The 28 best places to go out in Lowestoft

Amazing clean beach. Soft sand. No dogs allowed on beach between April the 1st till the end of Sep. Volley ball nets are situated on the beach. Beach huts for hire. Lovely bar and restaurant by the beach too. This beach will be having a free festival of light 21st June. Many artists performing.

A spacious sandy beach only a short walk from Lowestoft rail station. The promenade boasts a decent selection of stalls if you fancy an ice cream or some fish and chips. You'll find public toilets in the reopened pavilion and in a block just past the pier. Keep an eye out for cyclists and mobility scooters racing down the promenade.

Loved it as a kid,but visited this month and was very disappointed. Absolutely nothing there for the family. The pier looks like 6 been superglued back together. Most shops were closed in kirksby Village. Only place I would recommend is Perry's Fish n chip shop on Suffolk Road.

South beach Lowestoft was absolutely lovely. The sand is soft and golden. The sea is clean. It was close to lots of local amenities. There were lots of benches and bins along the promenade. If you were entering the beach from the top promenade then there are ramps suitable for wheelchairs instead of taking the steps down. There are toilets including disabled. Also several kiosks selling buckets and spades as well as refreshments. There are lots of beach huts for rent and some are disabled friendly.

Genuinely good beach, with lifeguards on duty.

Fantastic beach on First Light Festival

Lovely sandy beach

Awesome park for the price.. Every member of staff was lovely. I ve been to so many amusement parks and I felt staff here - really kept it alive and going. Yes some rides are old and slow but they also have some amazing new ones.. There is something for everyone no mater how tall or small. Did bumper cars after a long time.. Spinning teacups.. A big shout out to the animal handler for the sea lions as well as birds of paradise. She was very passionate and kind . Just those two shows make up for the price of the ticket I think.. the animals and birds are in great shape and it shows how much they are loved. And we all loved it too.. Best ride : Shiver me timbers! Went twice on a number of the rides Parking :3£ for the whole day paid via Ringo app or the reception.

A great day out, I haven't been since I was a child so to take my kids was quite special! Only downside was the log floom was closed early on in the day for maintenance and never reopened. The park itself is great, but it looks quite tired and would benefit from some updates! I remember as a child a lovely boat ride with a story, sadly those little mellow rides for small kids don't exist. So if you plan on taking your kids, I'd aim it for 9+ so they can ride everything. As it's quite limited for smaller, young children.

We’ve been coming to Pleasurewood Hills for the past few years, and the kids always have a great time – they aren’t too bothered about the appearance. The prices are reasonable too. That said, the whole park is really in need of some TLC. The train ride was disappointing, with nothing much to see other than broken fences and “behind the scenes” areas. A lot of the rides feel quite old now, and the excitement is starting to fade. The castle, in particular, has so much potential but looks tired and run down. It feels like each year the park is getting a little worse, rather than better. The staff don’t seem especially happy, though to their credit they are still very enthusiastic and welcoming when running the rides. I really hope the park gets the love and attention it deserves – it could be amazing again with some investment and care..

Great theme park. Some nice rollercoasters, but plenty for younger kids. There was a birds of paradise show and a sea lion and seal display. Food was pretty good and plenty of toilets dotted around. Plenty of parking too.

If it wasn't for the fact that I paid to get in, I could have been an urban explorer looking around an abandoned theme park. Sorry (not sorry) this place is now an absolute disgrace - fallen from a lovely local attraction to a theme park that has been allowed to fall apart. So sad to see; lots of investment 11 years ago when we first visited but neglected since due to false promises, it seems, by 'Looping Group', the French company that bought the park some years ago. This company seem to be wringing the last possible finance from the park before it is closed. Some of the rides today were closed 'for maintenence' (which is a concern in its own right), staff were lovely, but it's pretty clear they are fed up. Plus points: 1. The park was open. 2. The staff were friendly. Negative points: 1. The park was open. Please (pretty please, with a cherry on top) someone tell Laurent Bruloy (owner of Looping Group) that his takeover of this theme park and subsequent management is the worst thing that could have happened in its history. Urbex (joke) pictures attached; these were taken today (1st August 2025 - peak season) while the park should have been in full swing.. zoom in to see the filthy condition of pretty much everything. To the person at Pleasurewood Hills whose job it is to respond to reviews; don't bother (I've read the copy/paste 'sad' to receive 1/5 etc..) forward this review to senior management before it is, truly, too late for you all.

We visited Pleasurewood Hills during half term (Halloween week) with my wife and children, and while the rides were exactly as others have said — a bit dated and uninspiring — the animal shows completely blew us away! The Sealion Show – Absolutely Incredible! We started the day at the Sealion show and honestly, I didn’t expect to be that impressed — but wow, I was speechless! These Sealions were jumping to hit targets, balancing balls, and interacting so cleverly with the trainers. The energy was electric! The trainers’ passion and bond with the animals really shone through — you can tell they love what they do and deeply care about these amazing creatures. It was the perfect start to our day! The Bird Show – Unexpectedly Brilliant! Next, my youngest wanted to see the bird show, and though I’m not usually a bird fan, I was completely won over. The presenters (the same team as the Sealions) were bursting with enthusiasm and knowledge. When one of them brought the owl around the audience so we could see it up close, my daughter’s face lit up — that moment made her entire day. We’ve seen bird shows across the UK, but none come close to this level of connection and care. Just fantastic! Creepy Cave – Hidden Gem of the Park! Later, we stumbled upon the Creepy Cave, and again I was amazed. We were greeted by Jack, who was so warm, friendly, and clearly passionate about what he does. His knowledge of the reptiles and insects was brilliant. From the frogs to the chance to hold a millipede, it was such an unexpected highlight! I was disappointed to hear it’s only open for Halloween week — it deserves to be a permanent attraction. Final Thoughts Forget the rides — the real magic at Pleasurewood Hills lies with the animals and the people who care for them. The Sealion trainers, the bird presenters, and Jack in the Creepy Cave all made our day truly special. If I could personally thank them, I absolutely would. This park should focus on what it does best — the animal experiences and shows — because they are outstanding!

We went yesterday to this place and we loved it.No waiting time to go on the rides which was amazing was able to go on all the rides over and over again. Would recommend everyone to visit this. Great value of money and lots of toilets and lots of places to have a picnic with friends and family.

A lovely little place, full of charm and charisma. There were 2 trolley buses and 1 team to ride today, a first for me. There aren't too many exhibits, but what is there is accessible and oozes charm. The volunteers are a delight, and make the whole place feel very charismatic. An absolutely lovely step back to a more gentle time in history. Well worth a visit.

We spent a wonderful day at the East Anglia Transport Museum. The collection is large and very well presented, and the whole site is designed so thoughtfully that it really feels like stepping back in time. Old shops, a post office, and other period buildings create a unique atmosphere of the past. The highlight for us was being able to ride the historic vehicles - a train, tram, trolleybus, and bus - it brought the whole experience to life and made it unforgettable for the children. You can easily spend a whole day here as a family, there is so much to see and do. It’s also clear the museum is developing and growing, with more locations opening soon, which makes us want to come back again. A truly remarkable place that combines history, education and fun. Highly recommended!

We had seen amazing photos on Facebook, so we decided to visit - just over 2hrs travel time from Southend-on-Sea.... we visit Crich Tramway Museum in Derbyshire so came to compare and revisit some nostalgic memories. We were not disappointed. The layout is compact, but the volume of rides, waiting time, and Museum exhibits means that there is a lot to see. We also had a ride into Lowestoft on the RT. Well worth the entry fee, go visit.

We arrived before 11am and purchased ticket without hassle. It offered a year to revisit as if you are paying for gift aid. Kids below 5yrs old is free and we got on every transport for free. There also a stamp collection for kid to exchange a lollipop in the cafe. We tried electric bus and open roof bus, train and everything was amazing. We also had tea in the Cafe. For the price for those foods are amazingly good and friendly workers. We will revisit for sure. Thanks.

We went along to the transport museum for a special event. We also had the luxury of being driven to the museum in a 1965 coach, which was a treat and great fun. . There was an open air concert. The band were very good All the buses, trams and railway were fun to go around on. The shop displays and car displays are very well done. It was a fun day.

Great morning seeing all the old vehicles and buses, not an all day thing. Took us about 2hrs to get round. The volunteers do a great job.

The volunteers are amazing - friendly and knowledgeable. The mix of transport is good, the signs from the different ages add to the atmosphere. Recommend a visit (and try the chips, they're exceptional!)

Fantastic little museum jam packed, in a very organised way, full of fascinating local history. There's even a little cinema showing films of local events & interest. Staffed by a very helpful & friendly team making anyone's visit an absolute pleasure. I'd definitely recommend this museum to everyone!

Great little museum.Lots of fishing and war related items and very affordable entry ! Go look and support the local volunteers!

Lovely small museum. Plenty of exhibits to see . Short videos explaing the History of the Herring fishing in Lowestoft. Also there were 3 very knowledgeable gentlemen to answer questions.

Excellent exhibits, very informative and friendly, knowledgeable volunteers. Well worth a visit , be prepared to easily spend a couple of hours here. Situated in Sparrows Nest Park so refreshments available at the cafes/restaurant. Ticket lasts all day so can easily view half the exhibition, get refreshments and then go back for remainder. Extremely good value for money.

Great experience to see all about the local history and the staff are super knowledgeable and welcoming.

What a great museum full of photos and artefacts. Really enjoyed it and a great way to spend a couple oh hours .

What a great museum, my grandson found this so interesting and was able to touch various objects. So many memories for me as well seeing how Lowestoft has changed over the years.

This pier is just front end adjoining a very nice promenade with cafés and pubs etc. The town is a little run down looking but most of your normal shops are there.

A very small pier but there are plenty of slot machines to keep the children entertained. I've given an extra * because all the staff really spoil the young children (prizes etc)

There is a pleasant bar on the pier serving good food, and the staff are friendly. The amusement arcade is worth a visit too. Unfortunately, the pier itself is inaccessible due to years if dereliction, and parts of it are in something of a ruinous condition. I like to think if the businesses at the shore end thrive the owners will get the rest of the pier restored and reopened.

I absolutely love this venue, Still a recent take over the new owner have done nothing but move forward and improve the venue, Being able to walk out onto the pier is beautiful and so nice after many years of being closed. There was a night club there which I had the chance to visit but I've since learnt its closed that's not an issue though there is a couple of bars here to still enjoy a pint and some music. The arcade is clean and incredibly interactive and up to date. I definitely recommend a visit

The chips were the worst I've ever had. They had no colour , some were still hard in the middle. They were so bad I took them back.

Always lovely to visit this pier - bars, snacks, cafe, amusements and the bonus of having a brand new deck to walk on. Nesting kittiwakes an added bonus. Paid car park right outside. Recommend a visit 👍

Old fashioned pier on a wonderful seafront and massive arcade and places to eat around here I had a walk down the pier there was a bit of the pier open and so happy to take photos of the outstanding views of the beach and the North sea staff on the pier were friendly too toilets are on the Promenade next to South Beach

Probably the prettiest place I've ever been, going in the week alot was still shut but it's a beautiful walk with so much to see, lovely views and even friendly squirrels who come over for food. Also a decent park for the children. Highly recommend if you like a peaceful walk, a light lunch or just a few hours exploring

I love this park! I've been going here since I was a child. It's Lovely for a little family trip out or for just walking the dog! I mainly come here to do some photography and to enjoy a walk with my little family :) A lovely place to have a picnic in the summer, and enjoy an ice cream!

This beautiful park is a must-visit when you're in Lowestoft. It's equipped with a bandstand for summer entertainment, a fantastic children's play area, and is conveniently located near Oulton Broad for watersports.

Day out at the power boat racing, free and fun. Away from the racing it’s just a nice place to wander and relax or fish. Food, ice creams and beer on sale and a small tackle shop. There is also a decent amount of pay parking which is a nice wooded area in its own right.

Wonderful park, dog friendly, a big space with places to eat, have a nice walk, run, cycle, or just sit, relax and enjoy the moment.

It's such a happy place to be. It lifts spirits because it's full of colour, dogs, and all sorts of birds, l must also add how helpful the harbour boys are an fantastic bunch looking out for our pets.

Well kept grounds lots of activities and local shops provide animal feed for ducks/ squirrels. Highly recommend a visit. Large open grass areas perfect for a picnic. Day boat hire and broads ferry trips available. A hot day always attracts a good crowd and great for leisure activites: fishing, paddle boarding, kayak, etc etc. Lots to do here.

Some really interesting exhibits. Could do with a bit of a revamp. Very friendly staff.

What a find. This museum is housed in an old house. Run by volunteers who were exceptionally friendly and helpful. We arrived by motorbikes and they very kindly looked after my husband's helmet whilst we looked around. The volunteer who greeted us was a young man who was so professional in the way he explained the museums layout and gave a brief history. The museum is housed over two floors and has many interesting and well presented exhibits. Very well laid out and informative. Definitely worth a visit and it's free. Will be coming back again in the future

👍🏻 Great little museum off the beaten track 👍🏻 No entry fee - make a donation pls 👎🏻 Not buggy/wheelchair friendly - multi-level building with stairs - no lift 👎🏻 No toilets on site - have to use nearby public toilets 👎🏻 Not well signposted - have to park nearby - walk through the park

Unexpected surprise! Museum larger than it looks from the outside. Alot of exhibits and a great variety of items to view. This museum is suitable for all ages. Staff are very helpful and knowledgeable. And it's free.

Great museum, friendly staff and so much to see. Even a few puzzles and games for the children

An interesting little museum mainly featuring local artifacts. The volunteer staff are friendly and helpful . We'll worth a visit with something to appeal to all ages.

What a great little find. Very interesting place. Very nice staff to.

Excellent bowling at reasonable rates. Bar prices very cheap with spirits from £2.50. Plenty to keep little man happy (aged 5). Ample car park. Only criticism is tv volume so loud could not talk whilst playing bowls or sitting in bar. Only party in bar for over an hour and a half, but bar staff stated management orders dictate full volume throughout centre whilst euros were on despite only them watching it. Visited 16.00hrs till 19.30hrs on a Saturday evening.

Richardson's Family Entertainment is a lovely place to visit. It's lovely and clean. The food is nice. The staff are polite and friendly. It's wheelchair friendly.

Birthday bowling with friends!! Had fun & staff really helpful. Bar was packed and only one behind the bar and was overflowing and had a wait which could have been sorted out easily. Bowling all lanes full and packed which was great to see for a family business in our home town. More staff are needed so all areas yet they were brilliant & professional.

Only arcade we actually 'won' tickets on worthy of a prize. Bowling was fun too.

Love going here always good atmosphere bar area for the adults play area for the families/ kids and nice arcade games for everyone

We had a great time bowling! The staff were really friendly and welcoming and we had a great couple of games

It was great fun, plenty of space, we had lunch too, basic but well cooked, ladies in restaurant area work hard probably need another staff member although didn't have to wait long, and table available in another restaurant towards the back. No one to clear tables or look at the toilets. The only issue is the parking, very limited, we had booked lanes but had to sit in car and Hope another family would leave soon

With a superb choice of breakfast options from pastries to cereal, to toast and preservatives, fruit and yoghurts or why not order a cooked breafast, they have something to cater all appetites. Unlimited tea, coffee, juice, could you ask for more? The cooked breakfast was well cooked and you just order what you want 😉 A good way to start the day 🙌 😌

Me and my partner had a lovely Sunday roast apiece and followed It up with a couple of Biscoff sundaes, we had excellent service from Emily F and we have booked again for Wednesday lunch

Lovely restaurant, lots of parking, clean, good service & amazing food! Steak highly recommended! They asked about allergies as soon as we arrived and provided the allergen menu. When ordering, we were asked who had the allergy to ensure food was cooked separately. Very impressed! Although, I would recommend adding more gluten free options to the menu as they were very limited.

First impressions are not great, walked in after booking a table for four over the phone, to a musty smell , the place appeared clean but unloved. Stood waiting at "wait here to be seated " point for what seemed like 10 mins but probably only 5 , ended up walking around trying to find someone and by now having second thoughts as the place was not busy so it can't be that good ?? , after getting fed up had a look on the computer myself (no locked screen ) tut tut !!! We took ourselves to a table and met a staff member on the way , we mentioned the computer said we were on table 27 ? And he replied , that's just randomly generated you can sit wherever you want to . We sat down ordered drinks browsed the food menu and ordered food expecting the usual pre cooked re-heated quality which usually comes with this sort of establishment, BUT........HOW WRONG WAS I ... the food that turned up was of fantastic quality and you could tell they took pride in what they were serving as it was also well presented , cannot fault in any way !!! Would return here without hesitation, if you can overcome the initial fear and inevitable misconceptions when you walk into this place then you won't regret persevering

Had booked.room.and.meal.deal.a s paid for in advance called hotel.day before.to book.for both meals.and.breakfast seems.it.was inky booked for.fist night meal.ans next morning breakfast when I turned up.at 18 30pm fpr.my tea i was told.i was not booked in and they had nothing till 8pm we t back.to.room.ans went on there website it came.up.19 30pm.and 19 45pm available so booked on there turned up ordered.gammon meal the gaming came out well.under done sent back had t9.wait long time.for desert after finishing main even though was not.that busy buy then never bothered to ask if I wanted anything else.even though was asking everyone else 1 waitress seemed.to.apens a lot off.time just.talking to t9 tables with 4 people on instead off doing anything previous eveing service qa lot.better didn't have to.wait long.to.be seated or order etc girl.with dark.hait.was nice and manager man in 9th service on 10th less.good

Popped in on the off chance of getting a table. Seated immediately. Tracey our waitress was very attenuative and very knowledgeable. Her service was very prompt and and she has a lovely personality. Food was excellent. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal.

I visit the Foxburrow regularly and always have excellent service from friendly staff. The food is good and of good value. There is a lovely atmosphere and the sitting arranged well. Would recommend this restaurant which is of high standard. Well done Foxburrow. Satisfied Customer

It was a lovely experience. We had young children and were sat near the play area, so could see the children outside from our table, meaning they could enjoy themselves, whilst me and my partner could enjoy some adult time to talk all things adult. The food was delicious and the children ate their meals in their entirety. The team were brilliant and our waitress was so welcoming, friendly and attentive. will definitely be returning.

Quick service from beginning to end. Food was typical pub grub. But enjoyed immensely I didn’t want chips and asked if I could have some salad. It was delicious not the typical leafy salad. Staff were very attentive. And the 40% discount was a bonus.

My wife and I booked a table for the Steak night. The booking process was completed online however I had forgotten to specify the dog friendly area so I gave the establishment a call. They adjusted my booking accordingly with no fuss at all. We arrived in time for our booking and the greeting was very friendly with the staff making a fuss of our dog, offering a bowl of water for him. We were given good time to look at the menu and ordered a drink before eating. Drinks arrived promptly and we placed our food order. The meals arrived to our table quite quickly and the staff offered us other condiments. The quality of the food was outstanding! The steaks were cooked to perfection and were top quality. We would have no hesitation recommending the Spring Tide to anyone visiting Lowestoft in the future.

We come here fairly regularly with our pup. We both love the chicken kebab meal, I did have the curry on curry night once and wasn’t overly impressed due to lack of sauce in the dish. In every visit we’ve made, the staff have been exceptional! Every single member of staff we have met has been smiley, friendly and welcoming. Thank you.

The food was delicious, the staff were polite, friendly and approachable, the restaurant was clean and the atmosphere was comfortable and relaxed. I cannot fault anything. I always enjoy coming to Spring Tide Lowestoft. It was my mums first visit and she thoroughly enjoyed it. Everything was spot on! I especially love that you can take your dogs to dine with you. Thank you for a lovely time 😊

Food was lovely and hot as always but the service was poor due to one new blonde girl on orders taking an awful amount of time to get our food order taken, there was only 2 of us and we both kept looking at the workers hopefully to be served as we had to wait 30mins to order our food, when she finally got told to go and serve us by a older looking women who was lovely, the same girl from before went up to us and asked us if we have ordered our food and we responded with no, she walked away again to back to the counter to stare at it and go to our table just to give us awful service, no manners or customer service. After finishing our food we had put our plates at the end of the table to hopefully hint we want them picked up and to order dessert but that wasn’t the case we had to wait another 15mins for her to return to our table, after watching her walk in and out of the kitchen empty handed multiple times. Awful service, hopefully next time we get a nicer worker servicing us as we left very disappointed, hopefully the worker who served us learns how to give proper customer service to her customers.

Wonderful atmosphere, great service, tasty food 😋 Took whole family for our wedding anniversary lunch and everyone left with happy bellies 😊 Jamie took great care of us, thank you so much ❤️

Really lovely independent cinema. There’s parking quite close by which is a little expensive but nothing crazy. The cinema has very reasonable tickets and incredibly reasonable food and drink prices. The staff are friendly and the actual seats and cinema is amazing quality. I really recommend this!

This is such a wonderful, quirky little cinema, built around the 1920's I believe, which my husband and I have passed many a time on our holiday breaks, but now as we actually live nearby we decided to go here to see a film. Well we were in screen 4, which is all I believe this cinema has (4 screens), it had 28 seats and we were the only two in there. You can order tickets on line, they are reasonably priced and husband whose a tad over 60 got in cheaper, you then type in the sent code into a machine in the foyer to retrieve tickets. Seating is where you want to sit, not allocated and they also serve hot and cold drinks and snacks, reasonably priced in the foyer too. Will definately be coming here again, use it or lose it.

The East Coast Cinema was a lovely place to visit. The seats were lovely and comfortable. We went on a Sunday morning and got an early bird ticket for only £4.90, which was great value. The staff were polite, friendly, and very helpful.

Wonderful cinema! Always go here to see films on there release dates. Very good experience today. Stuck in Latitude traffic and staff member kindly allowed us to move our ticket from 2:30pm to 5pm. Phenomenal service ⭐️

To my family and I this is what going to the cinema is all about . A fantastic selection of films, outstanding customer service and value for money. A cosy cinema with just the right feel to it , this has everything the larger cinemas can never regain , with charm and that personal touch. Polite, considerate and professional staff. Having just enjoyed the Avatar 3D experience we look forward to our next family cinema outing soon .

My partner and I came to the cinema in the very early afternoon to see a film, and there was a minor mishap with the screen not having the film we were there to watch. The manager was the one my partner ended up speaking to, and he was very effective in how he addressed the situation. The manager got us into a different screen which had that film in its database and skipped the adverts for us so we could see the film quickly as we had been waiting for twenty minutes before my partner suggested enquiring as to why the film hadn't started as yet. The manager was so kind and very communicative all throughout the process and checked up on the screen to make sure the film was playing once all was said and done. He later thanked us for our patience, which was incredibly kind of him as we didn't feel anyone was at fault for the situation. Such a lovely timeless and always immaculately tidy place which I've been visiting since I was a child multiple times a day, and the manager is just incredible.

Still the same old cinema i visited over 30 years ago, which is lovely! Good staff, decent food and comfy seats. The cinema rooms are smaller which makes for a nice experience.

Well what can I say, the food was fantastic, all cooked fresh to a very high standard. There was 7 of us so quite a big order but was cooked very quickly and all nice and hot ,. The children had fish and chips, a very generous portion, and we were even given a curry sauce on the house. The best chop shop I’ve ever been to 5 ⭐ will definitely be back . Top notch quality food.

Great fish and chip shop just off the main shopping area in Lowestoft and the right end of town for those on the beach. Worth the 5 minute walk from the beach for a delicious fish and chip lunch. 3 sizes of restaurant meals include a good choice of fish, chips, side, bread & butter and tea/coffee for a great price. The staff are really friendly. Highly recommended.

We were away for a couple of days and fancied fish and chips. Perry's came up as a very popular one so we drove there and were not disappointed. Everything was freshly cooked and hot. The service from the guys behind the counter was really welcoming, helpful and friendly. We would definitely recommend here.

Very good. Surprisingly good you walk in and it's all a bit gloomy but the staff are quick and efficient, you can grab a pint in the pub next door while it cooks and when you come back, if you've spent enough you get a bottle of coke for free. Nice touch.

Excellent fish & chips. Had standard meal at lunchtime, £10.90, cod, chips, mushy peas and a hearty mug of tea. First class, fried to order. Can't beat a fish on the coast. Any fresher and it would still have been swimming. 5⭐

Me and my fiancé have had fish and chips from here a few times before, decided we fancied some this evening. We ordered at 5pm ish, the food was delivered to us about 30 mins later! The delivery driver was very friendly, and the food was hot, fresh and very tasty! We will continue to order from here.. Highly recommend!

This place begrudgingly let us sit on the entrance chairs to eat our £50+ order of food after refusing to let us sit at a table in their "restaurant" because the floor had been "mopped" (it looked filthy). When metal cutlery was asked for to replace the flimsy 2 inch wooden spoon they gave, again they said no, because it was all clean and packed up. Food was totally average and condiments like mayo were poor quality.

Watched Sweeney Todd Saturday night absolutely fantastic West End standard well done to you all

An intimate, small theatre with a historic building. They don't put on loads of shows but every one is immaculately rehearsed and very professional. Good value tickets and really high quality shows for an amateur theatre. Small bar, coffees and ice cream tubs.

The most easterly theatre in the UK. It is a refurbished Bethel (seaman's mission). The Lowestoft Players are amateurs with a professional character. On line booking available. My only gripe is I was unable to book the two seats I wanted without reserving the remaining single spare as well but purchasing a juvenile instead of adult ticket was not too much of a wrench and assisted the theatre funds. No immediate car parking but multi story or open air 5 minutes walk away.

Visit to see family member performing in half a sixpence Mr Kips. Excellent show very professional amateur. A ll put their heart and soul into it. Theatre itself very impressive all self contained to put on a performance. Having been once would definitely revisit. Thoroughly recommend 👌

Excellent theatre. Really friendly staff and a great variety of shows

The local armature dramatics company, B&B young peoples theatre group, was amazing. We went to see a production of school of rock. The atmosphere was electric and at other times you could hear a pin drop. 10 / 10

Went to see The little shop of horrors. What a superb show. The cast were amazing and so talented. If they are like this now they will surely go far. A great theatre with comfortable seats. Well worth a visit and so worthy of everyone's support. Thank you to everyone involved. To the cast well done you were fantastic and made for a great evening. Looking forward to seeing you again soon.

Little landmark marking the most eastern point of the UK. Take some pictures and read all the blurb and then you can say you've done it. Some of the tiles seem to be missing, so it might be in need of a little maintenance. Advise taking the scenic route along the coast rather than through the industrial estate (even if the wind turbine is interesting to walk around).

If you are interested in being at the most easterly point in England then this is the place to be! Tucked away behind the birds eye factory on an industrial estate, looks like at some point it was made quite fancy but now a bit run down.

It's disappointing due to vandalism Parts of the display were missing. Its a shame that a bit more of Ness Point has not been provided to make the public more aware of it's significance.

I liked the slightly isolated feel of Ness Point. The park area nearby has been beautifully designed. The industrial area gave it real atmosphere and the dial with the equinoxes and distance to various places was interesting.

Not really an attraction, but it's the most easterly point if the UK and it's got a big circle telling you distances to different counties. Go there more to say you've been the the eastern point.

Great promenade to walk along the beach in Lowestofte! This beach is one of the most accessible I have seen along East Coast, with multi tear beach hut options, multi car parks, wheelchair/mobile aid path up along the beach, smooth wide path miles along the ocean. Secret gem - will be back!

Strangely at the back of an industrial estate and behind the Birds Eye factory but least it's easy to find. The area has a cobbled street effect so you know it's different to the industrial estate. The plaque had a piece missing around the edge when I was there. Still able to see other areas and distances. Worth a visit but if looking for other things to do....there is not a lot apart from looking out to sea or at factories behind you.... enough info to say you have been there and what the area is...so tick another part of the world completed

This festive season there’s a pop up real ice skating rink at Pirate Pete’s. My partner and I went the day after Boxing Day for a date without our baby. He had pre booked online and the tickets were £13.50 per adult. I personally think these are London/more commercial prices and for something like this £10.50 would be better. There isn’t a separate entrance so when you enter you directly are within the soft play reception. The ice rink itself is through a decorative tunnel and into the soccer room. There’s a lovely Xmas tree in the middle of the rink and I found the decorations really lovely. A note for improvement would be play Christmas songs not club music! The ice itself were chipped especially round the edges which caused beginners to be too scared to skate properly and staff began hacking away at it during the ice skating session which was a bit awkward. All in all something nice and different to do but definitely not for £13.50!

We love adventure Island we are regular goers and have had birthday party there. They provide great activities a few mornings a week, equipment is cleaned (hard to reach areas that no one can get to is dusty understandably) but everyday play areas are clean slides, ball pit balls, and the walkways are cleaned regularly. The cafe is brilliant reasonable price and done on site, cakes are delicious! Our party ran smoothly with a party person assigned to us who took the stress away from us. Great prices, fantastic team, clean. It is in a warehouse which can make it cold and they do try and make it warm but with running around with the kids you warm up quickly anyhow. We have also had opportunities to see a dentist there which was organised by the team, meet santa along side seasonal activities that are provided! A real assest to our community!

Have used this for a couple of years with my now 4 year old grand daughter. Can get a little crowded but never too busy for us not to use it. There is a cafe counter, prices reasonable, as a captive audience, but areas visible and tots area close by the seating, so controllable. No problems with hygiene noted but always careful to cleanse after a visit. Continuing to use

Visited today for the first time with my young family, we were super excited as it looked great online from the pictures. We arrived and were so disappointed by the hygiene the softplay equipment doesn't look like its been cleaned in years full of dust on all the slides and pirate ship flag near to where we were sitting. The steps of the softplay had lots of rips and tears and looked like it needed a major revamp. It was also so cold in there like they didnt have any heating on. Due to these issues I wouldn't recommend at all, we had to cut out trip short because of it. Won't be returning again in the future. It's such a shame as if the equipment would be in a good state of repair and the cleanliness was there it would be such a great softplay centre.

Wow......rudest staff I have ever had the misfortune to come across. My grandchildren have always enjoyed visiting this place (when it was called Pirate Petes) but honestly the staff are so rude and not much fun for the children Seriously thought all of the children were going to collapse with heat exhaustion as there aren't any fans anywhere and they don't have air con Such a shame as the actual play area is very good Had to give 1 star to leave a review!

Great place for the kids to go crazy in a safe environment! Good food, lovely staff and plenty of seating. Wonderful for children's parties too.

Absolutely dreadful! Older children doing flips over babies in the under 2 area into small ballpit. Only safe area for toddlers is the big climbing area as all older children are in the under 5 and under 2

Fantastic ground, and very well looked after. Really nice clubhouse and a couple of stands for you to choose from. Stand behind the goal, for standing, stand on the opposite side of the clubhouse with limited seating. Very close to the pitch too. All at Kirkley and Pakefield fc are very helpful and friendly so you will always be in safe hands. Thank you to the club for permission to film last nights fixture vs Woodbridge Town.

Had a friend's birthday celebrated here. Excellent all round. The staff were friendly and professional. The spaces provided were clean and tidy. Plenty of car parking in an allocated area to go around. Good bar service as it was quite quick and prices pretty much what you'd expect. The food provided was quite nice, though I'm not sure whether the venue provided it or the family.

Lots of football going on, kids to teenagers. Good coffee.

Great set up. Decent clubhouse and facilities and a excellent pitch 👏

U18 match days on a Thursday night generally bring a lot of people down there the food for the under 18s after the game It’s definitely the best in the League. #CurryAndChips

If you love and are into your football, then you'll like this place, the club house always has football matches showing and the staff are alwyas friendly and polite, you can get a drink at the bar if you want one or you can get a hot drink or something to eat as well as there is a little kitchen next to the bar.

Great football club with a long history. Huge range of facilities over a large area, several pitches (main pitch has 3 stands) & multiple teams. Always a friendly welcome. Matchday programme (1st XI games), club shop, super clubhouse. Visit recommended.

Nothing there, nothing to see, nothing to do.. A shame to see a seafront that has been wasted.