Very small and cosy and tucked away in a quite courtyard,everything is freshly made and the cakes…read moreare home baked. As you would expect there is a large selection of cakes and sandwiches made from fresh baked bread. Finally the staff are really friendly and make you feel very welcome.

Very friendly host. Sort of upmarket beach cafe. Strangely no local beer. Odd tables but fitting…read more Small space but our family group of 9 found spacer.

Food is excellent with really friendly staff. I only found this by chance, but it's easy enough to…read moreget to as it's just opposite the Marina Theatre in the centre of Lowestoft. It's been refurbished to a very high standard, I would definitely recommend a visit as it's just too good to miss.

A gorgeous small deli in the village of Walberswick. It was started by a London couple and carries…read morea lot of different deli meats, cheeses, homemade breads and pastries. They offer catering services for private functions as well. I really liked the fresh baked bread here. Did not get to try many other things here but it looked great.

Try the gluten-free pies! They're only available frozen but they are absolutely delicious. My…read morehusband got some regular pies and enjoyed them, too.

Like others said, this restaurant has solid food. My colleagues had soup and really liked it. My…read moregiant prawns were good but open riviolo was just OK. Complimentary bread basket is filled with nice soft bread. The wine menu has good selections and the red wine we selected from France (St. Emillion) was only about 30 pounds per bottle (this is no less than 90-100 dollars at other restaurant in Europe). Restaurant is cozy and good ambiance for business dinner or date night. Friendly service. Highly recommended when you are in Diss.

Probably the best know eatery in the town…read more They do a scrumptious Christmas menu. It truly is fine dining. Location at the top of the fork on market hill.

Quirky diner, the decor and utensils look like they come straight from a second hand shop, but in a…read moregood way. While its true that the full cooked breakfasts looked seriously impressive I went for my usual lighter option, beans on toast. Glad i did; their home made beans seem to be made extra tomatoey. They came on sourdough toast too, of which I had also ordered a side. It was delicious. I love sourdough and once ate a whole loaf of it. As a meal! I had no idea that it stood for Tea and Little Cakes until I looked it up subsequently!

Great stop for waiting on the next train to North Walsham. An hour to kill and don't mind killing…read morea few glass of wine as well. Nice location next to the river and decor is pleasing and clean. It's also across from the Norwich City Football ground (NCFC)!

This place is tucked away below the road level and next to the river, a 1 minute walk from the…read moretrain station and 10 minutes from the centre of town. It has a nice atmosphere, a good range on the menu and the food, for a chain pub, is decent and in the main appears to be cooked to order. The service is good. Friendly, efficient but suitably distracted by customers to leave you in peace when you want to eat. I offers good value and is easy on the pocket while still gives portions that leave your tummy full.

The Sugarbeat eating house is what was the old Dun Cow ph, they have totally revamped it and…read moretotally changed what was a dreary dingy pub with something new and friendly serving good wine and beer and serving very good food, though it has only been opened for three weeks I have eaten there 3 times and 2 other occasions just for drinks / coffee. Every time has been a fabulous expedience, the staff are friendly and welcoming and food is gorgeous, not to be missed.

Nice menu selection. Staff was friendly. Nice atmosphere. Good size portions. Avocado chicken…read moresalad, ribs, pea soup, chocolate brownie dessert are must haves. Definitely worth a visit!!