The best restaurants in Walberswick and Wenhaston Suffolk Coastal East of England

We popped in for a coffee and an ice cream during the heatwave. What a welcome sight! On the edge of The Green it was easy to park our campervan. The lady running the place was friendly and gave a very generous scoop of mint choc chip. It was delicious and we sat outside to enjoy it. Highlight of my day. Thank you.

A big thank you to the management and staff for a wonderful afternoon and lunch in the garden. Always so well organised and professional under these extreme circumstances. Great food and service as always . Welcome back and it’s good to be back!

We drove to Walberswick primarily to go to the deli having visited a few years ago The deli is tiny but full of delicious freshly cooked treats . A tray of Brie red onion and chilli jam quiche was just out of the oven as we waited Being Easter we had hot cross bun home made it was unreal and sat outside is the small court yard to eat with tea We bought red onion sausage roll to take home delicious just wish we had bought more The only challenge is parking near by isn’t easy

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Popped in today for a few beers and to sit in the immaculate beer garden having been past on many occasions. Friendly polite staff, lovely clean well kept pub and a cozy looked after beer garden. I didn't have any food but if you could rate smells coming from the kitchen I'd give it a 10. Well worth a visit especially in the sunshine and I'll definitely be back.

But breakfast at the Tea Shed was a great consolation. Lovely garden, peaceful village centre, some amazing breakfasts, from the full English to my French Toast, a great experience and highly recommended. Thanks to the kind and attentive staff, brilliant end to a lovely local weekend.

We came in on a Sunday, looking forward to a classic roast — only to be told after we sat down that they’d run out. Not ideal, but we decided to give the burgers a try instead. Big mistake. What we got was honestly shocking. The patties were burnt, the cheese wasn’t even melted, and the buns hadn’t seen a toaster. Basic stuff, completely missed. It was the kind of meal that makes you wonder if there’s actually a chef in the kitchen — or just someone winging it with a microwave and a lighter. There’s no excuse for this kind of sloppy execution, especially on simple food. When you can’t even get a burger right, something’s seriously wrong. Won’t be back.

I rarely do reviews…but felt the need to give a massive shout out for the landlord, landlady and community at The Star Inn. What exceptional hospitality, fascinating conversations and genuine community spirit that I haven’t experienced quite like this for years, possibly decades! The landlords are clearly passionate about the traditional role of the public house in, not only the local beers and home cooked food but perhaps most importantly in connecting the community. In an age more often associated with isolation and division this approach is rare and a beacon of light which I wish I could replicate in my corner of Kent. In chatting with the locals (many who have been drawn to this corner of Suffolk from other counties and countries) The Star Inn seems to be the common connection. One well travelled customer told me “This place is unique. I think it may just be the best pub in the world.”

What a brilliant location! Great food and friendly service. Superb value for money. I am not a member but have been a few times with my family. Pizza and a drink deal is great value. What a gem of a find. We will definitely be returning. Fore!!!

Nice food and service but £27 plus tips for a bowl of linguine is too much, even for an upmarket restaurant/pub in a posh location.

We've stayed at the Bell many times & are just back from another fantastic stay! We stayed for 3 nights this time & as always the staff were all excellent & really helpful. Food & Drink are great & we will be back in August! Very relaxing atmosphere & we highly recommend the Bell! Thanks very much once again! Andy & Jayne.

£4.50 for a Mr Whippy single cone, YES your ice-creams are overpriced! £18 for a family of 4 that would be. £1.50 on the Lincolnshire coast