The best restaurants in Suffolk Coastal East of England

Had the combination kebab it wad beautiful

Had a lovely afternoon tea for my birthday this week, a beautiful setting it felt really special. The food was delicious and plenty of teapot refills, staff were very friendly and even noticed it was my birthday so I got an extra plate with a candle and a happy birthday sung. Would definitely recommend for a special occasion.

For any music-lovers, and particularly folk music lovers, The Ship is a fascinating destination. With hundreds of years of history of hosting gigs (ongoing!) and open mics, and great photo collection on the walls of gigs gone by, it is well worth a visit. Drinks are reasonably-priced and the staff very friendly. We will be back!

Poor. We arrived at the start of the day with few other customers. I had the full English which looked picture perfect. However, it was largely cold, especially the beans which I didn't eat. The sourdough toast was so thin it tastes and looked like a flatter Ryvita wafer. I would not recommend this as a destination for breakfast and won't be returning.

Stayed here a couple of times and found it nice enough. However, just had a message from them to say that my booking for July has been cancelled (due to overbooking). However, rooms are still available on their website. So, what they mean is, we've cancelled your cheaper advance booking so that we can make more money from the room. I'll not be staying there again...

Have given this place a miss in the pass few months due to dried out chips. Popped round this evening for a battered sausage. Arrived just before 8:30 pm and found they were closed despite a large sign saying 9:00 closing. What's the point of having the sign. Guess I was spared from another disappointment.

Was a great place, food and atmosphere lovely, service great, love band inside main bar if you wanted to dance but in the tent great for socialising

Just popped in for a lunchtime meal , Limited menu had beef lasagne with a side salad and garlic bread. £10.50. The lasagne had been reheated it was dry and very crisp and hard in places and not hot , basically I left most of it and told them it wasn't very nice at all. Just before I left a member of staff approached me and gave me £5 back and said she was sorry it wasn't good. So if it's not good don't serve it to customers.... Not Happy!.

Passing through the village we decided to drop in for a light bite and drink before continuing our journey. Was greeted by the pleasant landlady and took our food order. Sat by the wood log burner (nice) . The sandwiches when served were very tasty and well presented. If passing thru do pop in and give them your custom.

Ordered special chow mein and chicken chow mein takeaway. Inedible. Could not belive the lack of concern when I complained. Will never use this restaurant again and will advise others not to. Poor.

A proper pub, good friendly service , well kept beers with an ever changing guest ale, no food just good conversation in a pleasant environment. If you long for a traditional well run pub serving good ale the Old Mariners is for you.

Fantastic Rooms,Great Hosts, this establishment is a great place to stay and a definite place to stay, I would recommend this place to anyone who visits the area

we had a takeaway while on hoilday and we thought the food was fresh and hot.Portions were a good size,would recommend

They had no hot food or sandwiches at all, would be shocked if even there taps were working, middle of the day and absolutely nothing on offer, not as I remember it, very disappointed.

Terrible service food and outcome. Staff did not seem to understand English. Got the order wrong even though I repeated it three times . Others in the queue seemed to be having the same problems with wrong orders. The food was the worst I've ever known and asked for extras which were not added it seems. NEVER AGAIN. Over priced and seems to have gone down hill quickly and hit rick bottom. It all went in the bin...... I would spend your money elsewhere if I were you.