

Intimate, stylish fine dining spot, serving a modern French menu with an emphasis on using fish.
Hours
| Tuesday | 12–1:30 PM, 7–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–1:30 PM, 7–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 12–1:30 PM, 7–8:30 PM |
| Friday | 12–1:30 PM, 7–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12–1:30 PM, 7–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 30-31 Churchgate St, Bury Saint Edmunds IP33 1RG, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1284 760623
Website: http://www.maisonbleue.co.uk/
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Reviews
Last night, I had the pleasure of dining at **La Maison Bleue** in Bury St Edmunds, and it was truly an exceptional experience. Opting for their gourmet menu, I was treated to some of the finest cuisine I’ve ever had in the UK.
From the moment I walked in, I felt warmly welcomed. Being greeted personally by the owner set a wonderful tone for the evening. The atmosphere was sophisticated yet inviting, and the service throughout was impeccable—attentive without being intrusive.
For my starter, I had the **crab meat with caviar**, a perfect balance of fresh flavors and luxurious textures that set a high bar for the meal. My main course, **cod**, was cooked to perfection—delicately flaky and accompanied by beautifully complementary flavors. To finish, the **crème brûlée** was a masterpiece, with a perfectly caramelized top and creamy, rich custard beneath.
I have no complaints whatsoever. The entire dining experience was flawless, from the ambiance and service to the outstanding food. Without a doubt, this was my **best dining experience in the UK**.
If you’re in Bury St Edmunds, **La Maison Bleue** is an absolute must-visit. It’s a testament to fine dining done right.
I joined in for their fixed 3-course lunch menu for approximately £45, which included an amouse bouche to start and petit fours to end. Service was friendly and relaxed. Being alcohol intolerant, I especially loved that they have a dedicated non-alcoholic drinks selection.
For the amouse bouche, the cauliflower gazpacho was cold and fresh; perfect for the warmer weather. The beetroot dish, meanwhile, was nothing too exciting.
I then had their pork with asian bbq sauce as a starter. The beefy aroma was incredible. The pork was super tender and fatty. I loved the sauce which was full-bodied, yet light enough that the flavours did not linger for too long. The pork crackling on top also added a nice onion flavour. An excellent dish.
Next, for mains, I had their calves liver for an additional £3. This one had a mushroomy aroma that was even stronger than the last dish. Flavour-wise, I found it quite interesting. The liver was very rare on the inside, which meant it was on the tougher, chewier side. Being liver, it also had a strong gamey flavour. The rest of the dish – the parmesan polenta, chantrelles, and sauces – were quite heavy on the salt and did help to counter this. That being said, I definitely had enough of the flavours by the time I was finished.
Lastly, I was recommended the strawberry dessert. Although the strawberry cream was a bit grainy, everything worked very well together. The strawberry was sweet but not tart, the biscuit held its crunch throughout, and the mint in the strawberry sorbet gave the dish a bit of a lift. The petit fours were great too: soft, chewy, light but flavourful.
Overall, I had a great lunch, and I would be happy to come back again to try out more of their dishes!
The waiters were all super attentive and service was spot on.
The food took my taste buds on a journey from start to finish, every mouthful offering a new hit of flavour and the quality was outstanding. 1000% reccomend.
I’m just so sad that I’m not a local and can’t take better advantage of maisin bleue. Hopefully we can visit again next year.