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Where to eat Contemporary food in Long Melford: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Contemporary food in Long Melford, Babergh District, including The Angel, The George Restaurant, S&B Lavenham Greyhound, The Riverside Bar & Restaurant
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1. The Angel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 330 reviews
THE ANGEL INN, Traditional Gastro Pub & Restaurant Just a Short Walk off The Main Market Hill in Sudbury Down Friars Street, Dating Back To The 16th Century, Boasting character with Exposed oak Beams & Open Log Fires for Those Cold Winter Days & Nights. O
Reviewed By Q9326WIsarahd
Had evening meal here - great menu Fresh food well presented Eat in restaurant or garden Cooked to perfectionLovely friendly staff who all get on which is lovely to see Only negative .... live music ... the lady singing really should change career as she was driving people away ... awful - sorry !!!!!
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2. The George Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 277 reviews
A warm welcome awaits you in this 16th century restaurant with rooms. The George is situated on the edge of the village green in Cavendish, positioned in between the popular villages of Clare and Long Melford and just a short drive from the timeless villa
Reviewed By DandK490
Starting with the good, the flat iron steak was perfectly cooked and the hake fillet blackboard special also, so the chef knows whatâs to be done. We were left unimpressed by the service. We had booked and on arrival taken to table with an A3 sized sheet and two smaller pieces of paper arranged for us with no explanation of what they were. Turned out to be a large drinks menu, a set menu and a main menu. We sat by the blackboard so could see the specials. That was the arrival, some minutes later another server placed a bottle of water on table. Ten minutes later the drinks order was taken and after what seemed a long time the drinks arrived with another bottle of water. Other diners had bread rolls and I saw ours do a tour of the restaurant before the server found out that the rolls she was carrying should come to our table. Food arrived with another server who asked if we wanted a second drink which we did but never got before we finished our meal. We didnât bother with a dessert as four loud staggering drunks arrived and were seated next to us, so we left. We got a âsorry â for the lack of second drinks when paying at the bar and were asked to identify the one who took the order but we had had so many at our table it was hard to say. A disappointing evening.
3. S&B Lavenham Greyhound
Overall Ratings
4 based on 508 reviews
Here at 'Stock & Bailey' at The Greyhound we offer a delicious range of European small plates with plenty of gluten free & vegetarian dishes. Choose from our sharing platters, tapas dishes, small plates and paella. Pair these dishes with our great 'Stock
Reviewed By JohnEast
The Greyhound is a charming pub restaurant on the high street in Lavenham. Extensively (and expensively) refurbished by the previous owners it is now run by local firm Stock & Bailey. There is a bar and restaurant area at the front, with another restaurant area opposite the open kitchen further back, and an outside area for the summer months. The food is now very good with tapas style smaller (but not that small!) plates split into fish, meat and vegetarian. We had three fish and three meat plates to share, along with a side of green beans. Everything was excellent. There is a small, but well chosen wine list and the service from Claire and Darcie was friendly and professional. Weâve been there twice recently and will return. Recommended.
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4. The Riverside Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By chuckwow
I stayed in a room above the restaurant .nice room good value but very hot and still no fan despite other reviews else where mentioning it.and limited facilities no hanging rail or luggage rack to open luggage on floor is primative in 21st century.Food is a limited range of italian which is the way to go ,do some thing well,no need to add to it. Iggy is working hard at geting it right open just 4 months i belive .Bit pricey for a half of beer draught perroni was £2-85 ouch.
