At The Randolph - Menu

Our son took Us to this restaurant. On walking in we thought oh no a pub. ! However it was not noisy like a pub and the other diners gave it a pleasant feeling and ambience. Food there was excellent for the price. Dined at two other places in Southwold. Portion size and price here excellent. Going again when we return to Southwold.

We booked a cream tea here for £15.50 each. Must be booked 24 hrs in advance. Absolutely beautiful and very tasty. They catered for an egg allergy without a problem. Complete range of sandwiches, salmon and cucumber, cheese and pickle, beef and tomato, ham and mustard and egg mayonnaise, scones with jam and clotted cream, cakes and petite puddings. Beautifully displayed serves with tea, coffee or hot chocolate. Couldn’t fault it

Sunday night is a quiz night that could be heard in the room, not a pleasant experience, Car park could do with some attention in need of repair. Room not that special for 4 stars, breakfast, was ok not a real full English, disappointed did not have any vegan options on the menu,even though we put this preference on the booking form, it obvious they don’t read the information provided. Staff are friendly though my rating would be 2 stars.

Grandparents, 2 families each with a young child aged 3 2-yrs wanted a traditional Sunday roast whilst staying in Southwold. We walked from our seafront rental in less that half an hour. We were well looked after and the roasts were good with plenty of veg and gravy. They have the Adnams range which kept the boys happy and enough choice of wines for the girls. The highlight for families is the extensive play area to keep the children occupied throughout a long Sunday lunch.

Visited for a family get together, late booking for 7 but were superbly accommodated on a table in the bar so we could bring our dog. The meal was superb, every dish was tasty and beautifully presented and the service from Jenny was fantastic, thank you so much. We are resident and so lucky to have such a lovely restaurant/bar/hotel in walking distance. Without doubt one of the top places to eat in Southwold, it is well worth the walk (circa 20mins) if you are staying in town.

The service was friendly and knowledgeable with no waiting. The recommendations for food and drink were spot on. We both had the sirloin steak which was cooked to perfection. For dessert one had Eton Mess and the other had a selection of icecream/sorbet. The Eton Mess was delicious and came with a strawberry and mint icecream which was to die for. There was a good choice of icecreams/sorbets, the highlight of which was the gingerbread icecream. Worth every penny, woukd go again.

Very disappointing food. My husband ordered steak with peppercorn sauce. There were no peppercorns. I ordered a fish dish in a sauce with mussels. The mussels were extremely difficult to open. Thank goodness I didn't fall ill. Perhaps they were just not cooked enough. The dessert was 3 miniscule scoops of ice cream from a local company. Oh and the nibbles left much to be desired. The home made hummus was just roughly smashed up boiled chickpeas and had no flavour. The foccacia was the only redeeming feature. All this and a bottle of wine for £100 was rather steep! Very sub standard food for the price.

I had a baby shower at the Randolph last weekend with 16 of my nearest dearest. I lost my last baby last year unfortunately so cancelled my previous booking I had made when booking for this time round Jenny kindly said to make a donation to my chosen charity instead of paying them the fee for the function room. Which I thought was so lovely! On the day- The food was delicious, we had a fork buffet the quality was amazing. The only thing I would say was to have had some more normal meat rather than the cured but that’s only because I couldn’t eat it! It was all really chilled everyone had a lovely time.

We ate in this restaurant for the 2 nights we stayed and also for breakfast. The breakfast choice was very good with the ‘Full English’ coming with Gareth’s home made black pudding . There is also a selection of cereals if required. My wife enjoyed the muffin and poached eggs which were cooked to perfection. Breakfast is also open to non residents so if you are meeting friends they can join you. She likes to see a runny yoke but many establishments fail to achieve this. For the evening meals there is also a nice selection for starter, main course and dessert so it is easy to find something you like. There is a wide selection of drinks available from the bar and there is also a good selection...