Suffolk Coast is a seasonal newsletter from Suffolk Coastal District Council, celebrating the food, walks, arts and outdoor life of one of Britain's most characterful coastlines. This autumn edition encourages readers to embrace the cooler weather with delicious meals, coastal walks and the best of British outdoor life.
This season, Suffolk Coast celebrates an abundance of good local food and drink. From a food safari to a hearty lunch after a long walk, there are many ways to sample the rich variety of foods produced along the coast.
In Southwold, visitors are encouraged to seek out Nick Attfield and his seemingly impossibly small but award-winning fish and chip van, The Fish Hut. The newsletter also highlights a fabulous selection of cafés, pubs, restaurants and hotels for keen foodies, including the British Larder, recently voted the Best Food Pub of the Year.
The Suffolk Coast has a wealth of arts and culture to explore. With art exhibitions, a documentary festival and a rich musical heritage, this fascinating cultural history means there is much to experience among the region's artists, musicians and writers.
The Suffolk Coast and Heaths team have teamed up with Adnams to produce a collection of wonderful pub walks, taking readers across the length and breadth of the Suffolk Coast.
It covers seasonal highlights of the Suffolk coast, including local food and drink, top restaurants, arts and culture, and pub walks.
The newsletter recommends The Fish Hut in Southwold, an award-winning fish and chip van run by Nick Attfield.
The British Larder is featured, having recently been voted the Best Food Pub of the Year.
The Suffolk Coast and Heaths team teamed up with Adnams to produce a collection of pub walks across the length and breadth of the Suffolk Coast.
Visitors can try cured and smoked hams, freshly baked bread and locally harvested shellfish.
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