Located in The Buttermarket Shopping Centre. The shop itself is easy to walk around with items…read morebeing round the outside of the shop and in the centre. Good range of nuts, seeds etc. Reasonable prices. Usually have special offers on - these are usually in the windows so you can see what is available.

was very quiet when i entered the store, which i usually find quite off putting as youre almost…read morehurrying to make a purchase so the lady on the till can sit down again! i did feel this was the case a little, however she was very quick to help me when needed and also recommend some products. this store is much more reasonable in price than the Holland and Barrett of Ipswich - i would always check the price out here first!

This is a local co-op store and it is situated in High Street in Loddon. Altough this is not a…read morelarge shop it is meant to be extending soon. This shop does stock all you need for bits that you may have forgot to get with your main shop. It is quite narrow isles though and this can make it hard to look around if you have a pushchair or trolley especially if they are re-stocking. It can get quite busy during school children collection times and on a Saturday but apart from that it is a pleasant shop to look around. I have noticed though that the prices are slightly higher than your average supermarket. The staff are always happy to help you though and there is always someone around to help you. They do have some good offers on their products that change every couple of weeks which I have found to come in quite handy especially when buying for party food or drinks.

I often pop into this local supermarket if want to top up on my shopping especially for bits for…read morelunch or weekend snacks. Although I have found prices to be slightly higher than other supermarkets such as Tescos. This is situated in the centre of Loddon with the carpark only beng a couple of minutes away. This making it easy to come to if you travel by car. This is quite a good sized shop but the sizes of the isles here are quite narrow and if you go here when they adding stock to the shelves then it makes it quite difficult to look around especially if you have a trolley or a pushchair. They do have a good selection of fruit, vegetables, cakes, bread, frozen foods, alcohol, cleaning products, and fresh foods and milk too. These are all easy to find when you're looking around here. Certain times of the day this can get quite busy especially just after the school children pick up times. So it's best to avoid this time if you can.

This is one of the larger supermarkets in Beccles. It's…read morequite easy to find and there is plenty of parking here too which has never been a problem. The store itself sells quite a good variety of products for everyday basics to those extra special products but generally though these are not the cheapest around. The staff here are helpful if you need it and you can always find someone without searching the entire store. I do not really shop here often because of the prices but when I have it has been a pleasant experience. It's well designed supermarket and it's signed well around the store so the products are easy to find for what you've needed. They do also have quite a few good offers whilst I've been looking around the store especially now that it's leading up to Christmas and we all want our festive treats. They also have a very good selection of alcohol too both in wines red and white along with beers, ales, bitters and spirits.

Always nice and quiet to shop in. The parking is good with free 60 minute parking slots, although…read morethis carpark seems to be targeted by local traffic wardens!! Although the co-op can be more expensive, you can get things in this store such as Linda McCartney burgers that you can't get in Morrisons or Tesco's. The wine selection is the best in Beccles and the clothing range in store is very reasonable.

This is a very convenient store if you live around the Sands Lane area. It has all the things you…read moremight need in a hurry, plus lots of extras, and often some really good half price, or BOGOF offers on food. These are situated just inside the door, so they're easy to spot. There is also a discount shelf right at the back, next to the cooler. If you need to take some cash out, they now have a free cash machine at the back of the store. As well as groceries, they sell alcohol, magazines, cards, cigarettes, lottery products, and health/beauty products.

As most of us do I also get the sudden burst to change my life for the better cut out mac Donalds…read moreand live healthy and guess what I have found just the place for those days. I first went in there purely because it was my birthday and walking past the store they had a banner saying it was there birthday as well and were giving away a healthy piece of cake. That day started my obsession with there amazing chicken whole meal sandwich and killer banana smoothie. At £5,25 for takeaway they are at the top end of the lunch bracket but what you get is worth so much more. A smoothie, sandwich and a piece of fruit. I have never been able to finish all of it and I promise not due to lack of trying everything is truly scrumptious. I will highly recommend them especially since the staff are so friendly and willing to help out with changing orders to suit individual needs. You should give it a go!!!!

Nice new Juice shop. Sells freshly blended juice with weird combination. Its expensive but worth…read moreit. Pop in, you'll love it. I know i do.

Ooooh I really try not to go into this shop very often as it's far too nice! Any sweets you…read moreremember from your childhood are likely to be present in jars on the shelves, Traffic light lollies, pear drops, cola cubes etc etc, the list is endless. There are often queues on a Saturday when pocket money is being spent, but I think there are also many adults buying stuff for themselves!

A proper sweet shop! Whenever i'm back home i make sure i pop into AP's for the space pencils or…read moretheir £1/50p assorted pre-made sweetie bags. It's just so easy to pop in and buy your days worth of calories in one visit! A little small but I always manage to squeeze in. A sweet sugary haven for all ages.

Small size co-op that sells a range of goods including meat, groceries, papers and magazines,…read morechocolates etc. Ideal shop if you have forgotten something or need a paper. Good service. Car parking is available outside in the lay-by but it does get quite busy, particularly in the evenings. Reasonable pricing.

quick service in this co-op . as said before,handy if you want a paper or a snack. the mini pork…read moreand pickle pies are a good tasty buy

The Museum Street Cafe is a vegetarian cafe that is also vegan and gluten-free friendly. You can…read moreexpect to see curries, tagines, couscous, stew, soups, lasagnes, home-made hummus, cakes, pies (savoury and sweet!) and much more, all made from local produce, and cooked by good, honest people. More importantly, you can get a damn good strong black coffee! Prices range from £5.50 - £6.50 for a main meal, which comes with a side salad. Their portions really are huge, so make sure you are hungry! I'm so glad they opened, as Ipswich is seriously lacking in vegan-friendly places to eat!