Amazing cakes. Nice atmosphere, small run and personal. Recently refurbished, light and bright…read more Lovely to sit out front in sunny weather listening to the birdsong. Lovely quaint village.

I love this little bakery, which is towards the end of the town near Poundstretcher. They do lovely…read morecakes that you don't find anywhere else, and are competitively priced. The window is always stocked with goodies, meaning you can decide before you go in. If you should choose a cake to take away, they package it in a nice white cardboard box and tie it with brown ribbon, so they can make nice gifts too! The staff are friendly and, as I said, package your purchases nicely. Parking can be a problem, but there are various half an hour and hour spaces on the roads nearby. Definitely recommended.

I was just wandering around Shoreditch, waiting for it to be late enough to go to bars, when I…read morechanced upon Salvation Jane. It's such a fantastic place to just chill out, have some cake, drink coffee and use your computer. Firstly, the wifi here is free, and it's not even the shitty kind - it's good enough for a video chat, so boo ya. The barista was also extremely amicable, and offered to explain every single pastry to me. However, all he had to do was point out the guinness chocolate cake and I was instantly sold. I got a slice of that, and it was legit guinness cake, man. It didn't wimp out on the alcohol and the cream cheese frosting complemented the cake perfectly. If I lived in London, Salvation Jane would be my go-to hangout spot, but I don't; so please, if you are ever in London or if you live there, I would like to live vicariously through you and please try some guinness chocolate cake.

This is one of my favourite little places to eat if I'm on my lunch break in town. Although it can…read morebe very busy at lunch times, you can usually find a table. They have a good selection of lunch time foods: Soups, rolls with various fillings, and jacket potatoes to name a few. I particularly like their coleslaw filling. They also have a takeaway counter, which is located right inside the door. This does sometimes makes it difficult to get through to the eat in counter. They also have coolers full of sandwiches in front of the counter, which are difficult to look in when it's busy. The staff are very friendly, and make up your food quickly. I would recommend this place to people looking for a quick, tasty lunch.

The Lowestoft Bakers Oven is the worst I have visited. The place is always rammed and there is…read morenormally only one or two members of staff servicing at the take away counter. The rest of the staff are usually talking or pottering around. The speed of the serving is also painfully slow with the staff seeming to take as long as possible to serve each customer. The Q is often out the door. The food is mostly overcooked or cold. The pastys are frequently burnt or have been there that long they are cold. They are very heavy on the stomach as well. I would avoid and spend your money on somehting more appisitisng.