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23rd October 2026 |

Guides, Suffolk Food and Drink

Fresh, local, delicious. Farmer’s Markets to try

Suffolk is well and truly on the map for incredible culinary experiences.

15 of the county’s restaurants feature in the Michelin Guide. People travel from all over the country to attend foodie events like the Aldeburgh Food festival and the Great Feast. And the county is renowned for local produce including seafood, cheese, honey, and craft beers and ciders from historic breweries.

If you’re a food-lover on a self-catering break, you might well be on the look out for great ingredients. With a fully equipped kitchen at your fingertips, all that’s left to do is stop by one of these farmer’s markets to stock up. Many producers can be found showcasing their fare across the county – just click to find out more. Happy eating!

— Southwold

Every Monday and Thursday in central Southwold, 9:00-15:00. Although not a typical farmer’s market, you can often find fresh seasonal produce, flowers and plants.

— Beccles

First and third Saturday of every month at Beccles Heliport, 9:00-13:00. Over 30 stalls inside a covered market, featuring local produce including meat, cheese, bread, veg and crafts.

— Halesworth

Second Saturday of every month at St Mary’s Church, 9:00-13:00. A selection of locally produced items including bread, honey, veg, preserves, beer and crafts.

— Snape Maltings

First Saturday of every month at the Maltings, 9:30-13:00. Featuring Suffolk’s finest producers, from cheese and chocolates to gin, juices, fruit and artisan bakes.

— Woodbridge

Every Saturday at the Palladini Centre, 9:00-12:30 (seasonal only). Locally sourced fresh fruit and veg, with fun foodie-themed days and hand-crafted produce.

— Orford

A country market held every Saturday in the Town Hall, 9:30-13:30. All home-made, home-grown or crafted by locals. Check the site to see what’s on with different producers in attendance each week.

If you’re looking for more local food and drink spots, take a look at our Suffolk Coastal Area Guide. And if you want to know what’s in your Holiday Cottage kitchen, just give our team a call and we can help!

–> Your base on the Suffolk Coast

Durrants Holiday Cottages are dotted throughout Southwold and the surrounding area, giving you the perfect base for your Suffolk adventure.

Need advice? Get in touch with our local team who are happy to help.

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