Cafes in Aldeburgh

“Latte and Caramel Shortbread were both delicious and at a great price. The young lady was superb with a great personality. Can recommend this kiosk if you are in the area and want a tasty, creamy reasonably priced drink.”

“Myself and my mother booked a table for 2 for lunch on Saturday, the cafe was busy but welcoming with great service and amazing food...my crayfish, rocket and lemon mayonnaise on granary was just yummy, and packed with filling, my mother's brie and cranberry toasty was one of the best she'd ever had...!! To accompany our food I had an an iced latte with a caramel shot, mum had a traditional lemonade, both of which were delicious. As much of their food as possible is locally sourced which I love, especially as Aldeburgh is a seaside town and a lot of the menu has seafood dishes. I wasn't aware that dogs were welcome until later, but now I know I will bring mine as we love to walk them on our local beaches and it's aways nice to be able to go for a bit to eat somewhere with them afterwards. Having had such a lovely lunch, we will not only be back, but will be recommending to family and friends, and hope to go for dinner sometime as the evening menu looks equally as fabulous as the breakfast/brunch and lunchtime menu...would highly recommend...!!Vegetarian options: There is a good selection of vegetarian optionsDietary restrictions: Gluten free options for those with dietary requirements of that typeParking: There is no car park for the cafe itself, and being a Saturday lunchtime in a popular seaside town we probably should have thought in advance over where to park, however that was our own fault and not that of the cafe. However, we did find a car park around a 5 to 10 minute walk from the cafe, with some wonderful little shops along the way that we definitely would have stopped at for a browse had we had the time before our booking...!! Just make sure you check on car parking in the area if you are attending at a busy time of the day/week/weekend and you'll be fine.Wheelchair accessibility: Neither myself nor my mother use a wheelchair, however my husband has mobility issues and occasionally has to use one. I think that given the fairly small area of the inside of the cafe with table placed fairly closely together wheelchair access may be difficult, though there is some seating outside the front of the cafe so if you were to book in advance and the weather was pleasant I don't think there would be an issue. There is also a seating area in a small courtyard overlooking the sea at the back of the property, I don't know if this is only accessible through the main part of the cafe itself or whether there is an easier entrance for a wheelchair, but again I guess booking in advance and weather dependent that could be an option. The staff are lovely, so I'm sure a quick phone call to check if they can offer wheelchair friendly facilities would be received kindly.”

“Wonderful hearty lunch of jacket potatoes with bolognaise and vegan chilli. Tea and coffee excellent too. Sat in the cosy corner with our dog. Charming and friendly service. Thank ”

“Atmosphere great, very Christmassy, lovely decorations. Biggest scone and pots of jam and cream I've ever seen. Proper cream, and cheaper than a lot of other places. Combined with the Emporium shop, full of eclectic treasures. Anyone of any age can find something here. Brilliant.”