The best restaurants in East of England

This was an interesting experience. I had a crunchie sundae. It had bits of crunchie chocolate, which I haven't had for years, along with 2 scoops of toffee ice cream, and I think some white ice cream and some toffee or caramel sauce. It was lush.

Trevor was amazing! Highlight of our trip to Suffolk. Will be back for sure

Wonderful lunch Attentive service Knowledgeable staff and incredible food. Will definitely check recommend and return on our next visit to southwold.

Had a delivery. Easy to place the order and told approx delivery time-actually came a little early. Food was labelled as we asked. Good taste and portion size. Will certainly use again.

Set off the main road, hard to find, unless you know. Great music, good beer.

Very nice staff, unfortunately there is only one girls' toilet where more attention needs to be paid to cleanliness. The food is tasty & the vanilla shake is a good addition to lunch or......

A very enjoyable evening the food was delicious with great choice service is perfect a very relaxing restaurant and great wine !

Great little cafe..... breakfast DONE Great work people x

Popped by today, had the most amazing halloumi wrap and hot chocolate, the hot chocolate is the best, cream and marshmallow. All served with a smile from the staff

Just had a really nice Sunday lunch. The staff are a happy and helpful team and the food was fresh hot and plentiful what more could you ask. By far the best Sunday roast in the area. Thanks we’re already planning our next visit.

Great place for brunch or just a snack very friendly staff they also gave my dog a couple of treats. There were plenty of water bowls for dogs. Would definitely go again.

Brilliant - Great location and good hearty food. Enjoy a trip out to the beach and one of the best jacket potatoes you can find. Endorsed by a friend over from Switzerland. Thank you, you never let us down

Met the owner at a Spanish food event about 20 years ago and bought oil and vinegars. Tootling away in the campervan one day we both wondered where we knew Peasenhall from. We then both yelled "EMMETTS" and stopped for supplies. The strawberry tree honey is still talked about. Now we stop whenever in the area. The date and lime chutney is wildly addictive and pairs with cheese and of course the wonderful beech smoked ham. The black bacon and ham is unique and had a taste of its own. Try getting the black streaky and wrapping around dried apricots or prunes (soak in tea and brandy with star anise and chilli) for a winter treat. The oak honey is rich and a small amount added to yoghurt and granola adds a subtle complex sweetness. It's off the beaten track, but you will beat a path to it's door once you sample the produce.

Clean, tidy and comfortable, Simple fare made to order was quite satisfying for lunch. There seemed to be a significant number of regular/local customers, which is always a good sign. Fairly fast service, prices a little high, but then this is a seaside town!

Booked for North Norfolk Dining week for lunch. Booking was cancelled by restaurant with only 45mins notice. Not impressed as we were already en route. They offered to book us an alternative date, but declined as already had other plans for the week. Unlikely now to visit in future.