Emmett's Cafe - Suffolk Coastal

Eating is delicious and of high quality the price is inflated and the counter-personal is not the best.

Because we live, we rarely go by before that is much too late to breakfast, so this is a reviesw of the load, and our experience is something mixed. cheeses in the main are excellent although the stylton needs to eat as...soon as it is open as I have found that if kept open for too long, it develops a rather sharp taste. the olives are standard olives and not better than rolfes by walsham, which are half price. wrists of gammon are good throughout as the cut ham, although we have recently been amused to see that our package of seasoned Christmas had a best before november. in the danger of the ceremonies I add only one hauch of oil for the black smoked speck, as I otherwise find it too dry. So, good quality for which they pay a premium, and with one or two personal glitches. but we still call when we always come by to see what new things are. P.S the rioja is excellent!

After I am amazed myself in high-end coloring and bacon production, I can recommend emmetts as the best I have here. the black and mild cure are special favorites that I bought from the store and on-line do not add oil or fat while roasting!

We thought of a cuppa, but the caffe was still closed because of the lack of space. delightful shop with very good quality and some very different foods. we bought there a little and so far it was all delicious. Came...from with her little broochure and will almost certainly order online. very pleasant and knowledgeable dame in the shop served our visit to a pleasure.

Really excited about visiting this store. Just stepped inside and a member of staff(middle aged man, slightly balding) didn’t great us or say hello but merely pointed aggressively to the hand gel for us to use. We were just about to use it, it wasn’t...as if we had walked straight past it! Baring in mind that they are renowned for their selection of fine hams I asked him if they had any sliced or if they slice the ham to order. Again he just pointed to the fridge didn’t bother explaining the different types. The meat was so tightly vacuum packed in plastic it was difficult to see what you were buying. In a fine food shop it is usual to have ham cut fresh from the joint and to the customers requirements. Saw some banana chutney that sounds interesting.. approx packed in a plastic bag (not a jar) for I think not!! How would you even access the product- squeeze it out of the plastic? Hardly top end! Perhaps the assistant had an off day, don’t we all? But working in a similar high end food store myself, I was bitterly disappointed- they seem to be trading on their past good name as far as I can see!