The best restaurants serving British food in East of England

Excelente pescado grande, de más de un pie de largo, cocinado fresco a la orden y las patatas fritas son perfectas también. Mi esposa y yo solemos compartir un lge pescado y patatas fritas regulares. Deliciosa. Barry y Karon.

We went to the small family wedding and was extremely pleased with the restaurant they went out of their way to accommodate everyone including putting a extra chicken dish on for some of the guests who didn’t like what was on the menu. They were extremely obliging to the one guest who did nothing but complain and embarrassed us all. Thank you to all the staff who did their best considering it is not a wedding venue.

Not a bad little pub with mediocre food, it was okay, nothing to write home about. However, one thing I do not like is the 10% service charge that is automatically added to the bill. I only found this out a week later as silly me, looked at the receipt when I removed it from my walking jacket pocket. There should be signs up stating this, and staff should advise you of this charge prior to payment, this is sneaky and deceitful. I won't be rushing back, and quite happy to promote this underhand charge to the wide world. Perhaps the pub owners should pay a decent wage to their staff instead of expecting customers to top up their salary? Stinks..!

The worst place to eat I’ve ever experienced, the service was appalling the food terrible, after a day out we decided not to cook but to eat out as the green man is local to us we went there to try it we ordered drinks and food, The food came after an hour no one came to ask if we needed any more drinks, two ordered green Thai chicken curry the other three different mains the Thai curry was only just warm the rice was plain boiled rice the chicken curry was watery and tasteless and a small portion (thankfully), the other three people had just warm food and didn’t enjoy it at all so we ordered dessert to try and get some taste, that was also very disappointing the apple crumble didn’t have much apple the crumble tasted hardly cooked plain taste and again hardly warm the ones that had custard said the custard was nearly cold and the crumble tasted hardly cooked not sweetened and the crumble was not browned on top just like a doughy taste. I would never go back there again or obviously recommend it.

As with all visits to Wlikins' tea rooms, the food was good quality. This time we had toasted sandwiches with tea to drink. The problem was with the service. It took around 20 minutes for our order to be taken; 20 more for the tea to arrive and then another 15 before the sandwiches came. By which time we'd finished the tea. They did offer us a free second pot, although when it arrived a different server gave us a bill for it (although this was retracted when I carefully explained). The issues were clearly that (a) not enough staff (b) staff covering too wide an area - there are three zones - inside, outside and the marquee- and staff appeared to be flitting all over the place. We weren't the only ones - st least two other couples walked out and one couple had a similar wait for their cream teas. And this was at around 2.30pm, not the lunch hour rush. Sorry it out, Wilkins We love your products but this has really put us off your tea rooms. Which is a shame.

Very nice service i love the fish that was fresh one

Best cinnamon square I have ever tasted! We purchase yearly for a birthday and will continue to do so as they are delicious.

Loved everything. The food was lovely, the staff were very friendly and we found it very welcoming. I am meeting friends for dinner today!!

Get some new owners in there!! 0 stars!

Truly lovely coffee and cake... a beautiful location just wish it was local to us, but worth a treat every once in a while.

Great little pub. Friendly staff and good beers. On a recent visit though, because there was football on TV the pub was far too quiet. Locals only turn out on match days it seems. Not as enjoyable as on previous visits.

We called in for a pint and light lunch after a morning’s country walk and were not disappointed. This is a ‘proper’ pub that also serves a limited range of food and it is in a rural location. It is good to see it surviving...

Fairy disappointed with the coldness of the owner. His customer service wasnt particularly friendly, sadly. We'd been recommended this upstairs cafe, which is quite a tight space, however we were left feeling we'd gone elsewhere. We felt a burden and rushed. The food we ordered was well presented. That's the only positive, which is why I have given 3 stars. Otherwise for customer service, Id have given less. Downstairs is fabulous chocolates and confectionery. Again a very narrow space. To get up to the tiny cafe its up steep stairs and may not be suitable for people with mobility issues. There are many other tea rooms, in Lavenham, Id choose before Id consider this one again.

Great all day breakfast. Very welcoming to our dog, she even got a complimentary sausage. Quite busy as it was a Sunday. Lots of visitors for a Sunday roast

Just had lunch here, beautiful village pub, landlord and landlady present very chatty and friendly, the food was excellent, extremely upmarket, if I could recommend anything have the KFC for starter, cauliflower in a sauce to die for and sea bass for main, cooked to perfection, the chef came out and told us his history of where he worked previously, chilled atmosphere with a wonderful reasonably priced menu, highly recommend