Ipswich has seen plenty of restaurants and cafés come and go over the years. 

From national chains to small independent restaurants, it is fair to say the town has changed a lot. 

Hundreds of people responded with their favourites first time around, so here are five more restaurants that people miss in Ipswich. 

Ipswich Star: Ipswich Waterfront was home to Cult CaféIpswich Waterfront was home to Cult Café (Image: Dave Kindred)

Cult Café 

One recent closure that left our readers upset was Cult Café earlier this year. 

The popular waterfront eatery was perfect for a lunch time meal and a quick bite to eat, but it shut its doors in April. 

Ipswich Star: Casablanca was located in Tacket StreetCasablanca was located in Tacket Street (Image: Newsquest)

Casablanca 

Another popular favourite among our readers was Casablanca in Tacket Street. 

Best known for its Lebanese and Moroccan offering, the restaurant fell victim to the coronavrius pandemic in 2020, having been open since 2016.

Ipswich Star: Old Orleans was located at Cardinal Park in IpswichOld Orleans was located at Cardinal Park in Ipswich (Image: Newsquest)

Old Orleans 

The Cardinal Park eatery was hugely popular among Ipswich locals. 

Old Orleans could cater for every occasion, and was always busy on the weekend, before closing down in 2011. 

Ipswich Star: Chimichanga closed at Cardinal Park in 2018Chimichanga closed at Cardinal Park in 2018 (Image: Google Maps)

Chimichanga 

Another Cardinal Park favourite was Mexican restaurant Chimichanga.

Several of readers highlighted their delicious burritos and Mexican food, but the restaurant departed Ipswich in 2018.

The building is now occupied by The Gym.

Pizzaland 

The popular chain restaurant had its very own site in Ipswich. 

Located in Carr Street, the pizzas left plenty of customers satisfied before the business went bust in 1996.