Where to eat - If you love fresh seafood or locally sourced produce there is plenty of great places to eat nearby

Here are a few places to eat from pub grub to smart restaurants and local seafood specialists. Please use these as a guide.Note - We recomment that you book in advance those marked with a to avoid disapointment especially at weekends.
Click on the 'More details>' links or image to view more images, opening times and directions

Places to eat in Orford (5 minutes drive - walkable)

The Crown & Castle Restaurant Run by the renowned Ruth Watson (TV Hotel Inspector) With 2 AA rosettes, a Michelin bib gourmand. They serve excellent food and have a good wine list, with main courses at around £15.00 - £20. More details >

The Jolly Sailor pub This cosy pub has so much character. A real favourite of ours. It' s collection of little rooms most with their own roaring fire. It's a great place to have a drink and some food after a walk along the river wall. More details >

The Kings Head Pub Among the dishes that find their way onto the menu at The Kings Head: Orford smoked mackerel with horseradish cream & mustard sauce; baked goat’s cheese, chicory and roast beet salad, walnut oil dressing; Steak & ale steamed pudding, roast carrots and savoy cabbage and the delicious slow roast belly of Suffolk pork, Chinese leaf, sweet potato, ginger soy broth. More details >

Butley Oysterage For those who love their seafood, especially crabs and oysters, this is the place for you. What started as a little café that sold oysters and cups of tea has become a large, bustling, no-nonsense restaurant. It still specializes in oysters and smoked salmon, as well as smoked seafood platters and seasonal fish dishes. Main courses £3.90-£14.50 More details >

Places to eat in Snape (15 minutes drive)

The Golden Key Pub The Golden Key is a relaxed cottage-style dining pub dating back to the 1600’s, just tucked away from the main road through the village. New owners have brought the food back to a great standard and we love nothing more than sitting in the old settle with a pint and a good steak and ale pie! More details >

The Plough and Sail pub/restaurant This recently refurbished pub/restaurant, is especially convenient if you're walking, shopping or concert going at the Maltings. Modern and spacious decor, the food is good, with local seafood available and there is decent bar drinking space and a room with comfy sofas for lazy afternoons reading the paper. More details >

Butley Oyster Pub Cosy little pub. Good locals hangout. The Oyster at Butley has a longstanding reputation for its friendly family atmosphere. Serves a good range of food including bar food. Local fish is a speciality. Restaurant. Children welcome. More details>

Places to eat in Aldeburgh (20 minutes drive)

The Lighthouse restaurant - Aldeburgh Fish generally takes precedence, but the seasonal menu will includes meat, poultry and vegetarian options. Some of the many specialities include Aldeburgh Asparagus (only in season), Fresh Crab, Skate Wings and Dover Sole but everything changes and everything is fresh. More details>

Cafe 152 restaurant - Aldeburgh Open from 10am you can enjoy freshly ground coffee accompanied by a selection of organic pastries. For lunch and dinner they offer a short seasonal ala carte menu and a set price menu through to a complete dinner menu, including locally sourced seafood wherever possible. More details >

The Regatta restaurant - Aldeburgh Another good restaurant in Aldeburgh for local seafood and general cuisine. More Details>

Do you have a pub or restaurant you think should be listed here?
Email: info@suffolkselcateringaccomodation.co.uk