Eat Out to Help Out in Suffolk
The Eat Out to Help Out scheme launched earlier this week. The initiative means that you can enjoy a £10 discount per person every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday between 3 and 31 August at participating establishments. We’ve put together a list of just some of the many restaurants and cafes taking part in Eat Out to Help Out in Suffolk.
Applaud Coffee, Ipswich
Nestled within St Peters Street is the cosy Applaud Coffee. The cafe is taking part in the Eat Out to Help Out in Suffolk by offering 50% off for customers who dine in between Monday to Wednesday (up to a max of £10 off per person). Applaud is great if you fancy a nice iced coffee and a homemade cake! Or visit for a hearty breakfast of porridge or a bacon sandwich. There is also a work space available to use if you are tired of working from home and fancy a change of scenery.
Angel Hotel, Bury St Edmunds
This stunning historic Angel Hotel, set in the heart of Bury St Edmunds, is offering 50% off any food or non-alcoholic drinks on Monday to Wednesday throughout August (up to a max of £10 off per person). The Angel hotel has an extensive menu ranging from a cosy afternoon tea to a 3 course meal, from treacle cured salmon cucumber and apple salad to 10 oz sirloin steak. Make sure to book your table in advance.
The Tavern, St Johns Street, Bury St Edmunds
The Tavern on St Johns Street is a friendly classic pub and informal restaurant. During every Tuesday and Wednesday in August, you can get 50% (up the value of £10 per person ) off all food and non-alcoholic drinks. This offer also includes the 2-4-1 burger night and our ‘All you can eat’ Pizza Night. There is a wide variety of food available including wings, nachos, sharing dishes, burgers and much more. There is also a vegan menu.
The Fox Inn, Darsham
The Fox Inn at Darsham reopened on 4th July with new hosts Philip and Barbara at the helm. The couple have owned The Fox since 2002, and it has been a long-time ambition of theirs to run it. Georgia has been for drinks almost every weekend since its opening night and loves the traditional pub vibes. The pub offers quality food, including vegetarian burgers and vegan dishes. Enjoy ‘Foxtails’ as well as local ale. The pub will be taking part in the Eat Out To Help Out on Mon, Tues & Weds throughout August.
Honey and Harvey, Woodbridge & Melton
Looking for a nice coffee and brunch spot in Woodbridge? Honey and Harvey serve up locally sourced produce such as cakes, bagels and wraps as well as gorgeous crafted specialty coffee. As part of the government scheme, Honey and Harvey will be offering 50% off their food and drinks (up to the value of £10 per person) to those who dine in.
Black Tiles, Martlesham
Tucked away within Martlesham, Black Tiles is a friendly and relaxed pub with a beautiful award winning garden, perfect for the summer weather. Black Tiles will be offering 50% off food and non-alcoholic drinks up to the value of £10.00 per person (including children) Monday to Wednesday throughout August, this deal applies to lunch and dinner. The restaurant serves up well-crafted meals including a range of pizzas, burgers, fish pie, the classic fish and chips and more. There are also vegan and gluten free menus available.
The Swan at Lavenham
Based in the medieval village of Lavenham, The Swan is a perfect place to eat if you are celebrating something special or just fancy something different. You can decide whether to eat in the Gallery Restaurant or our Brasserie 487. Whether you are dining for lunch or dinner, The Swan will not leave you feeling disappointed.
The Beagle, Ipswich
You can find The Beagle in Sproughton, Ipswich. This 18th century building is filled with history and has become a cosy country pub. Serving up hearty favourites and country pub classics such as beer battered fish and chips and chicken and mushroom pie. The Beagle is giving you 50% off all food and soft drinks every Monday to Wednesday (up to £10 per person). You can use this offer as many times as you like through August as long as it’s a Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday.
Ufford Park, Woodbridge
If you are looking to dine out, Ufford Park has a sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere and is located in the heart of the hotel. Ufford park is a gorgeous place to go for a family meal or to celebrate something special. The chefs use locally sourced produce to ensure the food is as fresh and tasty as possible. The restaurant is open to the general public as well as hotel guests and club members. The Eat Out to Help Out in Suffolk means you can get 50% off (up to a maximum of £10 per person) during August! This is excluding alcoholic beverages.
The Maybush, Waldringfield
Sat on the banks of the River Deben, The Maybush is in a designated area of outstanding beauty and offers panoramic views across the river as you eat your lovely meal. It has been voted as one of Suffolk’s top riverside pubs. There is a wide range of food available including some of the pub classics like Adnams beer battered fish and chips, Suffolk Ham and chips, homemade beef lasagna and more. Make sure to book your table to avoid disappointment.
Cragg Sisters Tearoom, Aldeburgh
After a walk along Aldeburgh beach, Cragg Sisters Tea Room is the perfect place to stop for a cup of tea or coffee and a treat. There is a large range of loose leaf teas with some feature teas appearing regularly, or choose from a selection of cafetiere coffees. Cragg Sisters pride themselves on their homemade goodies, including fresh scones baked daily. Where possible, the team aims to use local produce for the selection of cakes, soups and salads. Cragg Sisters has a gorgeous little garden to sit in during the summer months where you can enjoy your beverage in a vintage china cup.
The Dolphin, Thorpeness
The Dolphin is a stunning coastal restaurant with a long history behind it. The pub focuses on using locally sourced and home grown produce to ensure fresh and delicious meals. If you enjoy modern British cuisine in a relaxed and friendly environment then The Dolphin is perfect. Whether it be a romantic dinner or a family meal, there’s something for everyone. Book a table to avoid disappointment!
The Plough and Sail, Snape Maltings
Run by twin brothers Alex and Oliver, The Plough and Sail is a spacious and beautiful country pub with seating in the front and the courtyard which is perfect for those warm summer days. Whether you are looking for a light, casual meal or a big formal dinner, The Plough and Sail has a varied menu that features traditional favourites with a British modern cuisine from local sausages and mash with mixed greens and caramelised gravy to the ploughman’s where you can choose from local ham or a selection of cheeses.
Isaacs on the Quay, Ipswich
Based along the Ipswich Waterfront in a listed building, Isaacs on the Quay is a large bar and restaurant with a wide range of food that is inspired by the locally sourced produce they use to create their fabulous dishes, this also includes their Briarbank Brewery Ales. Whether you are looking for a large dinner or just something light, Issacs caters for everyone. Isaacs does not take table bookings and it is a first come first served basis.
The Unruly Pig, Bromeswell
Set in a 16th century Suffolk inn with original oak beans and sloping ceilings, The Unruly Pig offers seasonal British food with an Italian influence. The Unruly Pig has a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, perfect for a trip with your friends or a romantic meal. There’s a variety of dishes from Paccheri Pasta to 40 day aged Ribeye Steak.
You can find out which restaurants are participating in Eat Out to Help Out in Suffolk by visiting the Government website: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/get-a-discount-with-the-eat-out-to-help-out-scheme
For a restaurant review of The Beagle, click here. For a restaurant review of The Unruly Pig, click here.
About the Author: Chloe Lamb is a Fashion Communication & Promotion student and writer who focuses on fashion, lifestyle, books and mental health awareness. If she’s not writing for her blog awritedreamer.wordpress.com then you can find her with her nose in a book!
