You can find a wide range of places to eat and drink in Bury St Edmunds, reflecting its historic market town character. From traditional pubs, many connected to the brewing industry on Westgate Street, to contemporary restaurants, there’s a variety around the Market Square and in the Abbey Precinct. Venues often feature local produce and seasonal menus. You’ll find cafés and tea rooms alongside substantial dining, and many participate in local events throughout the year. The area around Churchgate Street is known for high-quality culinary options.
Pizza & Pasta Shop
PommodoroPommodoro is a pizza and pasta shop on 31 Abbeygate Street in Bury Saint Edmunds. This spot offers authentic Italian cuisine in a lively area, perfect for exploring the historic centre. Pommodoro is known for its freshly made pizzas and pasta, attracting locals and visitors for a tasty and casual meal.
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Alema CoffeeAlema Coffee is a specialty coffee shop on Abbeygate Street in Bury St Edmunds, adding to the town’s established food scene. This location is known for Gesha coffee, a rare variety with a unique flavour. Locals and visitors go to Alema Coffee for a quick caffeine boost or a relaxed break from shopping.
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Midgar CoffeeMidgar Coffee is an independent speciality coffee house on St John’s Street, creating a relaxed atmosphere in the Heart of Bury St Edmunds. They’re known for their Hot Sourdough Melts & Focaccia Doorsteps, a comforting option for a quick bite. Both locals and visitors enjoy this space for a takeaway coffee, a relaxed brunch, or a treat.
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