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.

This is an old school tea shop ( ) aka coffee shop like we call it in . It's a neighborhood tea…read moreshop and I like that it's across the street from abbey in Bury st Edmunds

I have been to a LOT of cafés and this one is a standing favorite. The coffee is fantastic, the…read morefood wonderful, and the staff here are cheery welcoming people. I will surely be a regular customer.

My husband and I were looking for good lunch spot while exploring Bury St. Edmunds. We first went…read moreto a bar and were sitting for over 5 minutes with no acknowledgment. So we left and happened upon Edmundo. The place is so cute! The service was good and the food was wonderful. I would highly recommend eating here. Also, my cousin and his wife had eaten breakfast there and said it was excellent as well.

Great place to stay all day and talk with drinks with plenty of space for large groups and enough…read morenooks for an intimate chat. The decor is interesting to say the least and certainly gives something to talk about. Unfortunately average pub style food. Very good opening hours for socialising. Nice hangout!

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.

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.

What a lovely spot to come and eat brunch. This restaurant has amazing food choices as well as the…read morewaitress. She was spectacular. I ordered the fish cakes and my goodness! It was served with a covered glass that kept it warm and was taken off when the dish was served to me. Very well.

We were warned by other 'yelpers' That service has become…read moreVERY Slow- and sadly, It's True. 4 of us waited over 45 minutes for Breakfast- the food was not disappointing but 1 out of 4 was barely warm . SO believe the reviews - service is SLOW

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.

Café Kottani is a great place to catch lunch when out in Bury. Their menu is mainly Greek and…read moreeverything I've tried so far has been delicious. The only downside is the dinning area can be cramped when busy. It's a shame they don't bother to offer outdoor seating.