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United Kingdom Food Guide: 6 Fast Food food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Thorpeness
Discover Restaurants offering the best Fast Food food in Thorpeness, United Kingdom including The Upper Deck., Munchies, Golden Galleon, Subway, Rising Sun, Trawler's Catch
6. Trawler's Catch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Michael H
Chips tasted as if they had been kept hot for too long. Soggy and not nice at all. I asked for a medium haddock....if that size of fish is a medium then the small portion must be minute! Not good. Wish we had gone elsewhere.
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5. Rising Sun
Overall Ratings
3 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By michaelsN5064EZ
Recently moved to Aldeburgh and have tried this take away a couple of times. Generally the food is decent but on my second take away i discovered a ball of matted hair tangled around the bean sprouts so that was that and the lot went in the bin, £40 of food ruined! I will be returning the offending hair for a full refund. It wasnt just one hair it was a matted ball, not what you expect. I wont be patronising this take away again!
4. Subway
Reviewed By Jazmine K
My friends and I were looking to have a cheap, quick healthy lunch in Leiston and this Subway worked out perfectly for us.
3. Golden Galleon
Overall Ratings
3 based on 371 reviews
Reviewed By ironhorse_10
We always have a take away because half the pleasure is sitting on the sea wall eating fish and chips. Big queue at a bank holiday lunch time but quickly and efficiently served. Cod and chips twice - piping hot, very fresh and delicious, What more could you ask for?
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2. Munchies
Overall Ratings
4 based on 378 reviews
Bustling with life, Street Cafe in the heart of Aldeburgh High Street Local meeting point and hub Local produce, plastic free Breakfast , Lunch & Tea Single origin, fair trade, sustainably sourced Barista coffee take away or cafe service Daily Newspapers
Reviewed By NorfolkRoamer
We were in Aldeburgh last week to celebrate my husband's birthday. It was a very hot day and we popped into Munchies to get a cool refreshing drink. All the tables in front were taken but we were told to go through to a courtyard. There were about 5 ladies already there and at least 3 people came to deliver their food and drinks. We waited and waited and waited. We tried to catch the eye of the 3 girls who serving but we were completely ignored. After some 20 - 25 minutes we got up and left. A cheerful young man said thanks for your visit and come again! Well no actually we won't. It is polite to actually acknowledge someone and say they will be with you shortly.Hi This is so sad and clearly a miscommunication Itâs very, very rare that we donât attend a table immediately and I apologise unreservedly for this.If you didnât have menus with you at the table, that are given as you arrive, then the waitress would have assumed you had already ordered as we take them in once you have ordered There is a public access to our terrace which maybe you used rather than the restaurant front door and then you wouldnât have been on our radar ? Customers with menus are served within a few minutes without fail If you had come in through the front door we would have said just that â We will be with you shortly â we actually tell the customers as they arrive the name of the person who will be looking after them so we canât have greet you at all. Iâm so sorry this happened but we canât close the public alley that goes up to our terrace
1. The Upper Deck.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 303 reviews
Reviewed By Paul1960_4
There were 6 of us, and we fancied a sit-down lunch. Canât book, so we made our way upstairs. Obviously, we wanted to sit together (all tables for 4 really), but the rather bossy waitress set us out as a not-very-sociable 4+2. I re-arranged the chairs to a 3+3 (boys & girls), and she copped the right hump. I could quite easily have left at that point. Suddenly, another table became free, in the middle, so we all squeezed round it. We all enjoyed our fish (5 cod and a haddock); mostly large and a couple of mediums. Soft drinks only on the menu, but you can take your own wine for a £3.50 corkage charge. Food was better than average, but they need to chill out a bit, no matter how busy they may be.
