Places to Eat in Suffolk
Exploring Suffolk is sure to work up a hearty appetite, and there’s an excellent choice of cafes, restaurants and tearooms to satisfy your cravings.
From quirky independent eateries and historic tea rooms to coastal diners and bustling markets, discover our pick of the best places to eat in Suffolk.
Sibton White Horse Inn, Saxmundham
This Double rosette-winning family-run pub is renowned for its excellent dining, warm hospitality and fabulously fresh produce.
Pull up a chair by the roaring log fire and, in the warmer months, enjoy the secluded courtyard with views towards the surrounding countryside.
Dishes include classic favourites and imaginative seasonal specials, including battered line caught haddock, lightly seared pigeon breast and chalk stream trout.
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The Weavers Tea Room, Peasenhall
Part of the medieval New Inn, this charming tea room is located in the pretty village of Peasenhall. Serving breakfast, morning coffee, lunch and afternoon tea, it’s the perfect spot for a refuel.
Recommended for its excellent freshly baked cakes and scones, the vast choice of coffee and always friendly service, this quirky Suffolk eatery is worth a detour.
Aldeburgh Market
Located on Aldebugh High Street, this bustling fish and vegetable market and delicatessen includes a Market Cafe that offers incredible fresh fish and seafood dishes. Enjoy a walk along Aldeburgh’s beach and explore the charming town that’s packed with shops, cafes and galleries.
The Lighthouse
One of the most popular places to eat in Suffolk, Aldeburgh’s Lighthouse restaurant offers a range of fresh fish dishes and warm, friendly service. It’s close to the theatre and an excellent choice for a pre- or post-show meal.
The Kitchen @ Thorpeness
Visit this eclectic, independent cafe for some of the best homemade cakes in Suffolk. Located in the heart of Thorpeness, you can enjoy a hearty brunch or lunch from their cafe/brasserie-style menus, made with locally-sourced Suffolk ingredients.