The best restaurants in Eye Mid Suffolk East of England

We went there to order lunch, and our mistake, no lunch on weekends. The staff was helpful, the food was delicious and creative. The theme is cats, no surprise. It's a very small place, maybe 10 tables, and while the staff is nice, the postings around the cafe are clear that they want you to leave when you're done eating. There's a "no camping" theme aimed at turning over tables. Also on the back of the drinks menu is a list of funny/snarky rules about how guests should behave in their cafe. I get the "don't drink and drive" comment. Some I find a little much though. YMMV. They will charge % if you use a credit card, and will give you a discount if you wear either cat eye glasses or a cowboy hat (or both) while you're eating. If we go again instead of going for savory substance we'll try sweet treats. There's cumin in the salsa.

Incredibly long time to get fish and chips on a Saturday evening. Nearly 30 mins, must have been 15 people standing around in the cold awaiting their orders. Took food home to eat and fish batter was soggy and greasy and chips very greasy too. Will find somewhere else.

Best takeaway we’ve had in a while!!! Large portions, real fresh and tasty with large chunks of vegetable and meat. They were accommodating of an adjustment made to one dish, and it was very fast! 100% recommend and will be going back!

Found this cafe and shop by accident, as we had an appointment out that way. The staff were friendly and helpful, the drinks were nice but the icing on the cakes was a little hard, even though they tasted nice. The barn at the back was a pleasant setting to sit for coffee, but we felt that the heating should have been on to warm it up a bit (even though it was a summers day.) Overall, it is a nice little place that we would return to.

Pulled off the Norwich road to find a coffee stop and the town of Eye was the nearest. Free parking in the street so that was a good start then walking through the town entered the first café and asked if they were dog friendly since we has a tiny pup with us, No was the reply. Walking a few yards more and crossing a street we cam across "The Bank" now it seems an art centre and café so in I went to ask the question, are you dog friendly YES the lady replied welcome. On the counter a selection of home made cakes a proper coffee machine crisps etc. Inside the spacious building plenty of seated and nice and warm, four artists painting and drawing. The table had a menu of which is in the photos we chose apple pie and custard.

We were staying locally for a few days. Called & ordered then went to collect. Lovely customer service & the food was incredible! Would highly recommend to anyone in the area.

Stopped on our way home, and even though food was just finishing, they still took us in and cooked roast dinners for us all. The food was absolutely amazing too! Generous portions and really tasty, one of the best roasts I've had in a restaurant.