Sudbury's Secret Diner

I rode my Triumph Street Triple 675R with an old biking buddy (who is now 79 and arrived on his Triumph Thruxton) for a 100-mile round trip on Monday for lunch. The Secret Diner, located at Sudbury open prison and reportedly run by trustees, was where we dined. The staff were friendly, the food was delicious, and the bill for mains, desserts, and drinks came to just under £20 for both of us. What a great deal!

Another fabulous visit that never disappoints. Very good service from very friendly staff and lovely food that's just excellent value for money.

I have visited this restaurant several times in the past, but for some reason, my recent experience was terrible. There was no bacon, sausage, or ham, and the toasted sandwich I ordered was very poor quality. It seems like the staff didn't care about the food, possibly because they were overwhelmed with work.

A great place for food at a sensational price. It is a great program at the prison and is very well run. Very attentive staff who are all friendly and well mannered. Would I go again you bet I would.

Visited here with my brother as he lives local. Was very impressed at this program at the prison for the inmates and I applaud it. We had lunch there which was nice food but not quite hot enough for me. Was served by an inmate, don’t really like using this term but I suppose it is the right one, who was very polite. The prices were very good. Went next door to the garden centre and of course we bought some plants at a very reasonable price. The two gentlemen who run it also inmates I suppose were very knowledgeable about the plants and very helpful. I must say though that if I did live local I would frequent this place more often. The prison has to commend itself for this program and getting these people back into society. Brilliant