Haverhill Takeaways

65 High Street , Haverhill, Suffolk, CB9 8AH

Ceo's Kitchen brings authentic Turkish and Mediterranean cooking to the centre of Haverhill, with a charcoal grill at its heart and a warm, welcoming feel that has made it one of the town's standout independents. The menu travels from smoky chargrilled meats to fresh mezze and wraps, offering something a little more special than the average town-centre takeaway while still keeping things relaxed and unfussy. It works equally well as a sit-down treat or as a takeaway to enjoy at home.

The grill is the obvious highlight, with a generous Mixed Kebab and tender Lamb Shish Kebab among the dishes that keep regulars coming back, served with rice, salad and warm bread. Diners rate it 4.3 out of 5, and reviewers regularly praise the flavour-packed cooking and friendly hospitality. For anyone after proper Turkish grilling rather than standard fast food, it is one of the more rewarding choices in the area.

2 Station Road Stour House, Haverhill, Suffolk, CB9 0EU

Tucked into the heart of Haverhill, China Inn is a long-running Chinese takeaway that has built a loyal local following for its generous portions and quick, friendly service. The kitchen turns out the full sweep of Anglo-Chinese favourites, from sizzling stir-fries and crispy aromatic duck to comforting bowls of egg fried rice, making it an easy choice for a relaxed midweek dinner or a weekend treat shared around the table.

Regulars come back for steaming plates of Singapore Chow Mein and Sweet and Sour Chicken, alongside crowd-pleasing salt and pepper dishes that arrive piping hot and well seasoned. It is a no-fuss neighbourhood spot rather than a fancy dining room, but the consistency keeps the orders flowing. Diners rate it 3.9/5 from 181 Google reviews, a solid score that reflects its standing as a dependable corner of the town's takeaway scene.

25-27 Queen Street , Haverhill, Suffolk, CB9 9DZ

Smart Fish Bar is a traditional chippy serving the Haverhill community with freshly fried fish and chips cooked to order. Alongside the classic battered offerings it also runs a kebab grill, so you can pair golden, crisp-battered fillets with doner or shish when the household can never quite agree on one cuisine. Portions are known to be generous and the food tends to arrive hot, which is exactly what you want from a proper seaside-style fish bar set well inland.

The menu leans on the dependable favourites, with a well-made Haddock and Chips and a satisfying Doner Kebab among the regular orders, plus the usual line-up of sausages, pies and battered sides. Reviews are broadly positive, with the bar rated 3.8 out of 5, and locals single out the friendly welcome and clean, tidy counter. It is a straightforward, good-value stop for a no-frills fried supper in the centre of town.