The East Point Pavilion

They have different street food options inside the pavilion, we chose tres hermanas and it was unbelievable!! Lovely fresh food made so nice and a great selection… great prices and nice staff…

We called in late on Sunday as the traditional fish and chip shop was closed. We food from the Mexican and Italian and both were amazing. The Mexican was full of fresh ingredients and so tasty.

Lowestoft's answer to street food. It's not large but there are good choices of quality food and some decent ales on sale. Food cost is about average, drinks are a bit expensive. We've been a few times and intend to return.

We had early dinner here after a walk ...four of us and we all tried different foods ...pizza, burger, burrito, Mexican ....bar and hot drinks available....all really enjoyed our food...very tasty...lovely building ..spacious...I hope this place gets lots of support and does well ...

We had a late lunch here, it was delicious. To be honest I could have eaten from any of the stalls and been happy, lots of good choice. The bar sold interesting beer and the staff were friendly. I will come back again as it was a nice experience. Please use this venue it is good for Lowestoft, we are lucky to have it.

Good choice of delicious food, friendly staff and clean pleasant facilities. Looks across the North Sea with a beautiful stretch of sandy beach wonderful for families to enjoy. Lowestoft now needs to address their town centre which although has some beautiful architecture, plenty of restaurants and great shops, has a dreadful problem with nesting seagulls. Unfortunately this detracts from the whole experience of visiting this area as many buildings are defaced with 'guano ' and smell strongly of rotting fish!

The only reason to attend these winter events is to support the place from closing, as otherwise it is not the best atmosphere for a night out. Warmer weather is on the way! Last night, I went to The Quiz and Toby made it enjoyable. They need to double-check their questions, as Beethoven is actually German, not Austrian. It would be better to have only one door for entry and exit, as the constant opening and closing lets in a lot of cold air from the seafront. The heating had to be turned off during the quiz so everyone could hear the quizmaster, but it made the place very cold quickly. Despite these issues, I commend everyone for trying their best to keep the business going.

Stopped by here with friends last week while parked up by the seafront it was lovely we had a drink from the bar, purchased some tasty local grub from pop up food huts, got some fab pics had a good chat with the manager who seemed a really nice genuine guy. All the staff in this place were very friendly welcoming for that matter too. Impressed with the bathroom facilities as well as they were really clean hygienic which isn't always the case. Being in the winter now it was quite quiet when we arrived but upon leaving a good hour or so later it was busier. This place is probably packed in the summer months with more going on such as live music more food options along with more tourists. We we...

East Point Pier Lowestoft To get to East Point Pier, the walk along the seafront prom is wonderful, in our opinion, THE BEST PART OF LOWESTOFT! I walk with the aid of a walker so it’s imperative that pavements are level and undamaged, and the whole stretch of Lowestoft promenade is brilliant. We walked down to East Point Pier from our hotel at the top of the hill which took us a good while, but it was a fab walk in the sunshine with a number of benches to rest looking out to sea. There are a few bars to stop off for a drink and a few kiosks to enjoy an ice lolly or a donut (or two . East Point Pier is a large undercover area, which was easy to get around with my walker. Too many attractions...