Excellent food, atmosphere and service, advised us on wine pairing. Great location and local…read moreproduce in abundance

Excellent food and service, fish dishes recommended. Rice pudding topped with cinnemon crumble…read moredessert one to die for. Overall very good dining experience, will re-visit.

We had lunch here - risotto starter is excellent - fish and chips were really fresh and tasty, but…read morethe sticky toffee pudding here is THE BEST we have had anywhere --- save room, it's worth it!

its a nice restaurant but does somewhat live on its reputation. the food is not terribly special…read moreand somewhat overpriced. alas the regatta is much better and not so pretentious

Having lunch today. Cod & Chips were fantastic as was the Pork Belly.read more

Excellentt locally caught fish.read more

Arguments ensue about the best fish and chips in Britain. Some say Whitby, others Cornwall, even…read moreMargate. My favourite is Aldeburgh. We have tried all three of the establishments of the Aldeburgh Fish and Chip company within the area and must say that there you will find the best fish and chips in the land. Light batter coating fresh white fish and accompanied by crispy chips. One of the outlets has a restaurant as well as the two take-aways. We chose, on this occasion, the restaurant because it was still quite cold outside along the sea wall. Nice seating with friendly service. The food speaks for itself.

Arguments ensue about the best fish and chips in Britain. Some say Whitby, others Cornwall, even…read moreMargate. My favourite is Aldeburgh. We have tried all three of the establishments of the Aldeburgh Fish and Chip company within the area and must say that there you will find the best fish and chips in the land. Light batter coating fresh white fish and accompanied by crispy chips. One of the outlets has a restaurant as well as the two take-aways. We prefer the take-away as there is nothing better than, on a warm day, sitting on the seawall enjoying that succulent fish. Maybe it's the sea air that makes a difference?

We ate upstairs in the restaurant. Very friendly service and the freshest North Sea Cod I've ever…read morehad. Best fish and chips where you can pay to eat.

Great choice for lunch and brunch. Now allows dogs which makes it so much easier for us to go…read more Fresh local ingredients and tasty vegan options

Nice staff who work hard. Purchased a Thai Chicken Curry Salad, only had 3 choices (and this was…read morewell before lunch rush) despite many more on their menu board. Despite being eco-friendly with biodegradable container and cutlery, the paper container was lined with plastic. Necessary because it was swimming in water at the bottom. Someone washed the lettuce but made no attempt to drain it before putting it in the bowl. As a result it was a soggy, tasteless mess about halfway down. Would stick to the sandwiches which have been very good.

16th Century coaching inn with two bars a central courtyard and a restaurant. Always a good…read moreatmosphere when I have been and we have certainly enjoyed their fine food and drink. The restaurant has an extensive menu of traditional Italian, with a variety of meat, fish, risotto, pasta, salads and pizza dishes although Iwe normally have the sunday roast (English). Reasonable prices.

Lovely old coaching inn with a nice restaurant and beautiful rooms.read more

Fish and chips from this establishment is a must on our visits to Aldeburgh. I would say the best…read morein Suffolk. Fresh fish in a crispy batter. It is so good that expect the queue as soon as it opens, in fact, at weekends the queue is there BEFORE they open. TIP. The pub next door, The White Hart, are happy for you to eat in their back and side area on condition, naturally, you buy a drink. Fair enough, I say.

Amazing fish and chips we ate on picnic tables outside the pub next door. Well worth going.read more

Excellent coffee and pastries, the orange and aniseed hi were a big hit with adults and kids.read more

This place sells the best bread in Suffolk. In particular their sourdough loaves and baguettes…read morewhich are worth a visit alone. There is also a small restaurant with a long refectory table with a relatively simple menu comprising mainly baked goods (sausage rolls, sandwiches using their bread, tarts, etc). It's a great place for a simple breakfast. They also do chocolate though, for me, it's all about the bread.

Possibly the best and freshest seafood I have ever had. The restaurant in the village square is…read morevery unassuming to look at but who needs bullshit with this food. Fresh oysters straight off the local beach. Fish pie, exquisitly made from local produce. And the desserts, unreal. Try one of 2 English treats. Sticky Toffee Pudding or Treacle Tart. Only available in the UK. Wonderful!

Some of the best and freshest seafood you'll ever get and good value and no pretends to boot. This…read moreis a lovely village worth visiting anyway but this place is a reason to visit just on its own.