With just over a month until Christmas Day, children across Suffolk are writing their lists of presents they want to send to Father Christmas.
There are many ways to meet him before December 25, including having the most important meal of the day.
Here are five places in Suffolk where you can have breakfast with Santa this Christmas season.
1. Bull Hotel
Where: Hall Street, Long Melford, Sudbury, C010 9JG
Cost: £10 per child
Head over to the Bull Hotel for a jolly morning with Santa and even get an early Christmas present.
The breakfast menu includes dishes like a traditional English breakfast and eggs on toast.
2. Jimmy's Farm
Where: Pannington Hall Lane, Wherestead, Ipswich, IP9 2AP
Cost: £20 per child and £15 per adult
Enjoy a festive breakfast served by Santa's helpers in The Barn Restaurant before meeting Santa in a "magical experience".
This year children will receive a golden ticket to pick a gift of their choosing from the on-site toy shop.
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3. Stonham Barns Park
Cost: £15.50 per child and £10.95 per adult
Children can have a cooked breakfast with Santa before heading on train ride to the enchanted theatre to be welcomed by the elves.
The ticket price includes breakfast, the train ride and a gift at Santa's grotto.
4. Snape Maltings
Where: Britten Pears Arts, Snape Maltings, Snape, IP17 1SP
Cost: £16.50 per person
Enjoy a selection of breakfast dishes in a festive atmosphere before meeting Father Christmas.
Other highlights include photo opportunities and a festive art activity and time slots are available on December 16 and 17.
5. Red Lion
Cost: £12 per child
Join Santa for a leisurely breakfast on Saturdays leading up to Christmas, starting from December 9.
Children will also receive a gift and can try a new dish of French toast brioche topped with berries and syrup.
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