This restaurant has long been a classic place for special meals in Lowestoft. The food is always…read morevery good with large portions which is a bonus. I can recommend the Lennon chicken. There is very good service and your food is brought to you always with a smile. It has very resonable prices for a theme restaurant, and overall it is an excellant place to dine out for any occasion. B

Everyone in Lowestoft seems to love this place. This is evidenced by having to book tables in…read moreadvance - staff seem to never accept walk-ins even when there are loads of empty tables. My children love this place although I feel it is a little overpriced for what is in effect a glorified burger bar. This is particularly true of the startes and deserts. Still, I would go again - if only to keep the kids happy.

been here a few times now over the past 18 months and find it to be the best Fish and chips in…read moreLowestoft, might be a bit dearer than some but well worth the extra,

you get what you pay for, always manage to get a seat, selection isnt as much as used to be, tesco…read morevalue ice cream, so guess rest is value line quality, had an evening buffet in November its eat as much as you like off the menu but after the 1st offering its hard to get waitresses attention, but what you do get is always cooked to its best so 10/10 to the chef,

The Flint House is the oldest standing building in Lowestoft, and is I have to say the finest place…read moreto dine out in. This place has class ozzing from it ffrom the minute you walk in the door you are greeted with warm nibbles along with your drinks. Inbetween your courses you are given mouth clensers in the form of ice sherbert, and the food is wonderfully served and cooked. This is dinning out in style, not cheap but hey you get what you pay for eh? One last thingthis place is haunted, do not sit by the fireplace, I know

I thought I had beter pass on to all. After reading the last review we thought we would pay a visit…read moreon 23/12/09, unfortunatley the restaurant closed down in September 09. We were dissappointed not to see the internal features of the building. but hunger was now taking and the only place we could find to eat was the harvester up the road.

Numeru Onois more than a Italian restaurant, its an experience that you'll never forget and one…read morethat you'll want to come back and savour time and time again. The chef is the best there is in the area when it comes to Italian cooking his name is Sauro Spanpani, and he'll serve you up the most appetising dishes you've ever seen and tasted. This is not just an Italian restaurant you can have the finest of fish dishes caught that very day, and their wines are out of this world. GIVE THIS RESTAURANT A TRY, YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. B

We eat there every week it is the best in Lowestoftread more

Food is excellent with really friendly staff. I only found this by chance, but it's easy enough to…read moreget to as it's just opposite the Marina Theatre in the centre of Lowestoft. It's been refurbished to a very high standard, I would definitely recommend a visit as it's just too good to miss.

I love it, I absolutely love it. Good food and I loved their pizzas.read more

Called in lunchtime midweek just for a drink, very quiet. Sat on terrace because had dog with us…read more Did not eat there but a good drink of Sharp's Doom Bar Prices are reasonable and discount for CAMRA members.

Nice friendly pub with reasonable prices…read more The garden is ideal for being with the kids. Regular tasteful music. Worth a visit.

Brilliant little cafe for home made, reasonably priced meals. Unfortunately on the first floor with…read moreno lift, so agility needed. Roast dinners available daily usually roast beef or lamb with all the veg. Aditional meals available - cottage pie, scampi, fish and chips etc. Childrens meals also available. Daily puddings on the menu as well.

During a day visit to Lowestoft we had intended to have an English breakfast at B.H.S but alas,no…read morerestaurant there so we tried the Pantry. Having read the advertising boards displayed in the High Street describing the breakfasts we decided to go inside. The price quoted on the display board was £5.50 but next to it was another board which said 2 English breakfasts for £8. Once seated we asked for the offer but when it was served we noticed it wasn't as advertised i.e. 1 egg instead of 2,1 sausage instead of 2 ,1 bacon instead of 2 and no toast!! This was adequate for me but a big eater may have been dissappointed.We feel the advertising was somewhat misleading as nowhere on the outside advert could we see the cost of the smaller breakfast if served to one person and not to two people at an SPECIAL offer of £8.The meal itself was average as was the surroundings.