A Suffolk eatery which was forced to close earlier this year after a huge fire has been named among the UK's best coastal restaurants and cafés.
More than 80 firefighters were called to tackle the blaze in Blackshore Quay, which was caused by an electrical fault.
After reopening in June, the popular fish and chip shop has been included in the Good Food Guide's best coastal cafés and restaurants by the beach.
Experts gave the restaurant a good rating for its uniqueness, deliciousness, warmth and strength of recommendation.
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The Good Food Guide said in its review of the restaurant: "It's a simple lunchtime proposition whether you’re inside the former fisherman’s shack, outside by the harbour or heading to the beach: it's all about seasonal seafood (including classic fish and chips), much of it brought in on the owners’ boats, cooked without fuss, and served promptly."
Inside, the restaurant is currently closed, but the outdoor seating area remains open.
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