A great place whether you just pop in for a quick drink or meet up with friends. Food very good…read moretoo. Realistic prices

The Alex is a great cafe on beach road overlooking the sea, in Felixstowe. Parking is a black art…read morein Felixstowe, especially when the weather is warm, but the cafe benefits from both indoor and outdoor seating. The menu is good standard cafe-style fayre and it is possible to even ask for a few things that might not be on the menu (such as bacon sandwiches). The chocolate milkshake isn't bad either - my only complaint is that it is a bit small! The cafe also gets a tick for being dog friendly (for those seated outside). There are bowls of water laid out for our four-legged friends.

A lovely atmosphere and friendly place to visit. I have been there with friends and also eaten…read morethere on my own which I felt ok doing.

The food and service at Bencotto was super. There were four of us having an evening meal and the…read morestaff were attentive without being persisten;, the platters we had as starters were delicious - somthing I'd certainly recommend. As we had all ordered something different for main courses, including one from the specials board, we took the opportunity to try a forkfull of each other meal. I'm so glad we did as it was hard enough to make a decision from the good choices and I'm now spoilt for choice the next time I go. The mushroom risotto was particularly good. The wine was well priced and the puddings were fab. Nice to see the chefs working away in the kitchen and all the staff came across as friendly and happy to be there too. I'll certainly go back.

I love Nandos! They have a wide variety of different types of entrees and sides that pair perfectly…read morewith their chicken. It's super flavorful and helped me get a kick of spice while I was in England. They had at least 5 different dipping sauces that you can use on the side to help add even more flavor. The service was also great. I had never been there before so they were very helpful and willing to take me through the menu so I knew how it all worked. Next time I go abroad I will definitely be taking a stop back at Nandos, especially since they're everywhere!

Of course, nandos is great. Food is top quality, hosts are always polite and you can go up to order…read moreyour food instead of waiting for a host to come over, also pay at the same time so you can leave whenever you want. However it tends to get very busy and with the tables already close together it does tend to feel crowded. The music is quite loud so mixing that with noise from everyone, it's hard to converse with the people you're with. Certainly not a great plave to take someone on a date if you're going in the evening or on the weekend.

I have only recently discovered the Lemon Tree and definately wont forget it in a hurry - it was so…read moregood i went back again the next day! The atmosphere is warm as soon as you arrive and you feel like you are really welcome to be there - as opposed to an interuption or inconvenience as some places unfortunately make you feel like! The staff were very attentive throughout and were more than willing to answer our questions and offer a little of their own expert advice. The menu has good choice and seems to cater for most peoples tastes, six of us on the table and six different main courses shows that i guess. Although i have not yet been , i am looking forward to the next theme night to see just how well this fantastic restaurant carries it off... keep up the good work1

Very nice small restuarant. Wide menu which is always changing. They often do special Jazz nights…read morewhich are woth going to. They have a small cavern which is very cosy, if it's a special occasion it's worth asking if you can have a table in there.

Lovely restaurant-with-bar ( rather than pub with restaurant) located in a thatched cottage, at the…read morecentre of a very pretty village, offering modern European cooking with a local flavour. I'd highly recommend the smoked prawns as a starter - gorgeous ! Has been favourably written up in a range of guides, including The Good Food Guide, Michelin Guide, Time Out etc. Apparently a favourite of Delia Smith's who is friends with the owners. Cookery courses are also run from here, and rumour has it they have started doing their excellent Sunday brunches again.

Went there for breakfast: - cozy little restaurant (on two…read morefloors) with tiny tables and a terraced seating area - very friendly staff - breakfast menu until 11 am, lunch until 3 pm, until 5 pm afternoon menue with cream teas and homemade cakes - breakfast offers a wide range of dishes from a hearty Fry-Up with Crispy Homemade Bubble and Squeak, Drop Scones with Crispy Bacon & Maple Syrup to simply Lovely Porridge or Croissants with Tiptree Jam - we tried the yoghurt with crumble and fruit purée, the cinnamon toast (yummy yummy) and a fish dish with eggs; was all tasting great Conclusion: Great atmosphere, nice people!

We arrived at an odd time (2pm) so that may have had something to do with the service, but overall…read moreit was okay. We sat upstairs which was picturesque but the service staff didn't come up very often and we ended up waiting a pretty long time to order. I'm vegetarian and they were out of bubble & squeak as well as tomatoes, which made my veggie fry up composed of just mushrooms and beans. They added some caramel used onion marmalade on the side which was quite good I admit. We also ended up waiting quite a while (~30 mins) for the food to arrive after ordering. However, for the setting and the fact that the staff was very nice (they did seem a tad overwhelmed), it wasn't a bad experience. I'd recommend it to others but I'll mention some of the potential downsides.

The Harvester is located on a busy main road it has quite a small car park and most nights can be a…read morestruggle to find a place to park. But I happen to live just round the corner so I go there quite regularly. The restaurant has undergone a redevelopment inside and looks ten times better then what it did before. This makes for a nice atmmoshere. At times you will have to wait a long time for a table but this sign of a good restaurant when it's always busy everyday of the week. It is even busy during the day due to the reduced prices of already cheap food with access to the salad bar which is brilliant because you will not need to get a starter and is included with every meal. I have always found the service in the Harvester first class considering how much you pay regularly costs me £25 with drinks and deserts when I go there with my girlfriend and about £20 at lunch time but it depends on what you order. You seem to always get a nice sized portion and I have never left there feeling I could eat more. I have also been there many times with a large group of people and still never had a problem food has always been fantastic. Overall it is good value for money

Good food at decent prices. Decor is looking a bit tired and place does need a revamp. Service can…read morebe lacking sometimes but overall a decent place to eat out.