Restaurants

Aldeburgh Market is a multifaceted establishment on the High Street, combining a fishmonger, deli, and restaurant. It offers fresh seafood, local produce, and seasonal dishes.

The White Hart, a historic pub licensed since 1800, sits beside Aldeburgh’s famous chip shop. Enjoy ales, wines, and summer wood-fired pizza in the garden. Dogs and children welcome outside; cosy up by the fire during winter. Fish and chips welcome!

Regatta Restaurant, located on Aldeburgh’s High Street, offers a bright, welcoming setting with a focus on fresh, seasonal seafood. Run by local twins Alex and Oliver Burnside, it combines coastal flavours with friendly service, perfect for relaxed dining year-round.

Prezzo Italian Restaurant in Aldeburgh serves authentic Italian cuisine in a stylish setting on the High Street, just moments from the beach. Enjoy a vibrant menu inspired by Italy’s flavours, perfect for relaxed dining by the coast.

Step back in time at our authentic 1940s–50s diner! We serve fresh local meats, produce, and a massive vegetarian and vegan menu. Enjoy classic sundaes, shakes, sodas, and local ice cream in a nostalgic, welcoming atmosphere.

The White Lion is a traditional coastal town hotel home to 38 comfortable bedrooms, many with sea views, and others with views of Aldeburgh town. Their location is the perfect bolthole for those looking to escape to the coast and enjoy Aldeburgh’s glorious pebble beach within a matter of steps.

The Wentworth Hotel in Aldeburgh offers the ambience of a country house hotel with the added advantage of wonderful sea views.

The Dolphin Inn in Thorpeness offers a welcoming atmosphere, locally sourced food, and a wide selection of drinks. Rebuilt after a 1995 fire, it now includes a Village Store and remains a valued part of the community under family management.

The Brudenell Hotel is a stylish seaside retreat in Aldeburgh, offering elegant rooms, locally inspired dining, and stunning sea views. Perfectly located by the beach, it combines relaxed luxury with warm hospitality on Suffolk’s beautiful heritage coast.

Once a chemist, bookshop and general store, DP’s is a much-loved Aldeburgh landmark. Now restored by Eliza Stephens, it features an Art Deco bar with live music and hosts the popular Thai Street Cafe in its courtyard seasonally.

A small bistro on Aldeburgh’s High Street, serving brunch, afternoon tea, and supper. Known for its luxury hot chocolate and freshly baked cakes, it offers a relaxed setting with indoor and outdoor seating.

Sister to the original Aldeburgh Fish and Chip Shop, The Golden Galleon serves award-winning fish and chips. Above it, The Upper Deck offers a quieter, more intimate setting to enjoy the same beloved dishes in a relaxed atmosphere.

The Suffolk is a stylish boutique hotel in Aldeburgh, offering comfortable accommodation with a contemporary design. Located near the seafront, it features a seafood-focused restaurant and bar, attracting both visitors and locals for its relaxed yet refined atmosphere.