Flora Tea Rooms Dunwich Beach

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  Amie Letitia Beynon

  ·1 week ago

  “Ate twice here with my family during our week stay up the road in Southwold, and both times it was great! Really tasty mains, but also they have a great hot dessert selection and cakes too, definitely recommend!”

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  Stephen Redmond

  ·2 weeks ago

  “Great to eat outdoors on a sunny day with lovely views up to Southwold. If it's raining there is plenty of room inside too! The fish and chips were the best we have had here! Worth the trip”

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  Andy Simmonds

  ·1 month ago

  “Recommended by friends, and not disappointed! Fish and chips was delicious, and reasonably priced. Staff helpful. It’s late September, so expect customers of a certain age group!! Fascinating trip to the Museum to learn Dunwich’s past, and a walk back through the woods!”

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  Nina Dallorzo

  ·2 months ago

  “We came to Floras Tea room as we were on a Mini run from Bury St Edmunds to Dunwich. Firstly, nice and welcoming. Staff all friendly. When we ordered our food (omelette, chips and salad/Haddock, chips and mushy peas) the staff were helpful with my allergies, which made me relax and feel happy to eat there. They had a very organised way of ordering the food and then delivering it once ready. The food was very fresh and tasty. It was nice to have a salad which WASN’T just lettuce, cucumber and tomato! It had coleslaw, peppers and beetroot too, delicious. It was very clean, as were the toilets.”

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  Rob Crawley

  ·2 months ago

  “The staff were excellent but disappointed by the food at this price point. Visited today as was working in the area and had limited options for somewhere to eat. Has 3 battered sausages, chips and a can of coke, just over £16 including a couple of sauces. Chips were ok but the sausage batter was overcooked and one of the sausages had an odd hard centre that I opted not to eat. Restaurant was busy and clean and as advised staff were excellent, food just not up to scratch given the prices charged”

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  Clara Manasian

  ·2 months ago

  “Stopped by at this lovely little tea room after a trip to Dunwich museum and beach. Had a very nice decaf coffee and mint tea. But the highlight was their pear, treacle and walnut tart! Very delicious warmed up with some cream. Just the treat we needed before heading back out for another walk along the beach! The parking here was free and there are ample spaces - you can give a small donation to support the local area.”

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  Carolyn Hobbs

  ·3 months ago

  “I was on a coach trip yesterday 6th July 26 & we stopped here for lunch. Before we got off the coach a lady from the tea room got on & took all our orders. We all then went in to the tearoom to reserved tables set out incl saucers. After a relatively short time our meals arrived & then a young man was coming along to each table with sachet sauces & he was cutting the tops for us all. Then a tray of cups of tea arrived & a little while later two young people came around offering tea top ups. Then to our surprise desserts were bought out. I haven't visited the tearoom since early 2000's & it really hasn't changed a great deal. The staff are friendly & helpful. There is a short walk to a large pebbles beach.”

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  Moira Young

  ·3 months ago

  “Staff were lovely and fast in serving, shame I had to settle for haddock due to no cod, that's my preference, tables inside are a little cramped in so not much room, it got very busy so you need to be in early but plenty of seating outside as well”

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  Julie Godwin

  ·3 months ago

  “Didn't go for food, but looking at the busy tea rooms & happy faces with their food I wish I had. Cappuccino was lovely. Dog friendly. Plenty of outdoor seating too. Free car park & great view over the marsh. Close to the beach too. Easy walk up to the Friary ruins too. Just perfect.”

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  Stuart Norgett

  ·4 months ago

  “This is not cheap fish and chips but its probably still good value considering the quality! Great location, happy staff (even though they are working hard to get through all the punters queueing). Inside and outside seating.”