The best restaurants serving British food in Waveney East of England

The best butcher I've been to?quite possibly. Everything is just quality. I love their mighty pork chops sometimes with a bit of kidney. All their bbq fare is spot on, and their seasonal faggots are incredible. The cheese counter is amazing too if you fancy some up market cheese with bread and wine on your hols. Local honey sold too. So more than a butcher! Family are lovely serving and and it's now sons and daughters on the sign 👍

What a truly fabulous old fashioned pub with very welcoming landlady Anni and her customers, especially Janet and Peter, when we joined in Quingo yesterday afternoon. It was thrilling to win the picture quiz. The room was warm and cosy due to its great wood burner stove. The complimentary sandwiches were an added bonus! Thank you so much for the welcome and will join you all again in the New Year.

Love this little cafe. I can phone ahead when I'm on deliveries and Lesley will have my breakfast roll waiting for me. If I eat in and on a diet Lesley will also do a ‘synfree’ meal for me. Really friendly and clean, perfect in every way

Lovely place for coffee. Clean, good service, delicious scones, very nice coffee. The cakes looked wonderful.

Found Perrys by accident whilst looking up a side road in town. We sat inside and had The special which was small cod chips and a choice of mushy peas curry sauce or beans. Also a tea or coffee or squash and all for only £9.50 Sara the lady who served us was genuinely lovely and the food was fabulous! It certainly wasn’t small so don’t let that put you off, I’ve had large portions in other places that were smaller than this. We will deffo be coming back next time we are in town. Thank you to all the staff.

A great traditional pub with lots of history. friendly staff. Very welcoming. Also dog friendly. We had a great time with family here on a camping weekend. Will be going back.

We just had the set meal for 2 with chicken tandoori, chicken masala, mushroom bhaji and lots more including wonderful complimentary dishes which was absolutely amazing. Thank you very much it was superb. Ps it might sound as if I own the restaurant, I don't but fully recommend you trying it out.

Came here for a breakfast, was served promptly and politely. Food was tasty, even better they serve sausages from archers so your know you’re getting quality for your money 👌 10/10 will be visiting again.

Firstly, the service was great and our waitress excellent. Unfortunately, the food was poor with tiny portions - we waited 45 mins for it. Upon chasing our food, we were told the wellingtons take 30 mins (not mentioned on menu or at time of order - prob would’ve ordered starters if we’d been told), but they were made of shredded shin meat and were tiny - smaller than a fist, however, they tasted good. They came with a smear of cauliflower puree (which is a cheap ingredient), a small spoonful of cabbage and one, small oblong of potato, described as confit, but not crisp on the outside or soft in the centre and had clearly been reheated. We also ordered the bucket of fried chicken. This tasted reheated from frozen, was dry on the inside and soggy on the outside - did not seem fried. The burger was great. I get it’s a busy time of year, but it felt like the kitchen were cutting too many corners. Great effort by the wait staff who are obviously at the forefront of dealing with complaints from a kitchen who, certainly on this day, did not deliver.

We were in need of a decent meal and the staff here were extremely accommodating even though we hadn't booked, as we were early there was no problem fitting us in. We has starters with some rustic bread ad butter that was superb, I had breaded whitebait and my partner had Carrot & Cumin soup which was very tasty and hearty. The main courses were varied and we selected the Fillet of Sea Bass and the local Pork Belly, served with seasonal veg. and both had delicious sauces, really hard to better. The staff were friendly and attentive throughout the meal. The clever idea of the outside cabins for those guests visiting with dogs has been a success as they are quite cosy at the rer of the restaurant. No doubt we'll be back again when we return to Southwold.

Meal out with friends , the service was really professional & swift given how busy they were . I had fish and chips . The fish had no flavour but the batter was nice and crispy but again no flavour the chips were not all properly cooked and served tasteless peas . I had sticky toffee pudding which had been heated in a microwave as it was ridiculously hot but the vanilla ice cream was the best I had tasted in a very long time .

Delicious Suffolk chorizo and local cheese baked potato served with a great cuppa! Our dog was made very welcome and the service was great.

Lovely place with fantastic staff the range of drinks were amazing and the cocktails are absolutely fantastic such a must see place

We were staying in wrentham for the weekend and called in for a pint on the Friday and saw that Saturday was a tapas evening. So we booked a table for Saturday. Both the food and service were excellent. We would definitely visit again when next visiting the area.

Second visit to this great pub in Bungay. We were again very pleased with the friendly service, tasty reasonably priced food and great beer. The sticky ginger dessert was fabulous. . Will definitely visit again. Very dog friendly, comfortable table.