From a number of new cafés to great pubs, Long Melford has become a real hotspot for foodies.
Here is four reasons why the village is establishing itself as one of Suffolk's best food and drink destinations.
1. Independent cafés and tearoom
Long Melford is home to a number of great and new independent cafés.
Since the start of the year a number of cafeé have opened up along the village high street, including Ivy and Bond, Hygge and Long Melford Tearoom.
Janet Warne fulfilled her childhood dream of opening up her own café in the village in February.
2. Nethergate Brewery
On the outskirts of the village is Nethergate Brewery.
3. Taste of Sudbury festival
Long Melford will be packed full of people getting a taste of the best local produce when it hosts the Taste of Sudbury festival later this year.
One of the region's biggest food and drink festivals will be held at Kentwell Hall on June 17.
The event, which was previously held in Sudbury, took place at Melford Hall last year but after the venue was closed for outdoor events last year, the festival was moved to Kentwell Hall.
4. A village bustling with independent butchers and bakeries
Long Melford is home to a number of great independent butcher and bakery businesses.
Tanswell's Cakes has a variety of sweet treats on offer and Clark and Son Butchers is one of the most popular in the village.
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