The best restaurants in Abbeygate St Edmundsbury East of England

Brilliant tour today of the Greene King Brewery. Despite not minding a beer or two, I’d never been on a brewery tour before and my knowledge of the beer making process was virtually non existent, but not anymore! Paul, our guide, was very engaging and a walking encyclopaedia of beer, brewing and local knowledge. Rounded off with a very generous tasting paddle, I was able to sample beers I probably wouldn’t normally try. Great experience and highly recommended.

What a great find in Bury St Edmunds, this fish and chip shop offers table service and also the usual fish and chip meals. This was good value for money and the chips are the best chip shop chips I have ever been served.

Went to the cafe on a Friday prior to a meeting to grab a sandwich and read up on some stuff for the meeting and was served by a lovely young man that was incredibly friendly, welcoming and helpful. I was able to sit in peace and do what I needed to do whilst enjoying lunch.

Staff not happy and curt. I asked why we still have to pay full price for drink advertised but without the cream. I was told that the cream is an added extra. Why show photograph of drink with cream at certain price without stating that the price does not include extras. I wanted what was advertised at the price shown, apparently the cream had just run out so I assumed that the extra price would be deducted. Ha ha ha, no such luck, bah humbug

We love this place, it sounds odd to go to a crematorium for lunch but the setting as actually lovely and the staff are friendly and welcoming. The food is good and good value for money. Highly recommend cafe.

Staff are very friendly and the pastries are always good. Definitely try the cinnamon roll, it's amazing!

Once again 5 star, polite, prompt service and excellent food.

Probably one of the best fillet steaks i have ever had and the desert was definitely up there!

Food Poisoning at Zen Noodle Bar We organized a meal last Saturday at Zen Noodle Bar for a group of approximately 16 people, but unfortunately, the experience was ruined due to food poisoning. Some of us, including myself, fell ill after dining here. This not only spoiled our evening but also disrupted the rest of our weekend. It’s shocking and unacceptable that a restaurant claiming to offer high-quality dining could fail so severely in maintaining basic hygiene and food safety standards. I cannot recommend this place and strongly urge the management to take immediate steps to ensure this doesn’t happen to anyone else.

We came here for their Thanksgiving supper club and it was fantastic! The starters were divine (Pumpkin Ham + soup); the sides were sumptuous and the whole feel ambience, off the school.

My wife and I always try to have lunch here when visiting Bury St Eds but there are times when the dining area is full, yesterday we were in luck and found a vacant table. My wife ordered the quiche which was a good size and, to quote, was very nice. I had the Pilgrims rarebit thinking it would be a nice snack-sized lunch before continuing our shopping. What a surprise when it arrived; it was like a slightly reduced in size dinner main course and positively delicious in all respects. It was delivered to our table in good time by a lady waiting staff member who had a great sense of humour and, further, made us feel most welcome. Both my wife and I wondered how they could present meals of these proportions at their prices when, at least for my rarebit, I would feel it would be a few £s more in nearby cafes/restaurants.

Delicious, locally sourced dishes. Great wine list by the glass.

We had a Christmas party here. Very good food the service was excellent. Plenty of other parties going on at the same time. Excellent venue.

One of my "go-to" restaurants. They have extended their gluten free offerings so I never feel like I'm missing out. Staff are very friendly and always attentive.