Top Best Italian Restaurants in Southwold

"Trendy, Italian restaurant serving up fresh, traditional dishes with a twist!. Zizzi has a a huge menu of choices including some great pasta dishes and lots of vegan and under-500-calories options too!"

"09/06/2021: Was a last minute decision to grab a bite due to good weather, was sat easily and menu explained. A lot missing but our server Adri was wonderful. Very attentive and friendly, couldn't do enough for us even in the mental heat."

"A highstreet favourite loved for it's pizza but don't forget its pasta!. With two restaurants in Ipswich; the newly-refurbed waterfront location and their quieter restaurant on Lloyds Avenue."

"Enjoy Pizza Express’ famous Italian food and drinks with the extra glamour of harbour‑side views; best enjoyed outside in their veranda."

"Independent Italian restaurant creating delicious pizza, pasta, risotto and anti-pasti all inspired by what real Italian's eat throughout the sun-drenched cities, hills and coastal villages of Italy. Browse their menu and place your order delivery or takeaway by phone: 01473 805290"

"05/06/2021: Thanks for a lovely meal at your beautiful restaurant. You were so lovely and accommodated us for a booking at 9:30 and were so attentive. I had the mushroom risotto which was amazing."

"219-221 London Road South | 219-221London Road South, Lowestoft NR33 0DS, EnglandTakeout, Reservations, Seating, Waitstaff, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Highchairs AvailableItalian, Pizza, Cafe, British, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free Options, Vegan OptionsLunch, Dinner, BrunchHK$55 - HK$165+44 7968 636647"

"Everything you could want from an Italian restaurant; alfresco dining, fresh antipasto, Italian coffee liqueurs and the most delicious handmade pasta dishes!. A true Italian experience on St Peters Street."

"Excellent food and service and good company but hours are 7:00 AM-2:30 PM the breakfasts sets you..."by Pres Hamux Marventur on 03/06/2015"

"Address: Friars Street, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 1LS, England, UK Originally named the Willis Faber and Dumas Headquarters and now known simply as the Willis Building, this important Ipswich landmark was built in the early part of the seventies by acclaimed British architect Norman Foster. The Willis Building has become famous for its simplistic 'high-tech' appearance and modern architecture. Currently used as office space for some 1,300 workers, the building features three floors, a rooftop restaurant for staff and panoramic views, although is sadly not open to the general public."

"One of the most popular landmarks in Ipswich, the Giles Statue depicts the ‘Giles Family’, famous cartoon characters created by Ipswich-based cartoonist Carl Giles. Also known as the ‘Grandma Statue’ the landmark features the infamous Grandma character, the naught twins Lawrence and Ralph, Rush the dog and the oldest sister Vera. The statue is positioned so that Grandma is looking up at the studio window of where Giles used to create his cartoons for Daily Express and Sunday Express, above what is now a Costa Coffee shop."

"Ipswich Waterfront is great for a breakfast or coffee break stroll. It has a beautiful view, perfect for a nice hot day when the breeze is brushing past your face. It is also a point of interest for historic landmarks in Ipswich, and has many restaurants nearby where you can stop for food and make use of toilet and baby changing facilities."

"This kink in the River Orwell has been a place of trade since the 700s at the latest. The expansive wet dock opened in 1842, and at that time was the largest enclosed dock in the country. The imposing Old Custom House on Common Quay soon followed, and this Grade II-listed building now holds a conference centre on its ground floor."