The best restaurants serving Default food in Orford and Tunstall Suffolk Coastal East of England

Dined here with a friend, and the high spot was undoubtedly a) the salt n pepper beef starter and b) The service from Katie and Abbie, two staff who knew the menu and advised wisely on wine choices. Will return, and I urge you to try here- you’ll like it!

A very sweet bakery with wonderful bread/pastries and dishes. The coffee is excellent too. Lovely to sit outside in the village.

Had a lovely afternoon tea, which was beautifully presented. Nice to have the option to have it at lunchtime as ‘lunch’ although we still didn’t manage it all! Took the rest home for later - also lovely to be able to bring our dog too!

Wonderful historic sailing boat with very friendly crew & informative captain giving us interesting facts about the boat & the river as we were sailing but with plenty of silence in between so we could relax & take in the beautiful scenery in peaceful contemplation! The lunch was delicious & good quality with wine & soft drinks . I totally recommend this 3 hour round trip to enjoy the beautiful Suffolk countryside on the river . Big thank you to the crew & I look forward to our next river cruise with you in the future

Proper British pub: The Union Jack behind the bar and a lovely Indian gentleman on the staff. Felt proud of our country. And oh yeah, great accommodation/ folk music 👍👍 Thank you very much. Dan

Disappointing, the Saturday lunchtime wall menu showed a choice of Jacket Potatoes but none were available, so we ordered sausage rolls with salad but after waiting towards thirty minutes, a waitress returned our money informing us that they had sold out of them as well. We left.

Over-priced food - an unbelievable £4.75 for a stodgy, tasteless cheese scone with one pat of hard, cold butter. Only managed to eat half of it, really unpleasant, threw the rest away. The cakes were not covered and crawling with flies. Sandwiches even more over-priced at £8.25 for a small cheese sandwich with white bread. This cafe used to be so much better. Will drive past in future and not stop here.

Had a lovely meal to celebrate Hubbys belated birthday.. The restaurant is very basic , but don’t let that put you off , the food is amazing. We had pre booked and good job we did, they were turning people away. We both chose the smoked fish selection , what an excellent choice absolutely delicious. Would definitely recommend

My parents have been here multiple times and recommended it as a great place for my 30th birthday meal! The food is incredible! Firstly, the menu is so varied and I wanted SO many things on there, it was hard to choose. I settled for the starter of Beef Croquettes with Wasabi Mayo and my main was beef rendang with rice. Both were delicious and full of flavour. I also tried the Bang Bang Cauliflower which was SO tasty! The highlight of the meal was the apple crumble though .. beautifully sweet and sugary. It is expensive here but so worth it for the quality! Thank you for making my birthday so special!

We happened to visit the Jolly Sailor by chance, I had planned to go to a cafe on the seafront but it was shut. Luckily my daughter had spotted the pub near the car park where we'd parked. We chose to sit outside under the canopy at the back as it was a nice sunny day. The garden was large with lots of space and tables. My daughter had fish and chips and I had pie of the day (steak and cheddar) with chips. Both were beautifully presented and my pie was scrumptious. With a diet coke each, the total bill was £44 which might sound expensive but it was worth it as the food was delicious. A lucky find and we'll definitely come back.

A nice menu. The food was good. Nice outdoor seating area. Combined with a coffee and cake shop.service was friendly and professional. Good sized car park.

Very disappointed with the sandwiches, bread was very dry and the smoked salmon bagel was frozen! BLT contains cold bacon rashers. All in all - an expensive, disappointing lunch. Will not frequent the cafe again .

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!

Possibly the worst coffee I've ever tasted. Horrible crab dinner for 22 pounds. smash burger acceptable - but only fries were on menu "with skin on" however, they tasted like they came from the freezer and were terribly boring and tasteless. desert - dreadful - a tiny bit of cooked fruit at bottom of bowl of broken up meringue and possible cream topped with very green tasteless ice (definitely not ice cream. supposedly sorbet - never tasted anything like it in my life other than ice with food coloring) The view was great!