Sgt. Peppers

“Great food, great service, and atmosphere and feel good.”

Jon Shreeve (DrJono)★★★★

Haven’t been here in a while. But food still at a good standard and portion sizes are good. Service is friendly and rather speedy (especially with drinks). Worth a few visits as the is a good choice from the menu.

James Day★★★★

The service was pretty good. As long as you don't have a steak it's not too expensive. I had the surf and turf, I was a bit underwhelmed by the steak, it was cooked rare like I asked, the only problem was it had no seasoning at all which left it rather bland. The chicken in the chicken burger tasted rubbery, which didn't appeal to my wife. The kids nuggets portion was a decent size. The lemon sorbet I had for dessert was very nice and refreshing.

darren smart★★

I haven't been to Sgt peppers for over a year and what a difference a year makes and unfortunately not for the best. The food was presented in a way that I can only describe as thrown on with no concept of presentation and for the price 22 pound for a chicken breast and a pork spare rib (it was advertised as pork belly) which I personally think is a bit on the expensive side for what you get. One plate turned up with the offending offerings and another plate with a small amount of chips and a bowel of salad.Now if these where placed on one plate visually it would have looked alot better but st

Steve Gould★★★★

We were in the area for a few days and ate out every night. We found Sgt Pepper’s via a Google search and was immediately intrigued. Open since 1982, away from the main Lowestoft town centre (with local parking) if you are a 60s or Beatles fan, I think it’s safe to say you are gonna LOVE this place. Brimming with Beatles and decade related memorabilia (there’s even a mock zebra crossing and a drum kit on the ceiling plus numerous juke boxes dotted around), even the stairs to the toilets and cubicles have numerous Beatles posters and photos, everything a budding Beatles fan would ever want or n