My first time creating a business on Yelp to review! And…read morewhat a lovely little place this is, Mary (the owner) makes every soup, cake, quiche, pie homemade and it shows, hearty, tasty and filling homemade food. I had Green Soup today, which on this coldest of winter afternoons warmed my cockles. Can get busy during tourist season around lunchtimes, in the warmer weather there is a patio area at the back with outdoor seating. If you can, sit by the window to watch village life meander past. The fruit scones, with cream and jam are a thing of beauty....

Didn't know this place existing, certainly worth a visit. Something different from the usual coffee…read moreshop offerings. Polite staff, interesting food. Amazing selection of coffee and teas. Courtyard behind the cafe which is perfect for a summertime lunch.

best coffee cafe wish i could get all my coffee there as am disabled and live low i get in wen i…read morecan and allway s come home with a pound of coffee for just mi lol keep it well sealed buy it in bean form sore beans in freezer grind enough for about 7 coffees a time put in air tight pot and keep powder in fridge only leave enough out for 3 coffees at a time result coffee as fresh as the day it was bought ow and one more thing coffee friends im fussy about my coffee beans very and i dont touch instant gives u a idea of how fussy i am about the quality of my coffee i ope the shop out lives mi llol

Really a small cluster of disparate businesses- a tea room, a garden centre, and a couple of places…read moreselling arts-and-crafts stuff. Very popular with older folk in the vicinity. Food is best described as unchallenging ( think sandwiches , ploughman's , panini , and a few things that were batch cooked). I believe they do Sunday roasts. Overall, a significant local amenity.

My husband and i went with our friends to the Tea Room which was spacious and well laid out.We…read moreordered Coffee and Cheese Scones.One of our friends has to have Gluton Free.and they were able to do this.The Coffee was lovely and the Scones were great.I would love to know how they were made.Cheese was in lots of little squares inside and on top.The next day i tried to make them like that at home my cheese just melted inside.The staff are very friendly and there is also much to get you thinking of what to buy in their lovely shop for Xmas Presents to suit all ages.We will soon be going back again and take more friends with us.from Gayle R

We came because of the old Qype reviews, but clearly, a lot has changed…read more Lacklustre. Sorry to say, because it looked like it had so much potential from the outside. 3 of us sat down to have afternoon tea. My sister was visiting us, so I brought her here based on the old reviews. Sad to say, I should've done more research. Tea was a disaster. The tea was mediocre, scones weren't very good at all, and the tea sandwiches were disappointing. The place felt very dark and dusty, and the decor was very tired looking. The servers looked very tired and nervous as well. I feel that with a bit more effort, the experience would change for the better, as the location is good. Overall, a poor experience, so I won't be returning.

I love Poppy's Tea rooms. Really nice inside. Great food, great service.read more

After driving through Hadleigh in search of somewhere for a devonshire afternoon tea, we ended up…read moreat crabtrees. It look promising but unfortunately was a let down. A little, quaint shop on the high street. On walking in I had to wait at the counter 10mins to have a table pointed out where I could sit. By the time hubby came in having parked the car a long distance away, I still hadnt been served, the table hadnt been cleared from the previous person & I didnt have a menu. Finally we served to find out that they don't even serve devonshire teas (scone, jam, cream & a cup of tea)! I asked if they didnt serve this as the norm, I'd pay extra to have some jam & cream, but they said they couldnt do that. Despite coming out of the front counter & requiring no preparation, the scone took 20mins to arrive at my table- 2m away. It was the driest, hardest I have ever had. .When I pointed this out to the lady serving, she didnt appologise, but just said thats how they are. Maybe we were there on a bad day, but that staff seemed too busy to care & the scones are dreadful.

I love this place. Sometimes it's the only thing that keeps me sane. Great little cafe. Serves…read morebreakfast/lunch/snacks/cake etc and is licensed. Good atmosphere. Situated on the High Street in Hadleigh, so not in Ipswich at all (Qype please take note)! There is a good variety of lunchtime dishes - most pretty light. Like the Thai crabcakes. Plenty of baguettes and panini, usually served up pretty quickly, though it can get busy in summer. Lovely garden out back and a room upstairs if you have a bigger party. Great to just drop in for tea and cake or a beer in the evening if you fancy a change from the pub.

I was very pleased. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was relaxed. We bought tickets to go…read moresee the animals and two large bags of animal food for only 50p each. This place never turns away an animal and so they have many birds, dogs, pigs, alpacas, ponies, etc. The volunteers take good care of the animals and they need your support. People actually drop off boxes of animals during the night here. Bring your children and let them feed the animals right out of their hands. It's a real delight. On a macabre note, directly attached to this farm is a pond where the Witchmaster General drowned hundreds of young women he accused of witchcraft in the 1600s. Now it's a home to beautiful swans, geese, moorhens and other waterfowl. Across the street is a beautiful old church that's open all day long for visitors. Inside the church you can purchase homemade jams, marmalade and jelly for a pound or two. It's beautiful inside and out.

A great venue for a light snack, or a main meal. Their special roast dinners on Wednesdays and…read moreSundays are superb value...and 'proper' fish & chips on Fridays are fantastic!..from cod, haddock, huge wings of skate and salmon. And to work off all that great food, the tearooms are part of Mistley Place Park, a wonderful and committed animal sanctuary. All in all, a great place to eat, great value for money, and a great day out.

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.

it is expensive but the atmosphere is great and the coffee is lovely and worth paying extra forread more

Great little cafe on the River Wall in Woodbridge next to the model boat pond…read more Serving Breakfast, Lunch, cakes and hit and cold drinks they also serve Alcohol

Very nice outdoor seating area in a stunning location. A refreshing break after a beautiful walk…read morealong the river. My friend and I sat outside with ice cold drinks and I enjoyed a vegan chocolate and banana loaf which wasn't extraordinary but worth noting because it's a fairly unusual treat. The waitress was very attentive and friendly. The food smelled and looked delicious so next time I have a wander down there I plan to pop in again and try a hot meal! Watch this space!

This butchers shop sells a excellent selection of meet at reasonable prices. The butcher has his…read moreown farm and sources a lot of meat from his own animal. (This is what I am told by a reliable source) The meat always looks nice and fresh and they are always having offers on for example but a kilo of mince meat get one free. On Christmas eve when I was going to work at 8-15am there must have been at least 100 people outside waiting for the butchers to open to get their meet for Christmas so if that isn't a good indication of the quality of the meet what is? The owner of this butchers shop has just bought the bakery next to it as the owner passed away. The butcher is keen to keep the traditional shops going in the village.