Black Tiles - Speisekarte

Celebrating my husband’s 70th birthday with family and friends, we had a most enjoyable time. Friendly efficient service, good quality food. Will definitely return, highly recommended.

Lovely atmosphere. Service was pretty good food was nice. There aren't a lot of Gluten free options but the chef managed to rustle up something for my wife who is gluten intolerant. Good sized car park.

we went to the black tiles on Saturday night. everything about are visit was very good, esp. the duck meal that 2 of us had and will be coming back again. 1 little problem no cheesecake on the dessert menu lol

I like the Tiles, although not a local it's a good stop off or meeting point for me. It has extensive comfortable seating inside out, patio heaters, and a great garden children's play area, also plenty of parking. I visited for lunch yesterday, and although the menu is a little limited if you want a cheapish lunch, it has alot to offer otherwise. I opted for soup roll, and it was very nice. I have been many times before, and will be back I'm sure.

similar to his sister-restaurant in felixstowe (the alex) has a good menu with helpful staff, but what the black tiles lack in the landscape makes it on parking and spacious seating. with its location close to the a12 it is easily accessible to most and the menu has a lot of aligning to offer to most. it can be a bit busy, but because of the seating arrangement they never feel wounded. in summer time the tables on the terrace and difficult to get, but overall a nice place to relax and enjoy a meal with family or friends.

I ordered the fish cake, which was clearly homemade and absolutely delicious. It came with perfectly boiled green beans that were both crisp and flavorful. Paul opted for the gammon, eggs, and chips. Although he had quite the appetite, he couldn't finish his meal but thoroughly enjoyed every bite. The service was very friendly, and the staff was attentive without being intrusive. The wine list was impressive, offering several options available by the glass, along with some lovely Adnams beer. I honestly don't know why we waited so long to return!

Situated between a busy thoroughfare between Ipswich and Woodbridge and on the edge of an established housing development, this pub still msmages to retain the feel of a country pub to my mind. The decor in the eating area seemed open spacious and somewhat 'Spartan '. This worked well as there was a small coach party being well attended to when we had lunch and tgee was still enough space to have a quiet meal it had its own holiday charm about it I thought. The service here was genuinely friendly and engaging and the food was very tasty indeed. We enjoyed a great lunch here. Give it a try!

We visited the restaurant on Monday evening and it was surprisingly quiet and bright in the bar area, so we decided to sit in the lounge. The selection of red wines was fairly limited, and we opted for a Brouilly, which we later found out has been delisted—so we’re glad we chose it while we could! We also shared a cheese plate, and the cheeses were excellent, pairing nicely with the wine. The lounge was very clean and well-maintained. The service at the bar was efficient and friendly, although I did accidentally order a liqueur coffee right after they had finished cleaning the machine—oops! My only criticism is that they seemed a little hurried to close, but given how quiet it was and their...

The Black Tiles has everything you need, an excellent range of Bitter's including 2 Guest Ales, a good range of wines and spectacular food. Everything is home made with fresh produce, the staff are very friendly and attentive, and the menu has a good Vegetarian selection. The special offers can vary, but at present (October 2011 there offering any bottle of wine (excluding sparkling and champagne for £10 on a Wednesday evening after 6pm. On Thursday's, any pint of Bitter for £2.50, and on Saturday 2 for 1 on Mojito'sagain both after 6pm! This pub is child friendly, plenty of space to run around and enjoy the scenic gardens which has just recently won Martlesham In Bloom competition, plenty o...