British Restaurants in Aldeburgh

“Happy to recommend The Lighthouse Aldeburgh, Suffolk. The town is a little tired now - and we were there high season - we were last here over 20 years ago when Meades reviewed The Regatta and this restaurant was yet to reviewed by Gill.

This is a venue that delivers quality produce through high end classic cooking in a convival seaside atmosphere where afterwards the beach remains a working space the back of which is shopping a la High St Ken/Christopher's Place.

Her duck confit cassoulet was excellent; his beef stew not as good as what she makes indoors (sear the cube steak cuts first?) but very fine. We dined twice ... Mrs Fish and Chips were grand, my scallops were fine. Sticky Toffee pudding as good as Rules but I prefer custard to clotted cream (or a choice?)

Good restaurant ... Jay should visit.”

“I came to Aldeburgh specifically for a good fish dinner and found it here, simply but perfectly cooked, buttery samphire and mussel sauce, new potatoes. Perfect.
Free WiFi
Friendly and efficient service.”

“Great place for a pre or post concert drink at Snape Maltings. Had some lovely meals there, would definitely recommend.”

“Great stop off for breakfast whilst out on bikes
Brilliant location , good choice of drinks and food”

“The place to get a breakfast bun in Aldeburgh.
Pretty good, and not exorbitant prices.”

“A tiny cafe with some outside seating on the road front, and behind the cafe in a small courtyard. The food is very nice but on both times we have been there the service is too slow given that there weren't many customers. It won't stop us visiting again but it won't be often and definitely not if it is busy. Pity really.”

“Everything went well and we were served by a lovely young lady from Aldeburgh (wish I knew her name)”

“We shared a very nice tian of crab as a starter and then had fish and chips for the main course. Good, solid cooking and not overly expensive.”