The best restaurants in St Edmundsbury East of England

The food was actually ok and fresh! The staff member can only imagine it’s the owner was unbelievably rude & unhelpful we are staying here for the weekend so we are not local - she seemed friendly to the locals! Our money is just as good as anyone else’s and some courtesy would not go a miss! HOW CAN YOU NOT UNDERSTAND COD & CHIPS??? Unbelievable rudeness! Avoid if your not local!

Fantastic Ems grumpy goat food delicious staff are so lovely I would recommend it to everybody plenty of parking open 6 days a week

Friendly staff; very efficient; excellent range on offer and their bacon baps and tear really did hit the spot at a very good price too.

This cafe produces the best hot cross buns ever, coffee good and staff very nice. This is a lovely town full of old world charm

At last, I've found a decent chippy near my home. It was recommended by a neighbour and has certainly lived up to my expectations, so I'll be back. Located on the edge of Bury with easy parking outside this spotlessly clean chippy is brilliant. They serve the traditional range of fare that you used to find at all chippies back in the day, including my fave, rock eel. Thankfully not a kebab in sight! With everything cooked to order there's a small wait but well worth it. I truly can't find fault with this plaice ;) Highly recommended!!

The food is very good and tasty. The best Chinese in the town. The food is beautiful cook fresh and piping hot. Delivery is very fast. I love the udon noodles and chicken balls. Thank you guys

nice friendly people , always get a smile and warm welcome , food is good and never had a bad meal in over 25 years , give it a try

Went for breakfast. The picture in the window looked pretty good. When it arrived it was disappointing the fried eggs were really runny under cooked the sausages looked like road kill shriveled up and dry everything else was warm not hot Sent it back to kitchen. When it came back all they had done is kept the same eggs just turned them over and fried them a bit more until they were over cooked I can't comment on the coffee that I had ordered as it never arrived No wonder they take your money when you order Could not eat and left.

Beware this restruant does not appear to exist, the address is not correct and no ones answers the phone

Fish and chips are my ultimate favorite. Id give give them 5 star for it. Excellent taste and texture. Always served fresh and hot foods. Staff are very friendly and accommodating. Great job

Fried chicken was put in a box with the chips and was dripping with grease/ and soaked with condensation. The chicken boxes are supposed to be used for chicken. Large cod was seen through the paper due to excessive grease. This isn’t the first time we’ve had an overly greasy take away from here, i understand it’s a greasy kind of meal, but you shouldn’t have to throw food away because it’s past the point of eating. Overall an absolute shambles and a waste of money. Wings were ok though on a positive note, probably down to them being packaged correctly. Still hungry

We were walking along the street on a Friday evening and heard the folk music so popped in. I wasn't sure what was going on but it was a folk evening where people come along and play ad hoc. We weren't sure if they sold alcohol but they had an extensive choice and we ordered two martini's which were lovely and good value. I had a coffee which was lovely . The service was excellent and everyone was very friendly.

Ordered a takeaway to be delivered as our first 'try' of this restaurant; have to say brilliant! Great service, food delivered on time and the quality and taste was amazing - and at a more than fair price. Will def be having more meals from here in 2025! We choose Zeera to try as they have great veggie options, my wife choosing Quorn Tikka Masala which was delicious, whilst had a trad Jalfrezi - they even managed to make it spicier just as i asked for!

Great place to meet friends. Not crowded has a lovely atmosphere.

Went for our annual work Christmas Dinner. Given a welcome drink of prosecco or elderflower, as the non-alcoholic option on arrival. The elderflower was scarcely present, unfortunately there was little difference between it and lukewarm water. Seemed to take an age to be taken through to the dinning hall, despite apparently needing to be at the venue for 6.30. There was no option to open a bar tab - at the bar which had no coke, no lime cordial, no white tequila, only one white wine - so it was complete chaos trying to organise buying the drinks! Eventually taken through to a very nicely laid out dinning hall and seated. Those who wanted another drink before our meal had to go back upstairs, after finding me to come and pay for it. Very inconvenient. The meal started to come out after 8pm - everyone was really hungry. The starter choice was a fig tart, or prawn cocktail. The prawn cocktail was absolutely miniscule - 3 prawns in a little sauce on a little lettuce leaf, it's a good job there was a small bread roll at each place setting! A good 30 minutes after rhe starter had been cleared the main came out - turkey (which was cooked nicely) 3 tiny new potatoes (no roast potatoes) a couple of sprouts, carrots and parsnips, with gravy. A very very disappointing 'turkey roast' without roast potatoes or stuffing. Dessert was either Christmas pudding or raspberry and lemon trifle, which consisted of 3 squares of soggy jellied sponge, some green dots and a spot of custard covered with a squirt of cream. In no way did it resemble a trifle. Even getting a tea or coffee was not possible until the station was 'opened' thought there was no indication whatsoever that it was closed until 9.30! When a member of staff was asked we were told that the doors are closed and nobody should be out there trying to get hot drinks until it was announced as open. All in all a very disappointing meal served by mainly surly servers. The evening lacked any kind of Christmas feel about it from start to finish. Won't be going back or recommending