It's been a turbulent time for the hospitality sector in recent years, but that hasn't stopped some incredible eateries opening up across Suffolk.

From fine dining restaurants to cosy cafes, more and more unique foodie spots keep popping up in our county.

Here are five places that have opened their doors in each of the last five years that you should visit...

2018: The Boot, Freston

East Anglian Daily Times: Roast dinner at the Freston BootRoast dinner at the Freston Boot (Image: Tom Swindles, Newsquest)

Where: The Boot pub, Freston IP9 1AB

After sitting derelict for 12 years, The Boot reopened in July 2018 and has been a huge hit ever since.

Known for its mouthwatering roast dinners, it's well worth taking the short drive out of Ipswich along the River Orwell to enjoy some great food at The Boot.

2019: Nourish Cafe, Newbourne

East Anglian Daily Times: Lunch at Nourish Cafe in NewbourneLunch at Nourish Cafe in Newbourne (Image: Contributed)

Where: Mill Road, Newbourne IP12 4NP

Nestled into the Suffolk countryside in the idyllic village of Newbourne, Nourish Cafe will draw visitors from miles around thanks to its quality offerings.

Whether you're after a filling breakfast, light lunch or anything in between, Nourish is the place to go.

2020: Watson and Walpole, Framlingham

East Anglian Daily Times: Ragu tagliatelle at Watson and WalpoleRagu tagliatelle at Watson and Walpole (Image: Tom Swindles, Newsquest)

Where: 3 Church Street, Framlingham IP13 9BQ

It's no secret that Italian food is immensely popular in this country but, at Watson and Walpole, each dish has its own unique twist.

With a menu that changes every month, there's always a good reason to visit and revisit this wonderful restaurant.

2021: Fields Farm Shop, East Bergholt

East Anglian Daily Times: Roast dinner at Fields Farm ShopRoast dinner at Fields Farm Shop (Image: Tom Swindles, Newsquest)

Where: Park Road, East Bergholt CO7 6XS

Home of arguably the best roast dinner in Suffolk and Essex, Fields Farm Shop can be found right on the border between the two counties in East Bergholt.

Guests with a sweet tooth will also enjoy their time at Fields thanks to the many goodies available to buy from the counter as well as the on-site farm shop.

2022: The Woodyard, Woodbridge

East Anglian Daily Times: Bread with garlic butter at Woodyard PizzaBread with garlic butter at Woodyard Pizza (Image: Tom Swindles, Newsquest)

Where: Unit 3a, Deben Wharf, Tide Mill Way, Woodbridge IP12 1FP

It hasn't taken long for The Woodyard to establish its name in Woodbridge and the restaurant regularly draws large crowds looking to enjoy some of its delicious offerings.

With the smell of wood-fired pizza wafting out into the surrounding area, it is no surprise to see a very busy restaurant in the evenings.