This is more a review of the Cafe/coffee shop which is at cellar level below the gallery, though I…read morehave been in the Galleries on previous visits. Mrs and I popped in for a quick lunch last Saturday - we got in at noon which was as well because by half past all the dozen or so tables were occupied. The decor and atmosphere is rather better than some other in Southwold but its probably the most expensive but not prohibitingly so. We had already rejected the cafe in Adnams Kitchen and Wine shop as it had the atmosphere of a railway station cafe. My wife ordered a Tuna/Mayo sandwich and I had the same but in a baguette. The baguette was excellent - crisp and light, and well filled. We also both had a cappuccino. My wife's turned out to be a problem as the waitress had slopped a bit into the saucer which then over a period of a few minutes soaked into the 'lacy' doily mat. That then stuck to the bottom of the cup when she lifted it. We asked for a new saucer, but some mat was still stuck on the underside of the cup ! All rather messy ! The waiting staff however were very friendly (Three attractive young ladies and a handsome young man). Service was reasonably prompt and efficient. We ended our lunch sharing an excellent iced Danish pastry, complete with glace cherry (I lost the argument for the cherry). The bill came to £16.45 Later edit - Visited again last Sunday. We both had some excellent Stilton and Broccolli Soup - it came with a large soft roll and three of those infernal pats of butter that cannot be opened without messing your fingers. I had a tuna baguette as before, Mrs just settled for a Danish pastry (as I shared with her before). Capuccinos again, but once more avery tiny spillage causes the doily mat to stick to the cup ! Service brilliant, food brilliant - just some attention to detail needed.

This is a great little art gallery in the centre of Bury St. Edmunds. It is in a grade I listed…read morebuilding. The atmosphere is very relaxed and there is a small library where you can relax, read art books and have a coffee. They also have a craft/gift/book shop. The Suffolk Showcase exhibition was on when I visited and there was some very good work. The gallery has a constantly changing exhibition space and admission is now free of charge. I would certainly recommend a visit next time you're in town.

I stumbled on B & B by chance & couldn't believe my luck…read more It's taken me so long to find that something a bit different with an edge/outstanding/colours are unique & I'm so drawn to this work.I would say I want almost everything I see here.The antlers are just fab and I also purchased two paintings and a remarkable chair.I'm now saving for more furnishings that I've put on order.Well done to Louise Bell I will be a good customer.

Lovely little gallery/art studio in Bury St Edmunds. I enquired with Louise on her openings and…read moredropped by. Her upcycled pieces are real stand outs and the painting I purchased always gets wonderful comments from friends and family.

The best gallery ever full of wonderful art, jewellery, sculpture and glassread more

An old converted church I think that hosts a wide range of individual crafts. Each owner has their…read moreown stall, so you can see paintings, jewellery, woodwork, pottery all under one roof. On the lower floor is a smll habitat and a lovely tea shop serving home cooked items. A great place to spend some time - and money. Parking is free outside, though at very peak times it can be a little hard to come by.

They always have lovely things that I just want to touch... Unfortunately some of those things are…read morebreakable but nonetheless they are beautiful, breakable things!