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Restaurants for New Years Day lunch in Suffolk

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Snape Maltings cafés and restaurants: Visitors can enjoy New Year’s Day lunch or brunch at Snape Maltings’ restaurants and cafés, offering a relaxed waterfront setting and seasonal dishes.

Watson & Walpole, Framlingham: Well‑reviewed for special occasion dining, offering a welcoming village setting.

The Suffolk, Aldeburgh: A high‑end coastal restaurant renowned for fresh local produce, perfect for a special meal.

Regatta, Aldeburgh: A relaxed coastal option serving quality seafood and seasonal dishes.

The Lighthouse Restaurant, Aldeburgh: Known for excellent food and service, offering a welcoming setting for a festive meal.

The Crown, Southwold: A traditional coastal venue ideal for a leisurely lunch.

The Anchor, Woodbridge: Offering comfort food near the quay, perfect for a stress‑free lunch.

Walberswick Village Pub / Inn: Cosy countryside setting serving a seasonal menu, well‑reviewed and perfect for a quieter meal.

Crown and Castle, Orford: Well-regarded for seasonal dishes and traditional cooking. While New Year’s Day menus may vary, this inn is a local favourite for a relaxed post-midnight meal. Visitors should check availability and reserve in advance.

Visitor tip: Many restaurants that open for Christmas Day also serve lunch on New Years Day, but menus and times can vary. Always check with the restaurant directly before booking to confirm availability, set menus, and opening hours. Pair your meal with a scenic coastal or countryside walk to enjoy Suffolk’s wide skies and open horizons.

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