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!

A landmark and a nice break from the busy Bury Streets. (AIE)…read more Little frayed around the edges and service started out rough, but it recovered for a calm relaxing afternoon tea. This place had been recommended by the locals as a good first stop on my afternoon tea bucket list. It is just fancy enough to keep you interested, but casual enough to put you at ease. Think i showed up during a rush and an employee break. One person was helping to seat, cleaning and taking orders. He was joined by 3 others about 10 min later. My order was taken out of seating order. Not the worst thing in the world. After he guided away from the children's menu, yes- I confused it for a specials menu, he made polite conversation when he come with the tea. Two teas that interested me were out of stock. Settled for the house blend 2. Enjoyable. Tea tower had a perfectly cooked brownie, macaroon, well toasted scone accompanied by jam and clotted cream, and theme finger sandwiches. The sandwiches were starting to crust, but I suspect they do so much business they are prepped in the morning. Little salt and they were perfect. At £15, affordable and good portion for tea for one. Worth a visit. Note. They try to set all 1-2 tops in the middle tables first. I stayed there, but many locals would move to the wall seats, given half the chance. (American in England)

I used to go every Sunday when I lived there. I loved the breakfast; service and atmosphere. I miss…read moremy chosen home town:)

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

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.

The staff are friendly. The food is wonderful. Prices are good…read more I go there often. The place is pleasant.

The Good - Nice location close to city center, and the food smelled and looked good, but I will…read moreexplain later why I don't know what it tastes like. They have a fairly large menu consisting mainly of different sandwiches and jacket potatoes, and the inside is decorated with fairly modern, upscale decor. The Bad - Expect to wait, and wait, and wait some more. They weren't very busy at all when I got there, and I had to just pick the only table that wasn't covered in dishes. They are not organized at all either, other people (who indeed waited a long time to get their food as well) started getting their food before I got mine, even though I had ordered a good 15 min before them. And now that I have sat here for an hour with no food in sight, I do believe I will be heading to the next restaurant in hopes I can get something to eat there. Wish me luck

This is a BEAUTIFUL restaurant! Stunning use of florals and fun colors and textures to invite…read moreconversation. We just stopped in for a small bite and shared some appetizers. Definitely a non-traditional Thai food restaurant but we were pleasantly surprised. Flavors were unique and exciting. Service was prompt and pleasant. Overall we would like to return to try more of the signature dishes

First time at a Giggling Squid and it did not disappoint. The starters were good and we…read moreparticularly liked the salt and pepper squid and the one bite salmon. The standard red curry with chicken was really nice and had a kick to it as you got to all the sauce at the bottom. Our favourite was the sea bass curry. The combination of yellow and green pastes worked so well and I would definitely order it again. Friendly staff and lovely flower decorations throughout.

Very Relaxing!! The Food is great, I was going to order a steak but saw this Pulled beef chili and…read moreI'm glad I tried it.. Staff is friendly. I love the view, they also have an out side patio..I definitely have to come back for my Steak soon..

Why come to an establishment like the Station Steakhouse if your main priority is not to eat a…read moresteak made from an exotic animal? I am American, I am a huge foodie, and I eat steaks and food all around the world. I was able to say, "that was the best steak I have ever had in my life!" I had the 9oz Kangaroo fillet cooked medium rare. It was perfect. My whole table ordered Kangaroo, either the fillet, or the hamburger. Everyone was quite pleased. The Kangaroo fillet is lean protein, won't make your waist line bulge. It was so tender, I cut it with a butter knife. It needed nothing, just the steak itself, it was absolutely delicious. The service was good, although our service was novice, I suggest in the future before he steps out into the field memorize the menu before you start seeing customers, I got a lot of "I don't knows", but that is OK, it's a training issue, but the food was fantastic and that is all that mattered. I enjoyed a nice glass of port afterwards and my lot enjoyed the guest ales they had on top. I've also experimented with the pizzas, they are quite nice, but who needs a pizza when you can have a Kangaroo fillet? I eagerly await my next meal at the Station, I look forward to trying another exotic animal.

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.

Great location, tons of options and everything was fresh. We are hete and had 8 people in our group…read morewhich makes it hard to please everybody. Not one person in our group was unhappy with their meal. If I was to ever go back I certainly would order the Shepard's Pie this time.

Cute restaurant but the food isn't as great. Overpriced for the quality of food in my opinion. But…read morethe ambiance is fantastic for coffee and gossip type of lunches/brunches. The portions are quite large. Food just wasn't very tasteful.

Wow! The Fox Inn was spectacular! A group of us shared numerous items from the menu. The burger was…read moredelicious. The Scotch Eggs were very delicious .... My first time tasting. The cheesy bread was remarkable. The kids loved the oversized sundae with brownie chunks. The birthday girl got a huge brownie, with two scoops of ice cream with the most delicious raspberry coulis. Staff were spectacular, friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. Free parking is in an adjacent lot.

I found the staff to be polite and friendly. I enjoyed the food. It is a lovely place to sit in.read more

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.