Newmarket has an amazing array of eateries  to suit all occasions whatever your preferred surroundings, tastes or budgets. From easy to pop to cafes to the  exclusive dining experiences of the Jockey Club Rooms, you can be guaranteed of wonderful experiences.

In a town that rises early, Newmarket is big on its breakfasts and there is a vast choice. For the classic,  full English the Heath Court Hotel  is the place to be. Their buffet served breakfasts are legendary and offer a wide choice.  Perfect for enjoying after an early visit to the Gallops and in fact forms part of Discover Newmarket’s  Early Riser Tour.

Whether you are looking for a leisurely lunch or a lighter option, the Tack Room located within the grounds of the National Horseracing Museum has a certain vibe throughout the day or stop by at onsite Bakery and pick up something delicious to snack or picnic on.

Nancy’s Tearooms has to take poll position for Afternoon Teas. With a selection of home made sandwiches and cakes, accompanied by a wide choice of teas, you are in for a treat.

For pre-dinner drinks or after work cocktails you will find the Roxana Bar at the luxurious Bedford Lodge Hotel hard to beat. The only dilemma is what to choose!

Then lastly to the all important evening meal whether shared with family, friends or colleagues. From the exquisite Packhorse Inn at Moulton to its sister restaurant the Three Blackbirds , Woodditton you won’t be disappointed with the settings, food or service at either venue.

If you are looking for a less traditional cuisine then you can’t beat the superbly served and presented Indian classics at  Montaz  or the Italian styled grazing boards at The Graze Kitchen. Alternatively, The Pantry is the go to eatery for all dining occasions and  effortlessly transforms itself from daytime to evening service.

Or why not head in the opposite direction and try The Red Lion in Soham or the Merry Monk in Isleham. Both boasting the charm of being housed in  17th century buildings they offer beautifully presented dishes that are a mix of traditional dishes with a subtle modern twist applied.

A little bit further on from Soham and you arrive at the wonderful boutique Poets House in Ely. Here you are made welcome whatever the time of day and can enjoy your choice of food in either the elegant bar, the stylish dinning room or even alfresco if the weather is being kind. Or head to Cambridge, just 14 miles away where the Quy Mill Hotel,  and Fellows House all provide superb eating options for you to enjoy whatever time of day you arrive.