Travel guide Ipswich

Beautiful 17C barn with lovely terrace; at the centre of a vineyard. Interesting all-day light bites or accomplished weekly menu. Well-sourced, seasonal ingredients; many from their own farm. Carefully judged cooking relies on quality produce and nat..

Modern dining pub in town centre, with smart granite-floored bar and four different dining areas. Extensive menu makes good use of local produce. Well presented, rustic cooking and polite, friendly service. Stylish, contemporary bedrooms boast good f..

Charming restaurant in cosy 19C brick cottage - a former bakery - well run by husband and wife team. Tasty, seasonal, country-style cooking with a strong Mediterranean bias. Great value lunch menus. Biodynamic and organic old world wines. Efficient s..

Clean, bright, welcoming restaurant with a sleek, contemporary style, encompassing topiary planters, marble tiled floors, antique mirrors, and art deco pictures and statuettes. Simple, well-priced menu with locally caught fish specials. Pretty terrac..

14C pub reputedly built from ships' timbers; its small rooms crammed with nautical memorabilia. Daily changing menu puts its emphasis on local seafood; rustic, unfussy cooking.

Informal hotel restaurant within an old salt warehouse. Exposed brick and wood floors contrast with contemporary black booths and a stylish bar. Modern menu displays Mediterranean influences.

Busy, unpretentious bistro boasts a wealth of Suffolk produce from local meats to Aldeburgh cod and potted shrimps. Rustic, flavourful dishes with strong Mediterranean influences. Good choice of wines, amiable service and a warm, relaxing ambience.