

Amazing bakery - best I’ve been to in years. Whole family proposed driving back (3 hours) every Sunday - only half joking. Super rich but super delicious. Everything excellent (and we tried everything between our friends over a couple of days) - nothing wrong with the coffee either. Expensive yes but well worth it for this quality. Hard pressed to beat it anywhere, even in France

Live round the corner from here, and had an appointment in Orford so popped in for 2 coffees and a pastry to kill some time.. Lovely little bakery with cafe attached, lacks a bit if ambience very stark but thats my opinion others may say different. Served by a very nice polite young lady. I paid £10.80 for 2 lattes and an almond croissant. The croissant was approx £4.80 bit on the expensive side but quite large and delicious, so it redeemed itself. However the latte!!!!!!!!! you'd think for £3 you would be getting a reasonable cup off coffee (these were takeaways by the way) they have to be the smallest latte's I've ever had (almost expresso sized) The coffee wasn't hot enough or any different from the coffee's I've purchased anywhere else and in 2 gulps it had gone.... I'd visit again for the pastries but then I'd drive round to the Quayside cafe for a coffee.

We made a trip to see the famous Orford bakery and were so glad we did, SCRUMMY cakes to die for and the infamous BEAR CLAWS

Please do something about the way people are served. The staff are lovely friendly people but the system needs an overhaul. You shouldn’t have to queue for half an hour plus for a croissant! Get someone taking orders and money, and another person picking and packing. Please!

We've been trying to stay fairly local and eat outside during 2020....so Pump Street Bakery was the perfect solution!! Very well-thought-out system of 3 windows to order from, pay and pick up our bag of goodies and take-away coffees. Lovely walk down to the Quay, even on a chilly day and good views while enjoying our treats! Thank you for keeping us sane and feeling 'normal' for a while.....

Love coming to Pump Street, it’s definitely a treat as it’s a little pricey but oh my it’s worth it! When you go you must have a Bear Claw, they are amazing!

Only live a short drive away and was intrigued by all the rave reviews to give it a try, had a takeaway, bacon sandwich in sourdough bread with prune relish £6.99 this was nice but felt a tad expensive for what you get, also a almond coissant £4.25, again very nice but very expensive. Would be worth the money if it was in a vibrant area with nice views, ambient atmosphere etc, but for a takeaway in Orford, nah.

Savouries and sweet pastries are lovely. You need to be prepared to queue though. Recommend the sandwiches.

I have no idea why the other reviewer is so negative. I have been a customer of Pump Street for years and aside from the fact that they make delicious hand-made breads, patisserie and doughnuts to die for, they are also very welcoming and friendly. If you are anywhere near the area, you really should make the trip to visit them. Their coffee is excellent too. At lunchtime they offer beautifully made home-made soups and lots of options for breakfast and lunchtime. We run several holiday let properties at Butley barns and in Aldeburgh and send all our guests to Pump Street, as it's a huge bonus to have it so nearby. I personally recommend the raspberry jam doughnuts... Just be warned, one will not be enough! Also the Portuguese custard tarts are always enjoyed by everyone. However, since you will be in Orford, there is a lovely walk from the quay, so you can burn off the calories along the river path :) You really should go.

Best bread for miles and miles and miles and wonderful substantial sandwiches for hikers and fishermen or even motorists! They’ve cracked the Covid-19 service dilemma with a series of windows open to order, pay and collect. And their homemade lemonade is wonderful!

We were lucky enough to stay a few minutes away from the Pump Street Bakery last month. Oh my! The pastries are divine; pain au chocolat made with Pump St Chocolate's delicious dark chocolate, almond croissants as big as your face and delectable bear claws (smaller almond pastries)! All were so deliciously buttery and flakey. We also sampled the macaroons, cookies and friands. All excellent!

If you go to Equador, one of the abiding memories is the hot chocolate. A mix between chocolate and plain, with a little kick as you drink the dark nectar.So shocked and delighted to find that PS offered Equadorian chocolate as part of their excellent offering. Wonderful cakes, super sandwiches all expertly despatched through the Covid hatch.A true find and a wonderful business. Now no need to travel to South America for a true Hot Choc fix.Bravo

I love bread and find it really hard to buy decent bread where I live. White and Brown sourdough to die for. Staff very friendly. Great social distancing system in place.

Whilst in Orford we got a takeaway lunch to enjoy by the quay. The set up is very good and allows for easy social distancing to take place. It was great to see a local business thriving in the current climate. The ham and cheese croissant and sweet pastries we had were delicious (We even popped back later to pick up some croissants for breakfast the next day). However we were given the wrong pizza flavour and the foccacia that we ordered never made to our bag. No receipts were offered so we had no idea if we had been charged or not, but also had no proof of the transaction to return to complain. This was a little frustrating, but due to the tastiness of what we did have, we soon forgot about it all!!

Been here many times and never disappointed. Lovely pastries and bread. The coffee is excellent. They do a breakfast and lunch menu but never felt tempted to try them.

Wonderful to return to Orford and re-visit this jewel of Suffolk, delicious breakfasts, crunchy bread, melt in your mouth pasties and delicious chocolate. What is not to like.

Excellent bakery serving delicious treats and a truly superb hot chocolate. Well worth a visit if you’re in the area and feeling indulgent!

Did a mail order delivery as seen in a magazine. We was not disappointed.Lovely sourdough breads and Eccles cakes. Beautiful packing. Arrived when they said. Due to C19 we was looking for delivery. Easy to navigate website for ordering too. We live in Kent and this could be the way to go for freshest bread. Please note ~~ Review is for Mail Order not a visit but have to show visit in the review.

Today, at The Pump House, I had one of the most tasty lunches I have ever had. Today’s special, with Pinny’s locally smoked salmon on soda bread and all the trimmings, was divine. This was followed by The Pump House’s own hot chocolate complete with home made giant floating marshmallow to die for. To top it all, the welcome was warm and the choice wide enough. We will be back as soon as possible.

Used the Bakery for our bread and pastries whilst on a weekend break .Delicious Raspberry Doughnuts and Almond Croissant. The Sour Dough was also top draw. Fairly punchy on price but worth it for the quality and service.

Stopped off on a bike ride for lunch. We each had a sandwich ( cheese and chutney, and ham and mustard) and coffee. All were delicious so we picked up some goodies to take home. Staff were friendly and helpful, cafe area was clean and warm. We will definitely be back.

Very sweet building, lots of staff, delicious food. All very posh and fancy- see through glass teapot with integral wire strainer. Big portions

If you like crumbs, salt and arrogance mixed into a chocolate bar, this is for you. And your brown paper bag is a cliche.

Just wanted a loaf Stupid prices.... Only bakery in the village Go to the local store or bring your own

Visited for the first time for coffee, hot chocolate and cake. Disappointed that the cups are so tiny that my hot chocolate was just luke warm milk froth with only a couple of cm of liquid hot chocolate in the bottom of the cup. My husbands coffee was also tiny. Too expensive for too little for us to return. Needs to be much better for these prices to draw us back for moreI’m afraid.

This establishment had come highly recommended as the place for coffee.I don't think I've ever been more disappointed.It's a classic, pink painted, old, Suffolk building. Expectations were high. Choice of cakes was fine, so no problem there. I had almond croissant, my friend had a doughnut (rhubarb as they had sold out of jam). The cakes were good. I had an Americano coffee. Ok flavour but quite weak. My friend had a pot of earl grey tea which was refilled without asking so that was another plus.My real disappointment came with the lack of ambiance/atmosphere. The room was completely empty apart from a few, very modern tables and chairs and a massive all singing/dancing coffee machine. The walls were plain white, (nothing wrong with white) but again very bare! Not a picture to be seen! And talk about echo! We were the only two there but when the coffee machine was in use we couldn't talk.The staff were lovely.The owners really need to inject some atmosphere. It's an old building, try using it's natural charm and quirkyness.I will not come back unless it becomes more inviting.

Tasty traditional type cakes and bread to either take away or eat in . Good atmosphere and friendly staff. We were not staying in Orford, in the area for just a few days, but after our first visit, twice returned to the bakery- for lunch - says it all!

Visited for brunch and it was very good and very tasty. Staff were really friendly and helpful.

If you've been to the top of Orford Castle and need to replenish your energy what better way than a drink and a snack or cake from the amazing little bakery. Great selection of cakes and snacks. Friendly staff.

We enjoyed a tasty sandwich and light patisserie on the bench in the sunshine. The coffee was served hot as requested and the homemade lemonade was refreshing. The staff were smiley and helpful.

Popped in here for a bite at lunch time. Obviously popular, as there was a queue of people waiting for a table when we left (not that many tables available....) Had an Italian ham and cheese slice and a pecan and maple tart with a coffee and 'speciailty' chocolate. My wife said that was the best chocolate she had ever tasted, so high praise indeed! Slightly disappointed they weren't serving the pancakes (see other reviewers photos!) on the day we were there but there was still a fair choice. Best to get there early as locals go to stock up on the goodies and visitors also like what's on offer, so once it's gone...Mind your head on the lights hanging over the tables if you sit at a table inside, as they seem to be very low set and are quite heavy!

The salmon pink building attracted us to this place and upon entering, the display of pastries and bread enticed us to stay for tea. We had the bear claw, brownie and a tart thingy which was surprisingly nice. Definitely had substance and style. There are only a handful of tables inside but take the food away and sit next to the shore or castle at Orford instead. They do chocolate too.

As someone who has been coming to Orford to nearly 35 years and who visits about every other month, I have been delighted by the rise of local food excellence, all spearheaded by Pump Street Bakery.

Little gem of a bakery and cafe with delicious cakes and baked goods. Also beautifully packaged chocolates ideal for gifts

Heard a lot about this place so we were keen to visit. The staff were very friendly and helpful and the bread, almond croissant and eccles cake were wonderful (expensive, but definitely a treat!). Not so sure about the chocolate - we thought the bar of 85% we tried didn't have a great texture so for the price we'd probably stick to other makes.

Oh dear! Echoing comment below - this used to be a village gem but has been near-ruined by a make-over (probably nudged by corporate design consultants). Previous communal table - where people could chat across generations, help each other with crosswords etc - has been turned into a soul-less room with small, anti-social tables and an oh-so pretentious 'temple-museum' to chocolate over the road. How sad. Feel sorry for staff and longstanding customers

Popped into here after a recommendation from the Orford Castle folk - and not disappointed. Spoilt for choice but eventually went for a coconut macaroon that went divinely with the fresh-brewed filter coffee.

Our daughters visited this establishment on a regular basis during our holiday for pastries, breakfast and hot chocolates. They loved it and the staff were friendly and kind.

Just to buy some bread and their specialist chocolate. The selection of cakes is good and they sell good coffee. On the day we were in Orford there was a problem with the electricity so they were only selling sandwiches. So unfortunately we could only buy cake and bread!

Whether their lovely selection of delicious fresh bread, or the scrumptious cakes, sandwiches or freshly ground coffee and loose leaf tea. This little bakery is well worth a trip to the Suffolk coast, in the beautiful village of Orford

Unfortunately the charm of the bakery has gone with the refurbishment. The lovely old communal wooden able has been replaced by generic little round cafe tables with the intrusion of a mammoth coffee machine like a noisy altar at the head of the room.

We have fallen in love with the Pump Street Bakery. They do imaginative sandwiches and tarts with brilliant old-fashioned cakes like doughnuts, Eccles cakes ( to die for) and Pains aux Raisins. Their teas in cute little glass pots are well- sourced and refreshingly different. (The bread looks a bit over-baked to me, but that’s the only weakness.) Super place for a light lunch, elevenses or tea or to buy a picnic in a brown bag to take to Orford Ness. A really imaginative little business!

We've been buying eccles cakes from PSB fr quite a few years and continue to do so. Despite the high price (£2.50 each), they are the best Eccles cakes on the planet. Yesterdays purchase cost me 90 quid, a few months supply via the freezer!

As well as great tasty coffee - made with double shot unless you want it weak- there are 3 choices of hot chocolate with different percentages of cocoa ingredients. Lower sugar and organic ingredients, plus choice of cakes and snacks.

Once we’d discovered this bakery we bought breakfast there every morning. Croissants are £2 each. Pain au chocolat are a little bit more. The children loved them and they were a nice holiday treat.

This is such an odd space, the bakery is immense! The array of breads alone is wonderful for a sour doughaholic! And the treats, doughnuts and pastries are fabulous. The cafe space is super small, so you do have to lurk a little to get a seat. The breakfast is nice and simple and there is a good choice of teas. The people who work there are delightful and always helpful!

Orford is very pretty and I’m sure attracts a good number of visitors, but even so this small bakery / cafe was an unexpected treat - clean, modern with a good range and friendly service. Well worth popping in.

'Before breakfast on Sunday we'll pop round to the Bakery to get croissants and everything!' 'So? What's the big deal?' I thought, 'It's a village shop!' Wrong. This is every bit as good as the best artisanal bakeries in London (and probably better than the vast majority).

Egg sandwich in Sourdough bread was disappointing. Soggy Bread not freshly prepared as you would expect from a Bakers, probably made earlier in the day and stored in a Fridge. My advice is stick to a pub where they are made to order.

The Pump Street is unique & very special. Try it -it's well worth the trip. Home-made fresh sandwiches, fantastic cakes & bread & truly wonderful croissants. The croissant d'almond are as good as if not better than the best in France! And that's saying something.

Great bakery, incredible rhubarb jam doughnut which oozed sweetness (mainly onto my shirt). Islington prices though!

The first thing I do have to comment upon are the prices...for take out lunch, this can only be described as pricey. But...the pastry created in this place is incredible, light, flaky, buttery beyond belief. The sandwiches are on a choice of artisan breads, and the fillings are tasty.

None of the reviews I’ve read mention the Doughnuts. They’re not cheap but they are big and fluffy with delicious fillings. They are the next best thing to making your own. So if you’re tempted to try out Pump Street make sure to have a doughnut.

We always try to have a coffee and pastry when visiting Orford, since our last visit they have refurbished. The new look is excellent. The service was excellent and great coffee and pastry.

I spend a lot of time not getting along with what passes for bread. Here they have proper bread, fantastic bread. Bread that is so yum yum, come here just for the bread. And the custard tarts are to die for too. No it's not cheap of course not. Orford is expensive

Another place I have been to more than 3 times and each time I've been I have thought that I had just been talked down to. It's not just me, friends thought the same and there are other reviews here saying the same. The eccles cakes are delicious, no doubt. But they could learn an awful lot from the ladies who run the cafe on Orford Quay who understand friendly service. Way too pretentious.

We called in here for a light lunch - attracted in by the enticing selection of breads and cakes on display in the shop section. The open sandwiches we had were excellent being both tasty an unusual, and the cakes were good. There is a small outside eating area. Inside, guests sit along a single long table. We will certainly come again. Quite pricey.

This is a stand out bakery that produces the most delicious bread, pastries an confectionary. The coffee and hot chocolate is the best I have tasted. The new refurb seems to have confused the business intent. Customers wanting to sit for hot drinks etc. still have to order at the same counter as those buying bakery items. When going to the coffee prep are a fairly officious female tells them where else to go. Not a good first impression as there is no sign to indicate this is the requirement.

We loved Pump Street for its rustic, bustling atmosphere, the large shared trestle table and friendliness of the place. However, we feel the recent changes have removed the bakery's individual character, creating a more sterile and clinical environment. Gone are most of the tables along with most of the hot food menu. Given that this is a popular destination for cyclists keen for some sustenance, I can't understand why the owners think this is an improvement. The lack of tables may be ok for the summer months when one can sit outside or take coffee and pastries over to the castle, but I hope they re-think the inside seating for autumn/winter. The pastries are delicious but there seems to be less choice (almond croissants sold out by 10.30 a.m.) and we are now gravitating to the equally delicious Magpie Cafe (seated and separate take away) in Aldeburgh.

Where to begin? The bread, the cakes, the pastries, the coffee, the tea, the chocolate and my other half says the Eccles cakes are the best in the world and are orgasmic!! Try it and see. PS This is not a restaurant but a cafe

The bakery produces excellent produce, an extensive variety of different breads and pastries. They also have a super cafe where you can have a great coffee and some of their delicious food. Always worth a visit even though it's quite pricey.

We have always looked forward to our visits to the Pump Street cafe with its delicious lunches and coffee/tea, not any more though - for some reason it's been refurbished...reduced seating to make way for a huge coffee machine, a vastly reduced menu, no hot food. Such a shame - the staff seemed a bit embarrassed and could offer no real reason for the change. We'll now be visiting the superior cafe on the quay.

Perfect stop off for a snack or pick up a picnic. All the baked goods look very nice, we got a two loaves to supplement our picnic, the queuing was worth it.

If you go to Orford you have to come here for a coffee and cake. If you don't have long take them with you. It is very very very good and the bread is magic. Need I say more.

Stopped here to pick up some sourdough bread and cakes following a slightly disappointing lunch at the Riverside Tearoom. Wow, what a difference. Stunningly good bread and simply amazing Eccles cakes and Pastel de nata. Parking is available outside, so if you are in Orford, don't leave without visiting this bakery. What am I saying? If you are anywhere near Orford, go out of your way to visit. It's that good. Honest!.

You would expect a cafe in a pretty and historical village that attracts tourists on a sunny weekend to be a cut above average. This one is certainly that.

If you are into artisan bread, then there's plenty of that on offer, but make sure your teeth are feeling strong! The pastries are wonderful! The coffee is great! The staff are friendly and efficient. But the queues in the summer are crazy. And why do the second home owners in Orford feel the need to loiter all over the road outside as if this is some kind of giant pavement cafe?? Ggrrrrr!!

We called in to get some sourdough bread which we knew was very good and while there bought some of their chocolate. The bread was delicious but the chocolate was not to my taste very high in chocolate content which made to my taste almost unpalatable. Given this and the very high cost (£24 for 280grammes) I don’t think we will be buying this again.

Stopped after a trip to Orford castle. It was an hour before closing so could be reason for poor choice. What was available was expensive. Had been to two magpies bakery day before which had loads of choice and much better priced.

Stopped for a pastry and coffee this week. Pain au chocolat and pain au raisin were delicious, the Monmouth coffee and loose leaf tea were also lovely. A lovely little spot in the beautiful village of Orford

Attracted to the cafe by the log burning stove but even this could not create a quality ambience. Disappointing and over priced.

Truly Wonderful food, hot chocolate is absolutely stunning !! Great staff , lovely buzzing atmosphere

Called at this bakery for some refreshment. This place has a monopoly in Orford so anything goes. There was hardly anything left to buy so we chose a couple of Eccles cake and two cups of tea in paper cups (eerrgh! ) The Eccles cakes were so sweet it was like eating a toffee apple. £9.... I couldn't believe it. Get an Eccles cake right and stop charging exorbitant prices for nothing special.

Families looking for quality & substance should avoid Pump Street. Even if you have no budget or monetary constraints, people need to go elsewhere. The food is less than average & the layout to sit down is far from intimate & enjoyable.

Love this place so much that our generous brother and sister in law bought a lovely box of home made chocolate assorted bars and home made Panettone for our Christmas presents. Highly delighted as they were all gorgeous. The panettone was huge yum yum. They were boxed beautifully.

We went for lunch and both had a toasted cheese sandwich with membrillo- delicious! I then had a chocolate brownie-amazing, and a hot chocolate- the best I’ve ever had, and I’ve had a lot of hot chocolate! Seating is on a shared table which fits 14 so you may have to wait but it will be worth it. We took a bar of the sourdough and salt dark chocolate and a loaf of brown sourdough home to try later. Everything was brilliant, if only I lived closer. Hope to visit again when we go on our next hols.

Although the food good ... it should be prices ridiculous... ok served well... but overrated as basically eggs avocado bacon etc... smallest cappuccino for £3.10! Sitting on one large table cannot help overbearing pompous conversations... def not worth the trip... cakes and bread also overpriced for what they are...will not be returning ... I’ll let others try if they have money to waste!

nice cafe with superb bread & Cakes. Try their Bears Claws and Eccles cakes!! They are right in the centre of Orford

Here you all sit a a communal table where we always meet really friendly interesting people. The tea and coffee are of superb quality and the breakfast menu is very unusual and changed frequently. The staff are delightful and the bakery shop irresistible!

Sometimes it is worth paying the extra!