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Cor Blimey! Traditional London pie and mash shop opens its doors in Ipswich

T's Traditional Pie & Mash has opened its doors on Upper Orwell Street in Ipswich, partnering with the legendary M. Manze to bring a proppa taste a London to Ipswich's town centre.

Why it matters: The new venue has partnered with M. Manze, London's oldest iconic pie and mash shop, to offer genuine London-style dining in Ipswich's town centre.

T's Traditional Pie & Mash on Upper Orwell Street in Ipswich
T's Traditional Pie & Mash on Upper Orwell Street in Ipswich(Oliver Rouane-WilliamsIpswich.co.uk)

The details: Located at 45-47 Upper Orwell Street, T's Traditional Pie & Mash serves classic London fare including traditional pies from M. Manze, mashed potato, and the option of authentic liquor sauce or gravy.

The menu extends beyond pies to include jellied eels, desserts, and a range of hot beverages, offering a complete London pie and mash shop experience.

What's different: Rather than simply serving food, the owners aim to celebrate London's culinary heritage and culture while adding what they describe as "a cheeky twist here and there to keep it fresh."

What they're saying: Early customer feedback has been positive, with one diner describing their opening day experience as "spot on, a credit to all involved."

The bottom line: The venue operates Tuesday to Thursday from 11:00 to 16:00, and Friday to Saturday from 11:00 to 18:00. It is closed on Sundays and Mondays. Customers can choose between eating in, taking away, or having their food delivered.

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