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Fire and Feast Suffolk Rustic Dining

If you love good food, woodfires and getting away from it all then Fire and Feast Suffolk is the place for you. Offering pop up suppers that celebrate the best of Suffolk produce, Sunday brunches, woodfire cooking experiences and a peaceful wildflower camping meadow beneath dark skies.

Look out for the special Chef's Table events when talented local chefs take over the kitchen and our fire cage to produce mouth watering fire feasts.

With big Suffolk skies above and a backdrop of birdsong and meadow flowers rustling in the breeze, the family farm is just the place for an alfresco meal with friends in the giant tipi or a lazy Sunday brunch.

Rustic Saturday Night Suppers

On Saturday evenings between late May and mid September the Fire and Feast giant tipi provides relaxed rustic suppers by firelight using produce from the kitchen garden and local Suffolk farms. Diners can enjoy a drink in the potager garden, dine in the tipi and watch the sun go down around the fire bowl sipping locally roasted coffee.

The menu changes weekly so that seasonal local produce can be the star of the show. Children are welcome. A selection of soft drinks is available and diners are welcome to bring their own wine and beer. See the website for a sample menu. Larger groups are welcome, but will be asked to pre-order.

Fixed Price Menu: Two Courses £25 I Three Courses £29

Booking essential: phone 01986 798340 or email judith@fireandfeastsuffolk.co.uk

Sunday Brunch Cafe

On Sundays the Fire and Feast Tipi and garden become a brunch café offering home-cooked breakfast and brunch, cake, light lunches and locally roasted coffee. No need to book just drop by, unless there are more than 6 in your party when booking is advised.

Open from 10am to 2pm each Sunday from late May to mid September. See the website for further details. Discount for walkers and cyclists - or bring the car and enjoy a local walk from the tipi.

Dogs on a lead are welcome in the Herb Garden (but not the campsite itself) so walkers can stop for refreshments.