The best restaurants in Eastgate St Edmundsbury East of England

Great find. Lovely place to chill and enjoy a drink. Barmaid so helpful and lovely so many different room to choose from such a surprise

A good place ruined by poor service! It's an inviting, airy space, they do good community and charitable work here and the menu is inviting, with good vegetarian options. However, the woman at the counter was very rude in a over-the-top polite, passive aggressive kind of way. The kind of parochial behaviour you would expect to see on Alan Partridge! If Steve Coogan happens to read this, you could research your next series here ;)

Lovely food, cozy place, lovy staff.

Not a bad charity shop overall, plenty of stock, wheelchair accessible and some classic/vintage crockery towards the back. The only downside is the pricing, quite a few items are up for sale that are sometimes double the price than they are normally. For example their second hand dvds, which they sell at £2 each, CEX you can buy the same thing for £1 and other charity shops usually 3 for £1 or 5 for £1. If you want your store to put more money through the till you need to make the products that are donated to you more accessible to the people that want to support the charity.

One of the friendliest coffee shops in town. The food is superb, and the coffee is delicious. I truly love this place and cannot recommend it enough. The staff are so lovely and kind, and they always make you feel welcome.

superb breakfast served by Anna & Jess 100% recommend

Fantastic food and great service as always!

We went because reviews were good and it's local so really wanted to enjoy this. Like others following FRC review, we ordered what they had, but we just didnt get the hype protrayed. The only seasoning we could taste was lots of salt and although the chicken was juicy it was far from tasty. The kids wouldn't touch the food and I couldn't blame them. The food was all swimming in ranch dressing. Now everyone loves a sauce, but we couldnt taste any other topping not what should have been the star, the fries or wings, and would have asked for it without ranch if we knew. We unfortunately were set back £60 to feed a family of 4, not what we were expecting to pay at all for fried chicken but wanted to try it because of reviews as a expensive treat (lets be honest who in this day and age can afford to keep paying £60 for fried chicken sandwich meals). The only redeemer was the milkshake. However, its still not the best milkshake in town. They really need to step up their game for charges like theirs especially when there is Slim Chickens round the corner which tastes much better for less. The worst thing was that we had frozen peri peri chicken wings the night before from Aldi and they had so much more flavour. If you want to try this do yourself a favor, order one thing off the menu to try first as it's really not worth the hype or cost once you've had the first bite.

Taken here as a treat, food was wonderful, service fantastic, staff available but not in your face. I can highly recommend paying a visit to this restaurant, you won't regret it.

Found this lovely stop over last year, decided to pop back overnight in campervan no EHU but we didn’t need it just peace and quiet with a lovely cafe food delicious and plenty of GF options available, highly recommend and will definitely be back 👍🏻

Excellent choice of menu and interesting Greek dishes. We had a sharing tapas-type platter, lamb tagline and stuffed aubergine. High quality, tasty dishes . Service was friendly and helpful from Freddy and Seb. Would definitely recommend.

Didn’t expect it to be this good.

Good food and great atmosphere. Reasonable price with excellent service, Katie provided good recommendations and made great cocktails. Overall a great evening and I would highly recommend the Olive Grove. I live in Bury and it is only one of a few restaurants I would recommend.

Room looks magnificent, bed comfortable. But there's no water in the bathroom, hot or cold, there's no answer on the telephone when you call to ask them to sort it out, and there's no response to email. So disappointed that I can hardly begin to put it into words. No idea where I can go for a shower before attending a funeral this afternoon.

Very poor, where to start. slow service waitresses with lack of experience, had to chase up coffees and then had to get someone's attention to order more drinks. Builders breakfast basic and lukewarm at best serviced on a plate and then a bowl? This would be easier both to serve and to eat on a plate, the waitress nearly dropped it on the table as it was heavy. No management figure present with no attention to detail. With so many options in Bury S Edmunds I will not be returning, reading other comments I don't think this place is very popular it seems. My advise spend your money elsewhere