The best restaurants serving British food in East of England

Does pretty good food. Outside is shaded, which is good or bad depending on whether you like sitting in the sun.

Had good & drink here on a Saturday afternoon. Welcoming comfortable atmosphere, quality food and good service. Slightly on the pricier side. A good place to have a meal in Ely.

Visited for Sunday lunch. Scotch egg was just how I liked it and served beautifully. Roasts were plentiful and good quality ingredients

Amazing food, great service, lovely atmosphere. Besides the regular menu, they are offering roasts on Sundays. We also had desserts which were delicious. Portions are very generous. I suggest making a reservation in advance. Free parking available on site. There is a baby changing room.

Lovely family run place, Really friendly staff and the food was amazing. Would highly recommend and will definitely return if ever back in the area 😊

We went one Christmas so booked a Sunday lunch. Walked in and was told place was now closed - no contact at all. Told we could go to another one in Norwich but it was rammed and food all gone. VERY disappointed. Place was excellent and staff brilliant. It will be missed

Absolutely awful and over priced. The salty chicken needed a steak knife. The fish batter was slimy and full of oil. The baked potato, gravy and salad items all tasted of preservatives and the veg was cold. They are closing down next week and staff morale is very low. Don't waste your money

Very good atmosphere with friendly staff who are always very attentive Have eaten here many times with no complaint The quizzes run by Mick are a fun night out General Knowledge on Monday and Music on Thursday highly recommended

What a disappointment! My mums birthday. Will not be returning. Steak was sent back. Asked for medium rare, sent out medium. Very expensive for poor Quality food. Wine served warm. I would give it a miss.

It has the best Mac and cheese in the world!! Bills is a family favourite and the 'kids eat free' over the school holidays is an added bonus.

Breakfast with the Easter bunny was amazing. Very friendly and great service. The staff members Leisha & Lewis were amazing friendly and gave us a good morning.

Sunday lunch. Perfectly cooked and presented. Could not better. Many times repeat customer and will return. Highly recommended

I've visited this fish and chips shop many times. Usually I would have given a better rating, but something has changed. The queue outside is normally fairly long, but the service ensures that it moves quickly. This evening, despite several staff working, everything was slow. The fish was full of bones which I haven't experienced for a while at any fish and chips shops. I started eating and immediately was pulling bone after bone out of my mouth, and the person I was with (who I'd told how good this place was) was being polite and pulling bones out of their mouth saying "I'm not that hungry, I'll just have a bit"🙄. To be honest, the chips were greasy. I'll caveat the above by saying that last year the fish and chips at this place were good, so perhaps just an off-day, but hopefully this isn't a permanent change! Moving on to Aldeburgh itself.....in years gone by, there was always a strict "No feeding seagulls" to keep the seafront a nice place to eat. The seafront was always tidy. This evening, there was litter all over the place. Wooden forks laying all over the floor, seagulls eating discarded chips on the pavement, empty ketchup sachets thrown on the floor etc. This is unusual for Aldeburgh and hopefully won't become a permanent problem! Prices at the Golden Galleon - £24 for two medium (small and bony) cod and chips, 2 x cans of Coke, and 2 x sachets of ketchup.

Very nice place good food , reasonable prices

Very friendly professional staff. Giuseppe was lovely and very welcoming. They should be much busier than they are .