We have selected 8 places to try out for breakfast in Suffolk. After all, it’s the most important meal of the day.
Pump Street Bakery, Orford
Making and selling not only their own chocolate from scratch, but bread and pastries too, Pump Street Bakery in Orford also has creative and unique recipes for its weekend brunch menu. The menu changes daily to reflect the changes of locally sourced and seasonal produce.
Gastrono-me, Bury St Edmunds
Clearly very passionate about breakfast time, the breakfast menu at Gastrono-me is very substantial and varied with plenty of choice for vegetarians and meat-eaters alike. The menu even includes breakfast cocktails like a Bloody Mary topped with bacon and meatballs! and a tropical champagne mimosa.
The Wild Strawberry Café, Woodbridge
Located in the centre of the picturesque Woodbridge, the Wild Strawberry Café is a charming little place with lots to choose from. Catering to gluten free, vegan, and nut free customers wherever possible and offering a large selection of hearty breakfasts make this a perfect place to wile away a morning no matter who you are.
The Bay Tree Café, Bury St Edmunds
Sourcing locally and from independent businesses within Bury St Edmunds, the Bay Tree Café is a traditional place with lots of character. The breakfast menu is varied and delicious serving everything from fruit salad and croissants to a full English and breakfast bruschetta.
The Lemon Tree, Framlingham
Sourcing local and seasonal produce for its ever changing daily specials menu, the Lemon Tree (located close to Framlingham Castle) is also the perfect spot for a hearty and traditional breakfast.
Munchies, Aldeburgh
With an impressive all day breakfast menu and changing specials along with pastries, English breakfast, paninis, sandwiches, and toasties, there’s no excuse not to try out Munchies in Aldeburgh. You’ll be spoilt for choice with your breakfast.
Earsham Street Café, Bungay
The weekend brunch menu at Earsham Street Café in Bungay offers a delicious English breakfast with a vegetarian option as well as American style pancakes with Greek yoghurt, banana, and maple syrup. Or if you wanted something a little lighter, beans on toast or a bacon sandwich. This is wonderful and traditional British breakfast comfort food.
221B, Framlingham
This artisanal bakery and bistro is a must for a delicious breakfast whether that’s an English, continental, or a fresh and healthy smoothie. 221B also serve lots of teas and Italian coffees so there will be something for everyone here.
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