Different atmosphere to the North American Starbucks I have seen. Full of sixth formers at…read morelunchtime, who are gradually replaced by families throughout the afternoon. But the best thing about my visits to this Starbucks was the wonderful Christine who was visiting here from Sacramento, California. I was trying to deal with a very sad family situation in my head, and she calmly chatted to me and helped me through it, while she also tried to study a bit, for a couple of hours. 10,000% better experience here from the supposedly evil corporation than I had at two other smaller independent cafes this week, who I will also be reviewing.

This Starbucks is very good located, has a good ambiance and is calm, has a lot of seats, is…read moreclean... short: everything you want!

A landmark and a nice break from the busy Bury Streets. (AIE)…read more Little frayed around the edges and service started out rough, but it recovered for a calm relaxing afternoon tea. This place had been recommended by the locals as a good first stop on my afternoon tea bucket list. It is just fancy enough to keep you interested, but casual enough to put you at ease. Think i showed up during a rush and an employee break. One person was helping to seat, cleaning and taking orders. He was joined by 3 others about 10 min later. My order was taken out of seating order. Not the worst thing in the world. After he guided away from the children's menu, yes- I confused it for a specials menu, he made polite conversation when he come with the tea. Two teas that interested me were out of stock. Settled for the house blend 2. Enjoyable. Tea tower had a perfectly cooked brownie, macaroon, well toasted scone accompanied by jam and clotted cream, and theme finger sandwiches. The sandwiches were starting to crust, but I suspect they do so much business they are prepped in the morning. Little salt and they were perfect. At £15, affordable and good portion for tea for one. Worth a visit. Note. They try to set all 1-2 tops in the middle tables first. I stayed there, but many locals would move to the wall seats, given half the chance. (American in England)

I used to go every Sunday when I lived there. I loved the breakfast; service and atmosphere. I miss…read moremy chosen home town:)

I haven't been here since I moved from the UK in December 2010 but I loved this quaint shop when I…read morelived in Bury. The espresso is delish and their chai is a must try. Lots of space to read, free wifi, and a beautiful garden for warm days. I miss this place!

The beverages on offer here are standard - nothing exceptional about the tea and coffee, milkshakes…read moreare good because they can be customised but again, nothing to write home about. The food here is however lovely, and portion size is good too. Mainly focused on sandwiches and cakes. The layout is an interesting shape, curving around the serving counter and with a small enclosed outside terrace. There are sofas as a seating option, and lots of room to manoeuvre. As a result it is very popular with mums of babies/toddlers.

The lunch was certainly generous, and an interesting bourbon & honey glaze on the turkey 'shank'…read more Veg a bit soggy and overcookedof the frozen variety. Nice atmosphere, but could do with better decor. Good value at a little over £10 per head, all in.

Very traditional Scandinavian food and decor. Lovely, happy waitresses. The food is very nice. I…read moregot a shot of espresso and it was more of a small cup of French press. Did have good flavor though. I left feeling like I just had a home cooked dinner at my Grandmothers.

Quaint little Caffe. Very high quality coffee. The espresso is bold yet lacks the normal bitterness…read moreof many espressos. I'm on the line about wether I like the sludge at the bottom. It's very edible as well, just unexpected. While normally it would be something to avoid it actually maintains a silky texture transforming it from vile to a bit lovely. The Cappuccino, on the flavor side is a little weak, but it's very light and airy, like drinking a cloud. Most of the food has Greek or French roots, and is quite simple. But, that's not a bad thing by any means because the focus seems to be on quality, not extravagance.

Best Pizzas in Bury St Edmunds by a country mile! Go here…read moreregularly and never disappointed, nice atmosphere, excellent food and good service. Would recommend to anyone!

Fair selection of vegetarian options. Salads, sandwiches and baguettes with fresh ingredients. No…read morevegan options outside of salads, but at least there are several of those!

A very nice chain cafe. You know what you're going to get when you go there, which is consistently…read morenice coffee and cakes in a nice atmosphere. There are several other cafes on the street but I'm afraid I normally go here as I know that the quality will be high.

Coffee 'n' Kids is a child friendly coffee shop with great homemade cakes and fresh coffee and…read morespeciality teas. But it's also a great place to take children for a drop-in ceramics craft session or for children's birthday parties! The staff are friendly and helpful and the items that you make can be taken home on the day! It gets my recommendation

Love this cafe, the staff are very helpful & friendly. Sandwiches are very tasty and so is the hot…read morechoc. Children's portions very good. Plus award card of 8th drink free they also have an upstairs which is really spacious.

From the owner: If you are searching for some great homecooked food and fresh coffee mixed with the essence and…read morecharm of a small independent, welcome to the bay tree cafe.

I've been to Baileys 2 a few times now and have enjoyed it each time. It's a perfect place to pop…read morein for breakfast or lunch. Personally, I've mostly been there for sandwiches and tea after visiting the market on Wednesday's. All of their sandwich options are also available as a toastie.