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A town-first guide for Melton, connecting the places worth eating at, staying in, and seeking out nearby without sending you back through generic county pages.

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Honey + Harvey - Melton
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Honey + Harvey - Melton

Melton

Honey + Harvey in Melton, Suffolk, is a speciality coffee and brunch café open daily from 8am to 4pm, with parking and outdoor seating on Riduna Park.

Deben Cafe Bar on HMS Vale, Melton Boatyard
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Deben Cafe Bar on HMS Vale, Melton Boatyard

Melton

Deben Cafe Bar is a riverside restaurant in Melton, Suffolk, serving breakfasts, mains and barista coffee from the aft deck of a moored warship.

Foxburrow Nature Reserve Suffolk Wildlife Trust
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Foxburrow Nature Reserve Suffolk Wildlife Trust

Melton

Foxburrow Nature Reserve is a Suffolk Wildlife Trust wildlife site in Melton, Suffolk, open on Sundays and accessible to wheelchair users and families.

The Coach & Horses
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The Coach & Horses

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The Coach & Horses is a traditional pub on Melton Rd in Melton, Suffolk, serving food and drinks to locals and visitors in Woodbridge.

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Melton is easiest to enjoy when the best options are gathered in one place. This page helps you see what is here first, then decide whether to dive into food, places to stay, or things to do.

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