Location: Felixstowe
Top Restaurants in Felixstowe
Countries
Top 10 restaurants in Felixstowe, United Kingdom (UK)
Felixstowe (/ˈfiːlɪkstoʊ/ FEE-lik-stoh) is an Edwardian seaside town and civil parish between the River Orwell and River Deben on the North Sea coast of Suffolk, England. The 2011 Census recorded the parish population as 23,689. It includes the Port of Felixstowe, which is the largest container port in the United Kingdom.
Things to do in Felixstowe
1. Thai Up At The Quay
Overall Ratings
5 based on 518 reviews
A Warm welcome awaits you at Thai up at the Quay. Authentic Thai food is cooked fresh to order using only the best ingredients. Opened in 2008, housed in a 17th Century building it is located in the heart of old Harwich, 100m from The Quay. Providing comfortable dining for small and large groups in the evenings and Private Parties at any time by arrangement. Reservation recommended. Closed Sundays & Mondays.
Reviewed By Bobbyjoe2 - Ipswich, United Kingdom
Ate here a few weeks ago, totally wonderful. Lovely staff and food amazing, will definitely be booking again. Busy so need to book early.
2. Treo Bar Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 281 reviews
Reviewed By Parrotlady1972 - Colchester, United Kingdom
A party of eight for a Saturday night birthday came to Treo's, we were seated upstairs.
Drinks were ordered and came fairly quickly. The meals were ordered straight after, the starters came within a decent time scale, along with the kids meal. ( good idea when little ones are hungry)
The main meals came out pretty quickly after the starters were cleared, very good considering the place was packed out.
You get a lovely large portion, very fresh and tasty salad. Myself I chose a lasagne , chips and salad. Very hot unlike some places you visit.
Everyone was very happy with their meals.
After our meals we had a birthday cake brought out that we had taken in ourselves. Four of us ordered desserts aswell.
It's was my first visit but definitely will return again.
Fairly priced, decent friendly service and gentle music in background.
My only gripe was it was hot one minute and cold next if the air conditioning got switched on. It's quite hard to find a happy medium as the ceilings are low, when the air conditioning is on it tends to blow in your face. Staff were fine with turning it on or off as people asked.
3. The Alex Cafe Bar & Brasserie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 720 reviews
Ground floor Café Bar, breakfasts, meals, snacks, fresh coffees, cakes, full range of bar drinks. Heated patio overlooking Promenade and sea. First floor Brasserie (lift access), full a la carte menu plus set lunch menu available noon to 6pm Mon-Fri. Panoramic sea views.
Reviewed By sally r - Felixstowe, United Kingdom
Loved having a round table. The waitress was lovely, friendly and efficient.
The scotch eggs with black pudding went down well. The roast lamb was tasty but looked like it came pre sliced rather than cooked on the premises. However it was an enjoyable plate of food. The fish pie was excellent as was the hake. The rib eye steak was quite tender and although one of the party said the chicken was good, it looked a little dry and in need of a sauce.
The desserts were pretty good apart from the poached pear which was not tender enough.
Overall a very enjoyable evening.
4. Cafe Bencotto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 369 reviews
Reviewed By BradleyWiggins - Fareham, United Kingdom
This place had been recommended so we tried to pop in for lunch on a Saturday at about 1pm. Completely full at this time but had a wander (try the Adnam's store) and an hour later we got a table.
The "large" Mezze sharing platter didn't quite stretch to ensure all four of us each got a little bit of something but what we did have was lovely. I especially enjoyed their hummus. The arrival of our pizzas rectified any remaining rumbling tummies. Two vegetarian and two special (the Imposter) pizzas arrived piping hot on lovely thin bases. Delicious.
Ironically we were then too full for dessert.
Great location, great building and lovely staff.
5. Blue Naan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 327 reviews
Reviewed By Lillja - Newmarket, United Kingdom
We had dinner here and I would like to share some impressions.
A clean , modern restaurant with neutral decorations , maybe a bit more of Indian culture touch would be nice. But we came here for a birthday celebration and we tried different starters and main dishes.
Main dish, Tandoori king prawns were a real disappointment, I ate so much better of the kind from a small online take away restaurant in Felixstowe, would not mention the name as it would not be fair. But these king prawns had NO taste of tandoori, colour was light pink rather than dark red and the king prawns probably only cooked and then put on a sizzling pan right before being served, no bite, just soft with no taste...I would very much recommend that the cook would taste other tandoori in town to learn , would be of benefit for the restaurant.
Bombay potatoes were tasty enough and fresh , and so was a general impression that the food was fresh but lacked spice and even salt.
The saag paneer , spinach with cheese,had far too much sugar in it and an overpowering taste of butter.
And actually we made a joke that we do not need any dessert as we already had too much sugar from the different dishes and sauces.
The pickled figs kind of sauce brought with the papadums had a horrible taste. Sorry, just have no other word for that.
The tandoori mixed grill masala had very little meat in a tone of thick sauce. Just another mediocre dish with no taste of tandoori.
The service was friendly.
6. The Alma Inn and Dining Rooms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 501 reviews
The Alma Inn and Dining Rooms has been at the centre of Harwich life since the 1850s serving ale to the citizens, sailors, soldiers and farmers of the wind that passed through.We offer food seven days a week. Go to our 'Whats On' page to take advantage of our food offers. Ideally located within moments of the quay or a five minute walk from Harwich town station.
Reviewed By rowingwine52 - London, United Kingdom
Must go to pub freezing cold day walking around Harwich opened the door to The Alma which is in the good pub guide lovely open fire ? rustic tables and candles .. really good food wine and beer reasonable priced .. staff were very friendly...MoreThank you for your review rowingwine52, glad we where able to warm the cockles of your heart. You're quite correct, we do have lovely B&B rooms too, it'd be our pleasure to see you for breakfast one of these mornings.
7. The Regal Fish Bar & restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 579 reviews
Reviewed By William D - Paphos District, Cyprus
After a stimulating walk along the sea front , stopped at this up-market fish restaurant . Lovely clean ,pleasant atmosphere over looking the sea. .Apart from an excellent choice of fish dishes an extensive varied menu .to choose from . Service was friendly and quick Good sized servings. and reasonably priced .
8. The Ferry Boat Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 460 reviews
Reviewed By brennP - Colchester, United Kingdom
Ate here at weekend. Good choice of pub grub. Fish and chips were excellent. Decent bottle of wine. Nice atmosphere.
9. The White Horse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
The White Horse is a traditional pub serving fine ales and delicious wines with scrumptious homemade food in a warm and friendly atmosphere. At the White Horse, you'll be sure of a warm welcome. A fabulous little spot in Old Felixstowe, where you will find regular guest ales and wines of the moment. Our menu is made up of fresh, locally sourced produce including daily seasonal specials and a wonderful traditional Sunday roast. We're open all day 7 days a week, serving food lunchtimes and evenings daily, and all day at weekends. Our enclosed beer garden with large patio is perfect for afternoon tea or a glass of Pimms! Families and dogs are welcome. Booking in advance is recommended. Bar is open from 12 noon till 10.30pm Sunday to Thursday, 12 noon till 11pm Friday & 12 noon till 11.30pm Saturday.
Reviewed By BeverleyHarvey
We went at lunch time after Christmas and the pub was not busy. The waitress did not smile and sadly our food was not very good. The fish and chips was the best meal, the macaroni cheese was swimming in oil and the duck and cucumber spaghetti was horrible. When the waitress came over we told her about the macaroni and she just said sorry. It was a shame as we have been before.
10. The Cafe on the Pier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 209 reviews
Situated on Ha'penny Pier with stunning views. A wonderful spot for al fresco dining and on those cooler days the ideal place for a great breakfast, bowl of homemade soup or coffee and cake. Harwich is full of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. The Cafe on the Pier is open every day except Chistmas Day from 8.30 - 4 ish (depend on the weather!) We provide buffets delivered locally for business or pleasure.
Reviewed By bigbarryEssex - essex
Lovely sitting outside..watching the world go by..great food.reasonably priced..could not fault a thing..whilst sipping a glass of vino..makes the whole world look good.
