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The Lemon Tree: Bringing some oohlala to Suffolk

Posted by elie | Filed under:
Jul 8 2010
The Lemon Tree Bistro, Framlingham

There is plenty that Suffolk and Provence have in common: beautiful countryside, a rich history stretching back centuries, friendly locals with a laid-back approach to life.

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Accommodation

  • Sandy Lodge in Thorpeness

    Sandy Lodge sleeps 12 in 2 doubles, 2 twin bedded, 1 bunk room, with a single bed and another single bedded room with 1 ensuite bathroom and 2 family bathrooms. The house is situated right on the...

  • Marshlands near Orford

    Marshlands is an impressive property which sleeps 16, having 3 double and 4 twin bedded and 1 room with bunks, with 7 ensuites and 1 bathroom.

    This is a high quality barn conversion,...

  • The Studio in Aldeburgh

    Detached, large garden, secure parking and a south facing balcony. In Aldeburgh! An eclectic mix of contemporary chic, art deco and traditional makes The Studio a fantastic experience for the...

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  • The Old Mill in Snape

    The Old Mill overlooks the village of Snape and The Maltings (a short walk away) on the River Alde beyond. The property still retains the character that Benjamin Britten brought to it when he...

  • Ocean House in Aldeburgh

    Ocean house was built around 1860 and we are pretty certain it was previously used as a guesthouse as some of the doors were numbered. Now we are able to welcome guests to this interesting...

  • The Garden Room, Woodbridge
    The Garden Room Bed and Breakfast, Woodbridge

    Cosy, clean and beautifully furnished, a self contained conversion outside the main house, a ten minute walk from both the river and the town centre. "A marvellous place to stay, felt like home....

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  • The White Lion from the beach
    The White Lion Hotel in Aldeburgh

    The White Lion Hotel is situated on the seafront in Aldeburgh, opposite the shingle beach where fresh fish is still sold from wooden fishing huts. It combines a seafood restaurant and traditional...

  • The Brudenell in Aldeburgh

    The Brudenell's stylish AA two rosette restaurant offers guests a dining experience unique in Aldeburgh, with panoramic sea views of Aldeburgh beach and the spirited North Sea. Some guests have...

  • Outside the Crown & Castle
    The Crown and Castle

    There has been a hostelry on the site of The Crown and Castle for around eight centuries, the original inn thought to be built into the walls of Orford castle. In fine weather you can sit on the...

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Quick Links

  • The Swan Inn, Alderton - home of great Indian food
    Eating Out in Alderton

    If you live in Clapham or Finchley you might think it odd that the whole village of Alderton is buzzing with the...

  • Looking towards church from Iken Cliff
    Iken to Snape - lunch at the Golden Key

    One of the delights of winter is the shorter days.  Yes, I know, horrid if you are going to work, but when it...

  • The Dolphin Inn

    Located in the heart of Thorpeness the Dolphin is a traditional village inn offering good food, refreshments &...

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  • Grange Farm Shop at Hasketon close to Woodbridge
    Buy local produce locally

    Of course it is possible when renting a holiday cottage to do a ‘Tesco drop’ and arrange for...

  • Blythburgh Pork

    Blythburgh Pork is truly free range. The pigs have the freedom to roam in acre paddocks, display...

  • Pinney's of Orford

    It was back in the late 1950s when Richard Pinney first started experimenting with smoking fish...

  • MS Catering

    Established in 1999 by Brazilian-born Maria Santos, MS Catering specialises in delicious,...

  • Susie Anderson - Caterer

    “Susie is an exquisite cook” Lady Elizabeth Anson 
    “…her cakes and puddings are...

  • Emmett's Store in Peasenhall

    In his new book Go Slow Britain (2008), Alastair Sawday recommends a stop at Emmett's. "Pick up...

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