Your Suffolk Pub 2024

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Welcome to the 2024 edition of Your Suffolk Pub! As always, this is our guide to the great pubs in this wonderful county. Perhaps you’re a visitor to Suffolk and want to discover what we have to offer, or you’re a resident looking to find somewhere new to add to you list of ‘go to’ pubs. Have no fear, we’ve got you covered.

Suffolk is famous for its beautiful countryside, picturesque coastline, quiet towns and picture-postcard villages, and what better way is there to explore this county than stopping off a traditional English pub? From busy town centre boozers to cosy countryside inns, we’ve got something for everyone.

A great pub is a cornerstone of the community, It’s a place to meet with friends, family, neighbours and colleagues, somewhere to relax, unwind, celebrate and commiserate. You’ll find craft ales alongside fabulous wines, fancy gins and crisp European lagers. What ever your tipple may be, you will not be disappointed.

At Your Suffolk Pub, we’re passionate about championing our local pubs. They’re an essential part of our history, culture and community. So whether you are after a quiet pint by the fire, a lively evening of music, or a delicious meal, you’ll find it right here in Suffolk.

Grab a copy of Your Suffolk Pub, pull up a bar stool and have a flick through and find somewhere that tickles your fancy. Most of all, please get out and support our amazing local pubs.

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The Anch , Nayland

In a nutshell:

The Anchor, by the River Stour in Nayland, o ers everything from warming pub classics to culinary delights, with an emphasis on locally-sourced and seasonal produce.

D ’t miss:

Throughout the year, we host ‘Anchor Sessions’ - up close, intimate music performances by internationally acclaimed touring artists.

Chef’s ch ce:

There’s nothing better than our homemade pie, but the extraordinary thought put into our plant-based dishes will also catch your eye.

Fr behind the b :

Enjoy a plethora of local ales, from the comfort of a deckchair by the river throughout the summer. There’s simply no better place!

The Anchor is rooted in the heart of Nayland, a simply stunning part of the Su olk countryside. Nayland is a real picture postcard village, steeped in history by the River Stour that we are lucky enough to call home. There are endless things happening and lots to see within our tight-knit community.

A welcoming bar with local ales, delicious food and often showcasing international music artists throughout the year through our ‘Anchor Sessions’.

Becky King heads up the Front of House team, always welcoming, smiling and ensuring that the tranquillity of nature and the rustic charm of The Anchor is characterised throughout.

Head Chef Daryn Hazle and the kitchen team are continually creating inspired dishes for our seasonal and daily changing menus. Sourcing and engaging from new and old suppliers, farmers and producers to add to our great network of friends, something that is very important to us at the Anchor. All the kitchen’s dishes evolve throughout the seasons according to the ingredients available.

The Anch , Walberswick

In a nutshell:

300 yards from the beach on the south side of the beautiful Blyth estuary and at the heart of a network of delightful coastal walks and nature trails.

D ’t miss:

Eating on our side terrace, from a marquee, overlooking the dunes and sea and enjoying the waft of wood smoke from the pizza oven or bbq whilst savouring one of the best long drinks in the world.

Chef’s

ch ce:

Brancaster Mussels, Cromer crabs, Oysters from West Mersea, smoked fish from Lowestoft, venison and game from the local shoot, 35 day hung red- poll beef. Just a few of the items on the ever changing menu.

Fr behind the b :

A 45 strong selection of world class bottled beers, craft beers from Adnams and others, 20 striking gins, fabulous wines by the glass and some rare and old favourites.

We are an award-winning inn and restaurant in the charming village of Walberswick across the river from Southwold. An Arts and Craft building, The Anchor sits in an acre of garden overlooking the dunes and beach huts. Four bedrooms in the main building and six large eco-clad chalets in the garden provide quiet, comfortable accommodation.

We hope that we have created a village local that is both family friendly and a welcome retreat for all who enjoy good conversation, food, drink and village life. We are also dog friendly, so the perfect place to pop in after a long dog walk.

We host tented events, theatre, music and weddings even on our terrace and back lawns. Join us for one of our many get-togethers or one of our foodie or Vinyl nights and certainly don’t miss our annual beer and oyster festival on the first weekend in August.

In addition, our adjacent 18th Century flint barn has under-floor heating and an in-house cinema screen. It is ideal for sit-down events for up to 30 people, drinks parties, dinners, family celebrations as well as business meetings, art exhibitions, fund raising and charity events.

DON’T MISS! Our July re-opening of the Swan, Stratford St. Mary, CO7 6JR.

The Anch , Woodbridge

In a nutshell:

Our 18th Century traditional quayside pub is situated in the picturesque town of Woodbridge, Su olk.

D ’t miss:

Enjoy great food & drink in front of a roaring open fire or basking in the sun in our courtyard garden. A friendly welcome awaits you.

Chef’s ch ce:

All our meals are prepared fresh each day depending on local seasonal produce available, often our dishes have an Asian influence.

Fr behind the b :

We serve a selection of Greene King cask ales & have been awarded the Cask Marque for their quality. We have great wines too!

Vernon Blackmore and his team have now been at the Anchor for more than ten years. Our o ering has developed into what we feel a quayside pub should be. Great beers, a friendly warm welcome, food that you would expect in a good British hostelry with additional dishes that reflect our backgrounds and passion.

We want you to feel the history in the pub, so we’ve been very careful not to remove the old charm and character. The floor tiles may have been professionally cleaned, but they are still wobbly and remind you of sailors past spilling beer on them.

However, a pub is about people, so come and enjoy it with us and let us welcome you in. Check out our website (displayed at the bottom of the page) for full details of opening times, menus and events.

The Anchor in Woodbridge is part of the portfolio looked after by Vernon Blackmore and his team. Also check out our country pubs: The Easton White Horse, IP13 0ED and The Duck, Campsea Ashe, IP13 0PT.

The Anchor, Woodbridge

The Angel Inn , Loddon

In a nutshell:

Loddon’s oldest pub, and best kept secret, is a continental style café and traditional craft ale house all under one roof. There’s a delightful beer garden too!

D ’t miss:

Our famous sharing boards for two or 22! - Booking essential!

Chef’s ch ce:

Rare breed, free-range ham or multi-awardwinning Black Bomber cheese? Why not try the sharing ploughman’s, which gives you a bit of both? Served with home-baked demi-baguette, homemade slaw, fresh apple, celery & vine ripened tomatoes, pickled Borettane onions and Stoke’s delicious, spiced chutney.

Fr behind the b :

Come to the Angel and try something di erent. No big brands here, just a range of carefully crafted beverages.

Delicious, tailormade, home-baked baps or a ‘design your own’ English breakfast are served from early in the morning, all cooked fresh to order. Cherry tomatoes ripened on the vine, all our eggs are free range, milk is organic and pork sausages and bacon are rare breed from the farm up the road. Lowestoft smoked kippers are also available!

“We’re passionate about our food - all procured with the utmost regard to provenance, ethics and the environment.”

The same care is taken with your loose-leaf tea and freshly-ground co ee. Scones are baked daily, using stone-ground, organic flour or choose one of Frank’s homemade cakes. Gluten free options also available.

Why not call and book one of the already famous sharing platters? Choose from the ‘arable array’, charcuterie board or a delicious fish platter. Large parties can be catered for.

There’s a huge choice of regional, craft ales, lagers and ciders, even the spirits are local! Awardwining wine, however, including quality reds, whites, rosé and sparkling are imported from the family vineyard. “If it’s not crafted, it’s not here!”

The Angel , Halesworth

In a nutshell:

Bustling traditional inn with popular bars and authentic Italian restaurant plus comfortable ensuite rooms upstairs.

D ’t miss:

Well-kept Adnams ales, Pizza and Pasta Night every Wednesday and very popular Sunday Roasts.

Chef’s ch ce:

We put our heart and soul into producing great tasting authentic Italian dishes as well as a range of well thought out bar meals.

Fr behind the b :

Try a delicious co ee! We stock Adnams Bitter, Ghostship and other lines all in tiptop condition plus a quality range of lagers & Aspall cider.

The Angel lies at the heart of the thriving market town of Halesworth, sitting at the southern end of the pedestrian Thoroughfare. The 15C Coaching Inn has developed an enviable reputation as meeting place for the townsfolk and provides a wide range of refreshments throughout the day and night.

Seven comfortable ensuite bedrooms are the base for many travellers who can then enjoy the authentic and carefully prepared dishes in Cleone’s Italian restaurant or the more traditional o erings from the bar menu.

The bars and restaurant are all connected by the central courtyard area which serves as a hub allowing a di erent buzz in each area depending on your mood.

Takeaway pizzas and pastas are also available with a limited afternoon menu providing something for everyone throughout the day. Bookings advisable for the restaurant.

The Angel, Halesworth

The Bell , Cretingham

In a nutshell:

A friendly welcome and a cosy warm atmosphere always awaits you at The Bell.

D ’t miss:

Our home-cooked Sunday lunch and roaring log burner to keep you warm on those chilly days.

Chef’s ch ce:

Homemade pie of the week

Fr behind the b :

Adnams Bitter and Ghost Ship always on tap, plus a range of guest beers - changed weekly.

The Bell is at the heart of the village, serving locals and visitors alike. A warm friendly atmosphere is what the pub is all about.

Have a drink at the bar, or a seat in the restaurant and enjoy hearty, home-cooked food, a daily specials board provides an ever-changing menu.

Christmas parties and larger groups can be easily catered for and menus tailored to your individual requirements.

The Bell is the ideal place to meet up with friends or celebrate a special occasion. Either way, a warm welcome awaits!

The Bildest Cr n , Bildeston

In a nutshell:

An intriguing Su olk pub with rooms & oodles of charm. You’ll find characterful & cosy dog-friendly bars, a light-filled restaurant & indulgent bedrooms.

D ’t miss:

Exclusive seasonal tasting events with produce from Nedging Hall kitchen garden. ‘Fish & Fizz Fridays’ are also something of a treat!

Chef’s ch ce:

Our menu changes with the season. Our chefs work closely with local suppliers thanks to our ‘Estate to Plate’ ethos & Nedging Hall Estate gardening team to create menus that never disappoint.

Fr behind the b : Mauldons ales on tap and an extensive wine menu. Our exclusive dining events are often paired with a glass, so stay the night and have a glass or two.

In an idyllic spot, in the heart of the Su olk countryside is where you’ll find The Bildeston Crown. Nestled in the heart of the old village Bildeston, we o er incredible dining and warm hospitality.

With a focus on locally-sourced and seasonal produce, the restaurant serves delicious dishes packed full of flavour. The garden team at Nedging Hall and our talented chefs work hand in hand to create an incredible dining experience.

The Bildeston Crown has an extensive drinks menu, cosy armchairs and a roaring fire. You’ll find spots in the pub that are just perfect for morning co ees or late-night cocktails. An array of gins, a perfect pint of Mauldons Pale Ale or a glass of bubbly; whatever you fancy, we’ve got it behind the bar. There’s a warm and wonderful atmosphere, you’ll want to sit and stay a while.

The Boath se Kitchen, B & Deli, Woodbridge

In a nutshell:

A spectacular venue to dine with family or friends. Enjoy a glass of wine, or a cocktail after work. Located on the site of the former boatyard overlooking the River Deben at Woodbridge.

D ’t miss:

A hidden gem that has been considerately designed to keep in with the architecture of the area, whilst feeling warm and inviting.

Chef’s ch ce:

All of our produce is sourced locally and delivered daily. This makes for the highest quality and taste.

Fr behind the b :

We make all of our cocktails and mocktails in-house from fresh products. We use local wine suppliers and pride ourselves on the quality, not quantity of our wine list.

Relax and let the word sail by is our motto! We’re open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, where you can choose from tapas, small or larger plates.

We serve hot and cold beverages for you to enjoy in our bar area, or overlooking the River Deben on our wonderful outdoor riverside terrace.

You can also enjoy a ‘Mediterranean-style vibe’ as you enjoy a drink, or a bite to eat outside The Boathouse soaking up the Su olk sunshine in the vibrant Whisstock’s Square.

Follow us on social media for up-and-coming events. Booking is advised, particularly at weekends.

The space can be hired for private events like supper parties, birthdays, weddings, also for daytime meetings and clubs. For more information, email: theboathousewoodbridge@gmail.com.

The Brew y Tap , Sudbury

In a nutshell:

Sudbury’s original real ale pub in the heart of Su olk, selling beers from Su olk’s oldest brewery. A true Su olk pub that o ers proper Su olk ales and more.

D ’t miss:

Don’t miss out on our pub events; live music, beer festivals, darts leagues, quizzes and more. There’s always something going on at The Brewery Tap!

Fr behind the b :

Don’t miss out on our ales crafted just down the road at Mauldons Brewery. Catering for all with up to 12 lines of real ales, nine lagers and six you’ll be sure to stop by again.

Only a proper pub should be selling Su olk’s proper ale. Mauldons Brewery has been making beers as far back as 1795, and today their beers are made with that same passion.

The Brewery Tap is a part of Nedging Hall Estate and is the home of Mauldon’s traditional ales.

We aren’t just limited to drinks at The Brewery Tap as we host a wide range of events. Live music of all genres and if you’re feeling competitive why not have a game of darts or join in on our monthly quiz on the last Wednesday of each month.

The town of Sudbury is packed full of history and worth a visit. Pop by for a drink and enjoy the welcoming atmosphere. The Brewery Tap is a traditional, yet comfortable pub.

The Brewery Tap, Sudbury

Broadview Wineb , Lowestoft

In a nutshell:

Local modern bar that sits at the mouth of the Norfolk Broads.

D ’t miss:

Our dog-friendly outdoor courtyard. Perfect for enjoying a refreshing drink with friends/family on a sunny day.

Chef’s ch ce:

Our great value light bites menu is served from noon until 2:30pm. Wraps, sandwiches, baguettes and paninis from just £6.25, all served with salad, in-house coleslaw and crisps or tortillas.

Fr behind the b :

A brilliant selection of di erent wines, beers, ales and ciders with regularly changing ‘Beers of the Week’ so you can always try something new!

Trading for over 15 years, Broadview Winebar is a popular spot on Bridge Road, in the heart of Oulton Broad.

We have a lovely dog-friendly outdoor courtyard (with bottomless water bowls!) Perfect for enjoying a refreshing drink with friends/family on a sunny day.

Our menu consists of a lovely selection of meals, such as jacket potatoes, nacho bowls, salad platters and much more. Our great value light bites menu is served from noon until 2:30pm, including wraps, sandwiches, baguettes and paninis from just £6.25, all served with salad, in-house coleslaw and crisps or tortillas. Our locally-renowned cheese boards are always a popular choice and cost just £9.95.

You can follow us on Facebook and Instagram (@broadview_winebar) to keep up to date with our upcoming live music nights, quiz shows and events that we regularly host.

We look forward to welcoming you to Broadview soon!

The Buck Inn , Flixton

In a nutshell:

A family and dog-friendly pub with wheelchair access, a great beer garden, private courtyard and function room, serving fresh, locally-sourced food.

D ’t miss:

Our beautiful beer garden with plenty of space for children to play, private courtyard as well as our cosy bar and snug area with open fires, where you can relax with a drink or catch up with friends.

Chef’s

ch ce:

Our specials board is constantly changing. We host regular food-related events. Our Sunday Roasts are always busy and popular, so booking is advised!

Fr behind the b :

A wide well-stocked variety of local beers, ales, wines and spirits, including a large selection of low and no alcohol drinks.

A charming, family-run, dog friendly pub and restaurant with disabled access, dating back to the 18th century, next to Flixton Aviation Museum.

Our menu features delicious, homecooked dishes made from locally-sourced ingredients, with a range of vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options, available to dine in/takeaway.

“Cream tea defeats us, it’s the best we ever had!”

- Sarah Perry, The Guardian

We have 2 large car parks, one either side of the pub and a paddock for camping. (We’ve even had a request to land a helicopter here!) Ample parking for coaches, campervans with electric hook up, car & bike club meets and we’re also on the cycle route.

Our function room is available to use for lots of di erent functions such as weddings, celebrations, wakes, conferences, car & bike meets etc.

Our festivals each year are always worth keeping an eye out for.

We’re committed to providing our guests with an exceptional experience that they’ll remember for years to come. For more information, contact us via our website, email us: info@thebuckinn.co.uk or come and visit us today!

The Buck Inn, Flixton

Chinnys Sp ts B , Halesworth

In a nutshell:

A thriving sports bar in the heart of Halesworth. Showing all LIVE sporting events and providing pool, snooker, darts, delicious breakfasts & evening meals, there really is something for everyone.

D ’t miss:

All live sporting fixtures being shown through the week and weekends on multiple screens throughout the venue.

Chef’s ch ce:

We pride ourselves on our selection of homemade steak burgers along with our homemade lasagne. We also o er pub classics and have an extensive dessert menu including our delicious homemade sticky to ee pudding. We use local suppliers and provide vegetarian and Gluten Free options.

Fr behind the b :

A fully-stocked bar with a great selection of premium lagers. We also have a fine choice of fresh golden and amber ales, along with Somersby Cider, Shipyard and Guinness. We use local co ee suppliers “Freshpac” and have a great selection of hot beverages.

Established in 2013 by local brothers Trevor and Carl Chenery, Chinnys Sports Bar is now in its 11th year. Chinnys has something for everyone and our friendly sta look forward to welcoming you all whether it’s your first visit or you’re a regular that we see everyday!

All live sporting fixtures are shown through the week & weekends on multiple screens throughout the venue. We have a main bar area and pool room which has 3 English pool tables and 2 American pool tables. We also have 3 dart lanes and a snooker room that accommodates 3 full-size snooker tables and a match play table. No prebooking required, all tables are on a first-comefirst-served basis.

Our spacious family room has 3 pool tables, 2 dart lanes, foosball table and a ring the bull to keep everyone entertained.

Open hours: Closed on Mondays. Tuesdays & Wednesdays 11am-10:30pm, Thursdays 11am11pm, Fridays & Saturdays 11am-11:30pm & Sundays 10am-7:30pm.

Food hours: Tuesdays 11am-2pm, Wednesdays to Saturdays 11am-2pm & 5:30pm-8pm & Sundays 10am-2pm. Breakfasts available 11am-12pm on Tuesday to Saturday & 10am-12pm on Sundays.

Cliff H se H iday P k , Dunwich

In a nutshell:

An award-winning holiday park which is East Anglian tourist board 5 star rated and also has the David Bellamy gold award for conservation. It is part of the beestongroup.co.uk.

D ’t miss:

Our ever-popular Sunday Roasts. Booking is advised as it is always very popular!

Chef’s ch ce:

Our bar and restaurant ‘The 12 Lost Churches’ is welcoming to all, whether you’re staying at our holiday park or not. The bar and restaurant serves freshly cooked food and local real ales.

Fr behind the b :

We stock a wide range of beverages including local Adnams options, or opt for a glass of wine or sample our superb quality range of co ees.

Our award-winning park o ers a range of accommodation options including lodges for selfcatering holidays, camping and touring pitches. We have a park shop and sell luxury holiday lodges with gardens and parking spaces, these can be used as your own holiday home or as part of our investment return partnership deal. Activities available include a children’s playground and games room or just go down to the beach!

Our fantastic bar and restaurant ‘The 12 Lost Churches’ serves delicious, locally-sourced food prepared from scratch by our talented chefs. You do not have to be staying at the park to use our bar and restaurant. Our menu changes seasonably and we o er a range of dishes, including traditional pub favourites, freshly caught seafood and vegetarian options. Our bar is the perfect place to relax and unwind. With a wide range of beers, wines, and spirits, you can sit back and enjoy a drink while taking in the beautiful surroundings.

For more information about us and what we o er, give us a call, visit our website or email: info@cli ouseholidays.co.uk.

Cli House Holiday Park, Dunwich

The Cr n Inn , Snape

The Crown Inn at Snape, country pub and Italian restaurant. Welcome to a “little taste of Italy” at The Crown Inn, serving traditional rustic Italian food alongside your favourite Adnams beers, ales and wines.

Our outside terrace is available to book for private events during the summer season for antipasti and wine.

The Debenham Li , Debenham

In a nutshell:

The Debenham Lion is a beautifully restored country pub, serving local beers, fine spirits and locally sourced food, inspired by British pub classics.

D ’t miss:

Our daily changing menu inspired by Su olk and its local produce, our wonderful selection of Old World wine, and of course, some classic British puddings!

Chef’s ch ce:

Our Sunday lunches with roast sirloin of local beef and the best batter pudding in Su olk, our classic Lion Burger, and our East Anglian cheeseboard!

Fr behind the b :

Sample our ever-changing ales from Su olk breweries, try some locally distilled gins and don’t miss one of our unique miniature sweet digestifs!

The Debenham Lion is a 15th century pub that reopened in 2023 after being lovingly restored by a local family.

We o er a great choice of locally brewed beers, including some fantastic guest ales from small Su olk breweries, as well as carefully chosen wines sourced entirely from Old World vineyards. Our spirit selection also boasts locally produced gins made from Aldeburgh coast botanicals, award winning whisky from The English Whisky company, and English spiced rum, as well as an interesting range from around the globe.

We serve classic British pub food with fresh and seasonal ingredients sourced from around Debenham, Su olk and East Anglia with a daily changing menu, making the most of what the beautiful Su olk countryside has to o er us.

Join us for a pint by our roaring log fires, bring a group of friends and enjoy a bottle of wine and a delicious meal, or simply pop in to enjoy a co ee and a good book! We can’t wait to welcome you to The Lion.

The Debenham Lion, Debenham

The Denningt Queen Pub, Dennington

In a nutshell:

We are a 16th Century country pub with fabulous dining. We o er a cosy atmosphere, home cooked food and real ales... We are a true pub.

D ’t miss:

An outside experience (sipping cocktails or sharing a bottle) on our covered decked area at the rear where you can see the chefs at work making pizzas in the new garden kitchen.

Chef’s ch ce:

Whether it be a light lunch, a la carte meal or our famous Sunday roast, we’re confident that you will thoroughly enjoy your experience!

Fr behind the b :

We cater for many a taste - serving local real ales, fine wines, bubbly, cocktails and we have an extensive gin menu!

The Dennington Queen was re-launched in the spring of 2008 after extensive refurbishment.

It is a privately-owned village inn which dates back to the 16th century, that has a reputation for making everyone feel welcome.

We have a passion for great food, wine and beer and a refreshing attitude towards customer service – we know how we like to be treated when we eat out!

Being dog friendly, with an outside terrace with a wood fired pizza oven, we’re certainly a family destination that needs to be on your radar. We have a duck pond with resident ducks and their ducklings and we supply the food if your kids want to feed them! We also have a secret children’s play area at the rear of our garden to keep the kids occupied whilst you enjoy yourselves in the pub! We will happily be your hosts in the most beautiful setting, ensuring you forget the world and truly escape into our picturesque pub.

So, come and meet Jon, Lorna and their team, and enjoy the abundant, country vibes.

The Five Bells , Wrentham

In a nutshell:

An honest little country pub with a delicious seasonal menu and oodles of outside space.

D ’t miss:

A quiet, restful moment at The Five Bells before visiting busy, beautiful Southwold.

Chef’s ch ce:

Steak burger topped with Monterey Jack cheese in a toasted brioche bun, baby gem lettuce and beef tomato, served with chips and burger relish.

Fr behind the b :

An Adnams Copper House Gin & Tonic, served with fresh orange - It’s delicious! The gin is made just up the road too.

The Five Bells Inn is a characterful country pub sitting on the edge of the Su olk village of Wrentham and within easy reach of Southwold.

With its open fires and wooden beams, it’s a cosy place to enjoy the finest Su olk beers and also delicious home-cooked food. Our menus are locally sourced, responsibly produced and sustainably delivered.

We have three en-suite rooms situated in the old stables, adjacent to the main pub building. O ering a comfortable and quiet base from which to explore Su olk’s beautiful coast and countryside.

There’s a large pub garden with benches and plenty of room for children to play. Families and dogs are more than welcome. All our rooms are dog-friendly. Check out our website below.

The Fleece Inn , Bungay

In a nutshell:

We are a friendly, warm and welcoming pub/ restaurant, proudly supporting the great local producers in the area.

D ’t miss:

Our hugely popular Sunday roasts and live music in the bar.

Chef’s ch ce:

We use fresh, seasonal local ingredients in all our dishes, let us tempt you with one of our daily specials.

Fr behind the b :

Locally brewed ales, wines from East Anglian produces, Norfolk cordials, and delicious cocktails.

The Fleece Inn has been providing a warm welcome to locals and visitors alike since the 15th century. You can still find many of the original features of this charming old building; a warren of interconnecting spaces, warm, inviting nooks and crannies, exposed timbers, and low ceilings, with beautiful leaded windows looking out over St Mary’s Church opposite.

Come and join us for a drink, a chat, or something good to eat. Specialty teas and co ees; a selection of delicious, well-priced wines; and an exciting range of local ales can be enjoyed in the rear courtyard on sunny days or by the roaring fire in the bar when frost has nipped your toes. Day and night, all are welcome – workers and walkers, shoppers and talkers, friends, families, and colleagues.

We use a variety of local producers and suppliers to create our menus, fresh fruit and veggies from Tacons, pork and lamb from Clinks Care Farm, delicious Alburgh ice creams, wild boar, venison and goat from Maisebrooke Farm, and beautiful fresh fish from Danny at Scaled Up Fish who also supplies Cli at Earsham Street Fish Company just around the corner.

The Fleece Inn, Bungay

The F Inn , Darsham

In a nutshell:

A family-run freehouse located just o the A12 at Darsham, between Southwold & Aldeburgh. Open all day from 11am-10pm, 7 days a week.

D ’t miss:

Our fabulous food menu, with meals served all day from 12pm-9pm. Plenty of indoor & outdoor seating available, with two log burning fires in the winter and plenty of sunny outdoor seats.

Chef’s

ch ce:

Extensive menu including burgers, steaks, salads and fresh fish delivered daily. Children’s menu, lunchtime sandwiches and Sunday Roast menus available, with catering for all dietary requirements including gluten free and vegan options.

Fr behind the b :

3 rotating real ale lines, wines and fizz, 10+ gins, cocktails and freshly ground co ee available.

The Fox Inn Darsham is a family-run freehouse. Conveniently located two minutes o the A12 at Darsham, handy for visitors to Southwold, Walberswick, Dunwich, Aldeburgh and the surrounding areas.

Popular with locals and tourists alike, we have developed a good reputation for our great food & friendly team. Under new management since 2020, we’re the same family operators behind the Poacher’s Pocket in Kelsale, Saxmundham, just 10 minutes up the A12 from The Fox.

We open all day every day from 11am-10pm, with meals served all day 12pm-9pm daily. Lunchtime sandwiches served 12pm-3pm. Our delicious roasts are served all day on Sundays. Families with children are welcome at all times, and we’re also very dog friendly both inside and in the garden.

We o er 3 beautiful self-catering double rooms located in the garden, two of which are dogfriendly with their own private, fenced in back garden.

If you would like to join us for a meal, booking is highly recommended as we can get very busy, especially during weekends and school holidays. We hope to welcome you in soon!

Graze at The White H se , Beccles

In a nutshell:

Your go-to destination for exceptional food and unbeatable ambience.

Experience perfection at Graze

D ’t miss:

Our fantastic range of burgers including our Garlic Tru e Burger, winner of Feb 2022 Gourmet Burger Competition. Gluten free buns available. Open from 12pm Tuesday-Sunday. Bank Holiday hours may vary.

Chef’s ch ce:

Try our Confit Duck Leg: Crispy duck liver & apricot croquette, creamed white beans with fresh herbs & pancetta, salardaise potato, apple & mustard dressing, rainbow chard & black garlic. Vegetarian, Vegan & Gluten Free dishes available.

Fr behind the b :

Varied selection of lagers, ales, wines and cocktails available. Happy hour Friday nights 7pm-9pm.

Graze at The White Horse was refurbished and re-opened with a new layout at the end of March 2015 as a café bar and grill.

Seating is in the bar and in a refurbished courtyard and garden to the rear. The restaurant and openplan grill and food preparation area is at the rear of the pub and is accessed via the bar with private dining available upstairs. Under new ownership as of August 2023 with a real ale once again available. The original pub is thought to date from the 17th century.

Open from 12pm Tuesday to Sunday. Bank Holiday hours may vary.

Graze White Horse, Beccles

Greyh nd Inn , Pettistree

In a nutshell:

A rural free house with a weekly seasonal menu, local cask ales and a thoughtful wine list. Reputedly the oldest pub in Su olk.

D ’t miss:

Indulging in our weekend sharing dishes.

Chef’s ch ce:

Su olk Ham & Parsley Terrine with House Pickles

Fr behind the b :

Our seasonal cocktails made with foraged ingredients, currently a Cherry Blossom Spritz

Stop by for a warm welcome and a pint in the oldest pub in Su olk.

Serving doorstep produce at the height of its seasonality, we work closely with our incredible local producers. We share a belief that sustainable and traditional methods lead to the best flavour and quality throughout our seasons.

Our food carries forward that thoughtfulness and care with a menu focused on taste, simplicity and seasonality, whilst o ering a sense of place. Our wine list is small and carefully curated, matching a menu created by our Head Chef Adam Spicer that changes every week.

We also have a lovely garden serving drinks and food outside throughout the spring and summer. Dogs are also welcome in all areas of the pub.

The H b r Inn , Southwold

In a nutshell:

This old fisherman’s pub is warm and wonderfully buzzy with nautical charm in abundance.

D ’t miss:

The best sunset in Southwold overlooking the sea at the Harbour Inn.

Chef’s ch ce:

Definitely try the cheddar-glazed fish pie, rich, packed full of cod, oak smoked haddock, salmon, prawns and a boiled egg. Very tasty and very generous.

Fr behind the b :

When in Southwold and by the water, you have to have a pint of Adnams Ghost Ship!

Everyone is welcome at this laid-back, authentic pub. The daily menu showcases the freshest and finest local seafood with other pub classics too.

Our bar has a wood-burning stove and an interesting range of nautical objects. You can follow the historical journey of this famous pub through the pictures and memorabilia situated all around the building. Meanwhile, the adjacent fishing shed (once known as the ‘Net Shed’) has been converted into a bright and airy dining space providing outstanding views over the River Blyth and Southwold marshes.

The Harbour Inn also has outdoor tables. Choose from a view over the marsh to Southwold, or a view over the water to Walberswick. Check out our website.

The Harbour Inn, Southwold

The Huntingfield Arms , Halesworth

In a nutshell:

The Huntingfield Arms is a popular traditional village free house o ering a warm welcome in the heart of the Su olk countryside.

D ’t miss:

Our monthly themed food nights, summer music events and shop selling essentials and homemade or locally-produced food.

Chef’s ch ce:

Our menu of homemade dishes, caters for both traditional and more imaginative tastes, using local produce wherever possible.

Fr behind the b :

Serving local real ales, lagers and a great selection of no or low alcoholic drinks.

A family-run public house tucked away in the friendly village of Huntingfield.

Our 400 year old building is a haven for all. We are devoted to keeping the unique unspoilt charm with log fires and pool table. We have a constantly changing beer selection and reasonably priced menu which is available to guests in the restaurant, bar area or outside on the village green.

Sunday lunches are a popular a air. We o er a traditional roast alongside a wide selection of other dishes and delicious homemade desserts. Takeaways are also available to pre-order.

A variety of events take place throughout the year, themed food nights, monthly music on the village green during the summer and a quiz in the winter months.

We welcome dogs in the bar area and will happily provide a bowl of water for your pooch.

Why not visit our shop whilst you’re here? Stocking local produce, essentials, cheese, fresh bread, meat and our homemade meals.

The Ke leb gh Chequ s , Woodbridge

In a nutshell:

‘Best Destination Pub 2024’ Su olk & Cambs

finalist! Beautiful country pub with six boutique guest rooms and riverside gardens. Serving fresh, seasonal pub food.

D ’t miss:

Our peaceful Woodland guest rooms with their tranquil surroundings. They’re perfect for family holidays and are dog friendly too!

Chef’s ch ce:

Our burger has a reputation for being the best around. We also have plenty of exciting vegan and vegetarian options!

Fr behind the b :

Local real ales, a wide selection of draught beer, large gin selection and fantastic wine list, all o ered by the glass.

The Kettleburgh Chequers is a family-owned pub in the heart of the Su olk countryside, just a fiveminute drive from Framlingham.

Surrounded by acres of lush green shaded riverside gardens, it’s the perfect destination for a holiday with the family or a day out with friends.

The pub mixes traditional rustic decoration and contemporary design with fantastic e ect. We o er exciting, fresh, seasonal pub food along with a bar menu that’s perfect for sharing among friends with a bottle of wine.

Six cosy boutique guest rooms are available for countryside stays. From deluxe super king bedrooms to self-accommodating woodland family rooms, we have something for everyone.

We accommodate large table bookings and have a hire space available for functions or parties. Our spectacular bar and large seated garden area are perfect for socialising and drinking with friends and family. Enjoy a woodfired pizza and watch the sunset over the river Deben with a glass of Aspall cider or Sauvignon blanc.

We are thrilled to have been voted ‘Best Destination Pub 2024 Su olk & Cambs Finalist!’ - Muddy Stilettos.

Pub Map

5 The Anchor, Nayland 6 The Anchor, Walberswick

The Anchor, Woodbridge 8 The Angel Inn, Loddon

The Angel, Halesworth

The Bell, Cretingham

The Bildeston Crown, Bildeston

The Boathouse Kitchen & Bar, Woodbridge

The Brewery Tap, Sudbury

Aspall Cider 16 Broadview Winebar, Lowestoft 17 The Buck Inn, Flixton 18 Chinnys Sports Bar, Halesworth

19 Cli House Holiday Park, Dunwich

20 The Crown Inn, Snape

21 The Debenham Lion, Debenham

22 The Dennington Queen Pub, Dennington

23 Mauldons, Sudbury

24 The Five Bells, Wrentham

25 The Fleece Inn, Bungay

26 The Fox Inn, Darsham

27 Graze at The White Horse, Beccles

28 Greyhound Inn, Pettistree

29 The Harbour Inn, Southwold

30 The Huntingfield Arms, Halesworth

31 The Kettleburgh Chequers

32 Chestnut Group

36 The King's Head (Low House), Laxfield

37 The Lady of the Lake, Lowestoft

38 The Lindsey Rose, Lindsey

39 The Mill Inn, Aldeburgh

40 The Old Mill House, Saxtead

41 The Parrot, Aldringham

44 The Poacher’s Pocket, Saxmundham

45 The Queen's Head, Bramfield

46 The Queen's Head, Eye

47 The Queens Head, Blyford

48 The Racehorse, Westhall

49 The Railway Inn, Framlingham

50 The Rampant Horse, Needham

51 The Randolph Hotel, Reydon

52 The Su olk Distillery

54 The Sail Loft, Southwold

55 Sibton White Horse Inn, Sibton

56 St. Peter's Brewery & Hall, Bungay

57 The Stag Tavern, Stowmarket

58 The Swan, Needham Market

59 The Theberton Lion, Theberton

60 The Walnut Tree, Thwaite

61 The White Hart, Blythburgh

68 Huntsman & Hounds, Spexhall

Bury St. Edmund’s

Newmarket

Lakenheath

Lavenham

Haverhill

Mildenhall

Sudbury

Lowestoft

Bungay

Halesworth

Beccles Aldeburgh

The King’s Head (L H se) , Laxfi eld

In a nutshell:

The Kings Head (known to locals and regulars as the Low House) is a thatched 16th century country pub with a warm welcome.

D ’t miss:

Our unique tap room where guests can come and watch us pour local ales straight from the barrel.

Chef’s ch ce:

Our menu o ers a great choice of dishes that are homemade and inspired by local produce and the seasons.

Fr behind the b :

Come into our tap room and choose from local ale, served straight from the barrel, local cider, great wine or a non-alcoholic drink.

This fine old 16th century thatched pub has no bar but serves beer straight from the casks in the tap room. The Low House is largely unchanged for over 200 years with small rooms, high-backed settles, and a warm open fire in the winter.

The pub has a beautiful large garden with pizzas served from our wood fired oven. During the summer, we host bands and plays in the garden.

Marie & Gareth believe in supporting local breweries so o er ales from local small breweries, including Earl Soham and Green Jack Breweries.

Low Fest, our annual beer and music festival, showcases the excellent beers from East Anglia, enjoyed alongside music from local musicians.

Dishes are prepared in our kitchen using ingredients from local suppliers. Our menu changes throughout the year to suit the seasons and ensure there are varied dishes to suit the occasion.

We have three bedrooms for those that wish to stay and make the most of visiting Su olk during the day and enjoying the pub in the evening.

The Lady of the Lake , Lowestoft

In a nutshell:

A family and dog-friendly pub serving homecooked food as well as great live entertainment.

D ’t miss:

Our live music nights in our dedicated large venue room.

Chef’s ch ce:

We recommend our Sunday roast dinners, handbattered fish and chips and our homemade lasagne.

Fr behind the b :

We have a great choice of ales, lagers and gins for you to choose from.

The Lady of the Lake welcomes you to a family and dog-friendly pub. We pride ourselves in our live music events in our dedicated music venue.

Our extensive food menu is great to enjoy overlooking the views across Oulton Broad. We serve food seven days a week.

We have a rear beer garden terrace area to enjoy your cold drinks in the sun.

The Lady of the Lake,

The Lindsey Rose , Lindsey

In a nutshell:

A charming and delightful pub, over-500 years old, that prides itself on being welcome to all. We serve wholesome, locally-sourced food.

D ’t miss:

Don’t miss some of our events; From tractor runs and wildflower maze, to our annual beer festival and fireworks.

Chef’s ch ce:

Pop by to enjoy our delicious burger menu every Wednesday night - an incredible deal! Or come by on a Sunday to enjoy the best roast in Su olk.

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In bottle or on draught, we o er real Su olk ale, created by the oldest brewery in Su olk. There’s an extensive wine list, cocktails from Edmunds and we aim to cater for everyone.

Despite being hidden in a quiet spot within the heart of Su olk, there’s always something happening at The Lindsey Rose.

We pride ourselves on our warm and welcoming hospitality, hosting events from live music, murder mystery parties, monthly quizzes and our famous annual Beer Festival; the list goes on!

Have a hearty meal after a lovely local walk and settle down by the fire with a pint of our golden ales. The Lindsey Rose o ers something for all of the family.

As part of Nedging Hall Estate, we are very much part of their ‘Estate to Plate’ ethos, with our produce, ales and the flowers on the table all grown from Nedging Hall, just a few miles away.

All are welcome, our doors are always open...

The Mill Inn , Aldeburgh

In a nutshell:

Part-timbered, lattice-windowed seafront inn. Just a short walk to the iconic fishermens huts on the shingle beach.

D ’t miss:

Tapas evenings: These are a firm favourite

Chef’s ch ce:

Our American smoking oven: We smoke all our own king ribs and beef brisket etc!

Fr behind the b :

Excellent Adnams ales and a very decent choice of wines by the glass to compliment our eclectic menu.

Proud to be a pub... Run by Karen, Steve and the team since 2013.

The Mill Inn is situated on Aldeburgh’s seafront opposite the famous Moot Hall. Dating back to the 1400’s, The Mill Inn has weathered many a storm, still retaining its cosy character and a warm welcome. With real log fires and sea views, we serve the best of Adnams beers, ales and wines and have an eclectic menu to match.

Famous for our real American smoking oven, we smoke all our own king ribs and beef brisket and this is not to be missed!

We host many event nights including private hire for parties, tapas evenings, and chilled set menu and music evenings , which are always a sell out!

Don’t miss the new boutique B&B sea-view rooms.

The Mill Inn, Aldeburgh

The Old Mill H se , Saxtead

In a nutshell:

Family-run pub/restaurant. Nick, Ruth and James have been at The Old Mill House for nearly 30 years.

D ’t miss:

Full carvery available 7 days a week plus daily specials. All local produce is used in our dishes.

Chef’s ch ce:

We run a full menu with excellent choices for all palates including vegetarians and vegans.

Fr behind the b :

Wide range of wines, beers and a large selection of gins.

Nick, Ruth and James have been at The Old Mill House for nearly 30 years and have made it a very successful and busy place full of atmosphere, a great place to visit whether its a table of two or a large party.

With a very large beer garden, play area and football goals to accompany the 70 seats inside, a warm and friendly welcome is always o ered.

We o er a full menu and daily specials as well as our traditional carvery and a wide children’s selection. We serve food 7 days a week and all day on Sundays.

We are dog friendly and have our own cribbage team.

The Old Mill House, Saxtead

The P ot , Aldringham

In a nutshell:

A 500-year-old smugglers pub filled with character and charm. Amazing locally-sourced food and eclectic drinks list.

D ’t miss:

The Outside Inn: It’s perfect for summer dining and opens onto our patio. During the winter, it’s cosy and plays host to Christmas parties. Perfect for any celebration.

Chef’s ch ce:

Burgers and steaks are the go-to here for the meat lovers. These sit along our very tasty vegan options too.

Fr behind the b :

Not only are there local ales to tempt you, but a plethora of gins, whiskeys, vodkas and rums. Wine more your thing? We have you covered!

Formally The Case is Altered, The Parrot is once again back at the centre of the local community. A destination restaurant for food lovers in the area, with meat sourced from Salter & King butchers in Aldeburgh and a daily supply of fresh fish from Lowestoft, you couldn’t ask for better quality. The chef is creative when it comes to vegan and vegetarian food with options always available. Sunday lunch is a ‘must book’ ahead lunch.

The Outside Inn not only makes a great restaurant extension, but is also able to be booked out for private parties (30-60 people). A great place to gather for any celebrations, birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, baby showers and much more. With regular quiz & bingo nights, it’s become a hub for community life within the village. Like a quiz? Have a look on YouTube for our very own channel, The Parrot Puzzler, with a brand new quiz every Sunday evening!

The bar and upper restaurant are full of wonky walls and original beams whilst the lower restaurant is light and airy. The beer garden is large and the perfect place to enjoy a game or two of boule. In keeping with their green ethos, lots of outside areas are left to grow with wild flowers and meadow grasses. It’s best to book to avoid disappointment.

The Parrot, Aldringham

The Poach ’s Pocket , Saxmundham

In a nutshell:

A family-run freehouse located on a quiet lane on the outskirts of Saxmundham, just o the A12. Open all day from 11am-10pm, 7 days a week.

D ’t miss:

Our fabulous sunny beer garden, newly installed wood-burning fireplace, and lovely new extension built in May 2023.

Chef’s ch ce:

Delicious home-cooked meals served all day, everyday 12pm-9pm daily, with locally-sourced meats, fish and produce. Catering for all dietary requirements including gluten free & vegan/ Children’s menu & lunchtime sandwich menu available. Roasts served all day on Sunday.

Fr behind the b :

Extensive drinks list available including three rotating local ales, 10+ gins, cocktails, freshly ground co ee and more.

The Poacher’s Pocket is a family-run freehouse, in Kelsale-cum-Carlton, conveniently located for Saxmundham, Dunwich, Aldeburgh, Leiston, Snape Maltings, and local campsites.

The pub is under new ownership since 2021, bought by the family operators behind The Fox Inn Darsham. We have invested heavily in the pub since taking over, including a new kitchen extension, installing a wood-burning fireplace, extending the beer garden, and building a beautiful new 30-cover dining area - all while maintaining the pubs’ cosy country charm.

We have a great local reputation for our great food & service. Families with children are welcome any time. We are also very dog-friendly and accept dogs in all dining areas within the pub and beer garden.

We are proud to serve food and drinks all day every day, open from 11am til 10pm, with food served daily 12pm til 9pm, plus a lighter lunchtime sandwich menu and delicious roasts all day on Sundays.

Booking is recommended for diners. Drinkers are always welcome in the bar or in the garden.

We hope to welcome you in soon!

The Queen’s Head , Bramfi eld

In a nutshell:

A friendly, independent country pub serving fresh food and great ales in the heart of Su olk. Dog friendly and well behaved children welcome.

D ’t miss:

A wander around this 1540’s pub to admire the beams and the breathtakingly beautiful country style landscaped garden with the church vista.

Chef’s ch ce:

A beautiful array of fresh dishes made with local ingredients, including many gluten-free and vegan choices. Possibly Su olk’s best sticky to ee pudding!

Fr behind the b :

20+ gins, three local real ales, a huge choice of craft beers, an excellent wine selection, a wide soft drinks range as well as local Su olk lager and cider.

Owners Kev & Kate Wood and their team welcome you to this gorgeous country inn, voted by Muddy Stilettos as ‘The Best Destination Pub 2024, Su olk & Cambs’.

Enjoy locally-sourced, freshly-prepared food in this family and dog friendly pub, serving food all day every day, seven days a week, seasonal menus and an extensive wine and gin list.

Purchased privately in 2016, this astounding 16th century Grade II listed building has been lovingly restored to showcase its beautiful original beams, large open fireplaces and elegant vaulted ceiling.

Bramfield itself is home to the only church in Su olk with a detached round bell tower. It’s also noted for its unusual ‘crinkle crankle’ walls, which can be seen from the pub gardens on the side of Bramfield Hall.

Dogs on leads are most welcome, with both the main bar and long bar available for four legged friends. Complimentary water bowls are always on hand and the pub has a dog menu, with high quality chews and dog ice cream for a special treat. Not a dog fan? Request your table in The Snug, the stunning restaurant area. The pub has held an elite five-star ‘Scores on the Doors’ hygiene rating for almost six years.

The Queen’s Head , Eye

In a nutshell:

The Queen’s Head is steeped in history with medieval beams, open fires, real ales from the cask, brilliant food and a fantastic garden.

D ’t miss:

Our beautiful beer garden, a hidden gem right in the heart of the gorgeous town of Eye.

Chef’s ch ce:

We o er a great selection of traditional pub food and daily specials, or tuck in to fabulous ribs and burgers from Louis Joes Bar & Grill to enjoy alfresco dining.

Fr behind the b :

Choose from our selection of fine real ales direct from the cask with award-winning local ales sitting alongside outstanding guest beers.

The Queen’s Head is an independent free house dating back several hundred years.

The original bar was only the small Cross Street end of the main bar with a fireplace. The back of the bar was the family home. In the 1800s, an o licence was put into the pub (you can see the archway behind the main bar). The Cross Street Bar was a butchers shop until the mid 1900s, the tiled floor and couple of ceiling hooks remain.

The garden was originally part of the industrial area of Eye which flourished as a major market town until Diss became the regional centre with the introduction of the railway. More recently, the area was a car park. We have turned this into a lovely beer garden and put a children’s play area at the far end.

We pride ourselves on being a pub right at the heart of the community o ering something for everyone. Come along and enjoy Bingo and Sunday Funday on the 1st & 3rd Sunday of the month, pop in for pizza between 5pm-8pm every Thursday, or make the most of our 2-course seniors lunch between 12pm-2:30pm on Tuesday.

We o er a warm welcome to one and all and look forward to seeing you soon!

The Queens Head , Blyford

In a nutshell:

Nestled in the heart of The Su olk Heritage Coast, The Queen’s Head Blyford has been serving the people of Su olk and beyond for over 800 years.

D ’t miss:

The food we make and amazing beer from local brewery, Adnams.

Chef’s ch ce:

Food made with love, featuring home-grown produce complimented with the best local independent producers.

Fr behind the b :

A fantastic selection of Adnams beers, spirits and wines and our homemade cocktails.

The pub is owned by local independent brewery Adnams of Southwold and run by Matt and a small team of dedicated friends and family, committed to providing the absolute best food and hospitality with our own quirky twists.

We focus on using all the best local and independent suppliers complimented with produce grown right here at the pub in our extensive gardens.

Everything we do is homemade by Matt and his kitchen team with our experienced bar sta looking after the ‘front of house’ operations. Matt has plenty of experience in the hospitality industry.

Our goal is to provide a warm and friendly environment for you to relax and enjoy the labour of their love for Su olk and its produce.

The Queens Head, Blyford

The Raceh se , Westhall

In a nutshell:

The Racehorse is owned and run by the community.

D ’t miss:

The friendly greeting that you will get from our volunteer sta .

Chef’s ch ce:

Try our locally-sourced Steaks & Ham or grilled Seabass and book early for our ever popular Sunday Roast.

Fr behind the b :

We pride ourselves in our selection of well-kept local real ales and a great wine menu. We also stock a good selection of alcohol-free beers and soft drinks.

Westhall is a lovely village in between Halesworth, Beccles and Bungay. An ideal place to call into on a bike ride/walk. We have plenty of parking and lovely outdoor seating areas. This makes us a good stop over for horse-riders and dog walkers. We’re a dog friendly pub and welcome well-behaved pets.

Running since at least 1860, our village pub was saved when we began the “Race for the Racehorse” and opened a share o er to raise funds to purchase the pub. We now have nearly 500 shareholders that proudly own the pub. Customers have really appreciated the friendly welcome from our team of volunteer helpers and it’s been lovely to see how we’re attracting people from the surrounding villages, towns and holidaymakers. We have music nights, quizzes and special community events.

The Racehorse o ers a full lunch and evening menu with daily specials and a good choice of homemade desserts. On Fridays and Saturdays, we also o er freshly beer battered cod or haddock and cider battered halloumi. On Sundays, we serve our very popular roast lunches.

The Racehorse has been recognised for its great beer o ering and we’ve been added to the Campaign for Real Ale’s (CAMRA) prestigious Good Beer Guide for 2024.

The Railway Inn , Framlingham

In a nutshell:

A traditional community drinking pub, dog friendly, children welcome.

D ’t miss:

Live sports shown regularly, as well as live music nights and karaoke. We have a lovely beer garden as well as pool table and darts.

Chef’s ch ce:

Don’t miss our regular food trucks serving everything from burgers to Thai food, chicken and much more.

Fr behind the b :

Range of lagers, wines and spirits as well as a selection of real ales. Alongside our house lager ‘Railway’.

The Railway Inn went under new management in February 2023. It o ers a fun, family friendly environment with a large beer garden which hosts pétanque matches all year round. And has a BBQ area.

The pool room o ers a large area to play pool or darts, shows Sky Sports and TNT Sports and provides a large dance floor for music nights.

The front of the pub o ers two separate bar areas which o er place of comfort to relax and enjoy a drink whist socialising.

We also o er and bar area in our garden which is ideal for hosting events and parties.

We hire out rooms for private functions and host various events over the year to encourage people to use these facilities.

The Railway Inn, Framlingham

The Rampant H se Inn , Needham Market

In a nutshell:

Family-run pub located two minutes walking distance from the train station and right by Needham Lake.

Chef’s ch ce:

Home-cooked, fresh food served TuesdaySaturday 12pm-2:30pm and 6pm-9pm. Sunday food served 12pm-6pm, fabulous roasts and full menu available.

Fr behind the b :

Freehold bar with a variety of lagers and ciders, local ales including our own Ramp Golden Ale, brewed for us locally at Mauldons Brewery. We also have a good selection of gins, spirits and wines.

The oldest pub in Needham Market dates back to 1544, this listed building is full of history and character.

A warm friendly atmosphere awaits you at The Ramp where everyone is welcome including our four-legged friends.

Enjoy food and drink either outside in our seated garden area or inside cosy by the fire.

Regular themed food nights, quiz nights and live music events, we regularly update our Facebook page to alert everyone of what is up and coming.

Come see for yourself, you won’t be disappointed.

The Rand ph Hotel , Reydon

In a nutshell:

The Randolph o ers the perfect base for exploring the Su olk Heritage Coast and o ers a relaxed and friendly atmosphere for all the family.

D ’t miss:

On the first Sunday of every month, we o er a fun quiz, which begins at 8:30pm in the bar - All are welcome!

Chef’s ch ce:

Homemade afternoon tea including sausage rolls, finger sandwiches, scones and cake selection. Served everyday. (Pre-booking only. 24 hours notice required).

Fr behind the b :

Adnams ales, wines and spirits created less than 1 mile away. Copperhouse Gin & Tonic served with a slice of orange peel... Perfect!

Located in the heart of the peaceful village of Reydon, just a 15 minute stroll from Britain’s most quintessential seaside town of Southwold; The Randolph provides a play area for children in our secure garden, ample free parking for hotel patrons.

Whether you’re looking for a holiday, a celebratory meal, a venue for business meetings, or simply a pint of the local Adnams ale – whatever the occasion, you can be assured that the team will deliver excellent service, excellent food and an excellent experience.

Large parties are easily catered for in our bright and spacious restaurant, we can o er menus for any occasion.

We also have a large, enclosed garden with outdoor seating, sunken trampoline and climbing frame as well as a newly-landscaped patio areaPerfect for outdoor dining!

The Randolph Hotel, Reydon

PREMIUM SMALL-BATCH GIN, VODKA, RUM & LIMONCELLO

HAND-CRAFTED & DISTILLED IN SUFFOLK WITH LOCALLY-SOURCED NATURAL BOTANICALS

The Sail Loft , Southwold

In a nutshell:

A café-bar and restaurant with rooms, right next to Southwold beach, between the main town and the harbour.

D ’t miss:

An easy escape from the busy High Street for a lazy, relaxed meal or simple refreshment.

Chef’s ch ce:

Our local seasonal menu of comfort food uses quality Su olk and East Anglian ingredients. We specialize in Wagyu beef burgers, which are always a big hit with customers. Other favourites on the menu include Seabass Laksa, Lobster bisque risotto and a daily specials board with lots of seafood and seasonal influences. A great range of vegan and gluten-free options are also available, making our dining experience suitable for everyone.

Fr behind the b :

A good selection of local beers, lagers, menu-matched wines, spirits and on-demand refreshing cocktails.

The Sail Loft makes for an easy, lazy escape from Southwold’s cosmopolitan High Street. Whether for a relaxed lunch or dinner, just for drinks or morning brunch and afternoon refreshment, The Sail Loft is the place to be with its friendly team and simple, good food.

Refurbished in 2022 by well-known Su olk chef-restaurateur Jonathan Nicholson, Jonny brings his experiences from owning and running several Good Food Guide-Recommended Su olk destinations.

This welcoming, neighbourhood bar-restaurant situated between the main town of Southwold and the Harbour provides the ideal location behind the dunes with panoramic views across the marshes. With its own private parking and public car park close by, The Sail Loft is an ideal base to incorporate a beach walk with your visit or to extend your stay in one of five, fully appointed, guest rooms. It’s also a great venue for any kind of special celebration with family or friends or even an informal business meeting.

Sibt White H se Inn , Sibton

In a nutshell:

17 years on and with buckets of accolades, owner/ managers Neil and Gill Mason still retain great enthusiasm and desire for success.

D ’t miss:

The stand out food, the wealth of original 16c charm on entry, the unmissable garden in the summer months.

Chef’s ch ce:

All of it! Freshly prepared dishes with ever-changing menu, featuring local meat and fish and seasonal produce from their kitchen garden.

Fr behind the b :

Well-kept local ale from small local breweries. Interesting and varied wine list with no less than sixteen by the glass.

The Sibton White Horse is the perfect blend between country pub and restaurant, o the beaten track, 10 minutes from the A12 at Yoxford. Walk in for a jaw dropping moment. Character inglenooks, bare brick walls, stone floors and mighty low ships timbers create a warm and cosy feel of yesteryear.

The very attractive court yard has sunny and shaded areas and with impressive colourful flower displays, is the perfect area for a spot of alfresco or a cooling o drink. Regular BBQ’s and other events are held in the courtyard during the summer.

The White Horse has an enviable reputation for its culinary excellence, achieving two AA Rosettes once again this year. The food is imaginative, sensitivity cooked and carefully presented.

Whilst clearly attracting diners, drinkers are also made to feel welcome, locals often line the bar, where dogs are also allowed.

For those visiting the area, there are five wellappointed guest rooms, o ering the comforts and facilities expected from a AA Four star Gold awarded inn.

Sibton White Horse Inn, Sibton

St. Pet ’s Brew y & Hall , Bungay

In a nutshell:

One of England’s original craft breweries located in the picturesque grounds of a 12th century Hall deep in the Su olk countryside. We proudly brew traditional British beers including ales, bitters, stouts, and porters.

D ’t miss:

Our very popular “Talk & Taste” beer experience with our beer expert, George Hall. The tour includes a tutored beer tasting and a complimentary beer when you visit the brewery’s on-site shop.

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Our charming brewery shop is open seven days a week where you’ll find all our award-winning beers. We also have alcohol-free, as well as gluten-free and organic beers. You’ll be able to take home a variety of locally-produced artisan products from gins, vodkas, wines, and juices to honey, chutneys, chocolates, and soaps. We also stock our own merchandise. Without a doubt, a visit to us will be enjoyable. There’s a little something for everyone!

To get the most out of a visit to our craft brewery, we recommend booking a “Talk & Taste Experience” with beer expert, George Hall. He’ll take you on an adventure we guarantee you’ll enjoy. Learn how St. Peter’s came about and its brewing secrets! George will also take you around the grounds where you’ll get to see our medieval Hall, surrounded by a historic moat. Our Hall is available for hire for events such as weddings, anniversaries, birthdays and other private events. At the end of the tour, you’ll finish with a tutored beer tasting and a complimentary beer to take home. As of March this year, our tours can now be booked online on our website.

St. Peter’s Brewery was established in 1996 in what was then agricultural buildings. The choice of location was not only because of the Su olk charm, it was because of the unique quality of the water which plays a key role in the production of beer. Deep beneath our brewery, our water is filtered through chalk, drawn up through our well and used in the brewing process of our award-winning beer. Balanced with East Anglian malt, carefully selected hops, and the time-honored skills of our masterful brewers, we create a collection of distinctive, proudly traditional, British beers.

St Peter’s South Elmham, Bungay, Su olk, NR35 1NQ 01986 782322 • www.stpetersbrewery.co.uk

St. Peter’s

The Stag Tav n , Stowmarket

In a nutshell:

We have a selection of good real ale. There are two dart boards and a pool table and we have darts, pool and crib teams.

D ’t miss:

Come and test your brain power in our popular monthly quiz.

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A great selection of real ale along with a wide range of lager, cider, wine and spirits. Whatever you fancy, we will have something for everyone.

The Stag Tavern is a local drinkers pub in the heart of Stowmarket. You are assured a warm welcome when you visit us.

If you fancy your hand at pool, darts or cribbage then this is the place for you. We have teams that compete in local leagues and we’re always happy to welcome new players to join the fun.

If you want to test your grey matter, then come along to our popular monthly charity quiz which usually takes place on the last Sunday of the month. Teams of up to six are welcome at £2.50 per person. There are prizes for the winning team and a good time had by all!

We hope to welcome you to The Stag Tavern and look forward to seeing faces old and new.

The Stag Tavern, Stowmarket

The Swan , Needham Market

In a nutshell:

Sympathetically restored 16th century pub in the heart of the River Gipping town of Needham Market.

D ’t miss:

Our dedication to Su olk’s independent musicians! Share in our open mic nights, acoustic sessions and “bring your own vinyl” evenings.

Chef’s ch ce:

As cherished as our seasonal specials are, our British Beef & Ruddles Ale Shortcrust Pie remains a beloved local favourite.

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With two rotating local cask ales, our very own house ale and an always changing craft beer tap, our pride for our cellar shines through.

Our cherished pub lies snug in the heart of the Gipping valley in the historic High Street of Needham Market. As you step through the door, you’ll be welcomed by the rustic charm of weathered oak beams, the hubbub of locals and, depending on the British weather, a cosy crackling fire or doors open to our sunny terrace and garden.

Winter or summer, at our pub community isn’t just a word; it’s our way of life. Our fantastic team take care to make you feel at home, whether it’s for a pint of locally-brewed ale and a catch-up with friends, or a family meal before an afternoon by the Needham Lakes. Our cellar o ers old favourites alongside guest ales and our menu showcases delicious seasonal treats together with the dishes you know and love.

But it’s not just about food and drink; for us it’s about creating experiences. We are famed locally for our events, from quiz nights to intimate acoustic music sessions and summer barbecues, there’s always something happening. Here, everyone (and their four-legged friends) is welcome and we hope each visit feels special. We look forward to seeing you!

The Theb t Li , Theberton

In a nutshell:

The Theberton Lion is an award-winning family owned freehouse with an emphasis on quality, independence, authenticity and choice.

D ’t miss:

The warm welcome, legendary house-made Steak & Ale Pie, Rock & Roll Bingo and regular Brewery Tap Takeovers.

Chef’s ch ce:

Gluten free options galore, Tuesday Curry Nights, monthly Steak Saturdays and sumptuous Sunday roasts.

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Five ever-changing real ales, real ciders, local lagers, stouts and IPAs. A quality wine list, quirky soft drinks and niche spirits.

Dating from the early 19th century, The Theberton Lion is a Grade II listed award-winning pub at the centre of the tranquil village of Theberton just minutes from the Su olk Heritage Coast.

With an emphasis on local food and drink, The Lion o ers a wide range of hand-picked beverages and real ales alongside freshly house-made meals from a changing seasonal menu with gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options available.

A staple of The Good Beer Guide, boasting an attractive beer garden and comfortable visitor accommodation allowing it to serve locals and visitors to the area alike. With plenty of parking available, Britstop members are welcome to stay overnight in campervans. The Lion’s also just been awarded Rural Pub of the Year 2024!

An extensive programme of events is published each season including beer festivals, live music, an annual pie festival, quiz nights and whisky tasting.

Dogs are warmly welcomed at the door with a biscuit. Proprietors Tom and Helen Lagden and their team look forward to serving you soon!

The Walnut Tree , Thwaite

In a nutshell:

Cosy grade ll listed pub, with a lovely welcoming atmosphere and really friendly sta .

D ’t miss:

The Walnut Tree ready meal range. Our most popular dishes, packaged and frozen for you to enjoy at home. We also make a range of veggie and vegan pizzas to take away and cook at home.

Chef’s ch ce:

The roasted field mushroom, pesto and mozzarella Wellington with creamy white wine and herb sauce.

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Ethically produced wines from around the world, locally produced beers and lots of gins and tonics.

The Walnut Tree is a friendly, family-run pub and restaurant with a di erence! Our menu is 100% delicious, homemade and vegetarian! For those who’d prefer, the whole menu is also available to order as hot takeaways.

In addition to our vegan/organic/fairtrade wine list, we serve ales from three popular local breweries who’ve sourced natural finings especially for us.

We’re very family-friendly, children have their own menu with drinks and ice-cream included and books/games to play at the table. Well-behaved pets are allowed in the bar area.

There are comfy sofas and a woodburner to keep things cosy and heaters under the pergola to enable outdoor eating. The beer garden is full of flowers, lots of picnic tables and umbrellas for the hot summer months.

We have a small shop, so customers can browse our extensive range of homemade, frozen ready meals, dairy free desserts, cheeses and chocolate. Or, choose from the local crafts and cards.

We do get very busy, especially at weekends, so please book your visit to us and we look forward to seeing you soon!

The White H t , Blythburgh

In a nutshell:

A stunning pub and former courthouse, set on the marsh banks of the River Blyth.

D ’t miss:

The beautiful views over the Blyth Estuary from The White Hart garden.

Chef’s ch ce:

Pulled skate wing pancakes, fish caramel soy dipping sauce, cucumber, spring onion, coriander, mint, pickled ginger and chilli.

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Indulge with a glass from our Adnams’ wine list, enjoy a rich red, a fresh white or even bubbles!

The White Hart is a large and cosy inn, retaining a number of fine, original features, ornate beams in the bar and a large, handsome inglenook fireplace in the dining area. It o ers an idyllic countryside setting on the banks of the River Blyth, and it’s only a seven minute drive from the seaside town of Southwold.

The seasonal menu is exciting and fresh, complimented by the finest Adnams beers, wines and spirits. On a Sunday, you are guaranteed a delicious roast. The tables inside are bookable whilst the tables outside work on a first come, first served basis. There is a large garden and oodles of parking.

There are four en-suite chalet bedrooms, with beautiful views over the estuary and all the essentials you need for a fabulous stay.

The White Hart, Blythburgh

2024 Suffolk Beer/Gin Festivals & Events

Sproughton Beer Festival: 11th & 12th May

Tithe Barn Community Centre, Sproughton, Ipswich

Briarbank’s Gin & Rum Festival: 22nd-27th May, Briarbank Brewery, Ipswich

Beach Street Beer Festival: 24th & 25th May, Beach Street, Felixstowe

Beccles Food & Drink Festival: 25th May, Beccles

Gin, Rum & Vodka Festival: 15th June

St. Edmundsbury Cathedral, Bury St. Edmunds

Taste of East Anglia: 15th June, Kentwell Hall, Long Melford, Sudbury

Woodbridge Beer Festival: 21st-23rd June

Hatchley Barn, Bromeswell

Festival of Beer & Brewing: 4th-7th July, The Food Museum, Stowmarket

Little Earth Fest: 5th & 6th July, White Horse Inn, Edwardstone, Sudbury

Ipswich Beer & Cider Festival: 25th-28th July, St. Clement’s Church, Ipswich

Wyverstone Beer & Music Festival: 17th Aug, Wyverstone, Stowmarket

Bungay Beer & Music Festival: 23rd & 24th Aug, Maltings Pavilion, Bungay

The Lindsey Rose Beer Festival: 24th-26th Aug, Lindsey Tye

The Star Inn Beer Festival: 24th-26th Aug, Wenhaston, Halesworth

East Anglian Beer & Cider Festival: 21st-26th Aug, St. Edmundsbury Cathedral, Bury St. Edmunds

Chappel Summer Beer Festival: 3rd-7th Sept, East Anglian Railway Museum, Wakes Colne, Colchester

Queens Head Beer Festival: 19th-22nd Sept, Bramfield, Halesworth

Rumburgh Buck Beer Festival: 27th-29th Sept

Aldeburgh Food & Drink Festival: 28th & 29th Sept, Snape Maltings, Snape

Oktoberfest: 11th & 12th Oct, Christchurch Park, Ipswich

*Information correct to the best of our knowledge as of April 2024*

Supplying meat from local farms to your local butcher 01986 784222 www.bramfieldmeats.co.uk Low Road, Bramfield, IP19 9JQ

• Free Admission & Wine Tasting

• Sparkling Frampaign, White, Red, Rosé & Rose Blush

• A range of White, Red & Rosé Wines, Cider & Perry

• White & Rosé Vermouth, New: Dessert Wine

• Experience Days & Tasting Tours Available

• Private & Corporate Events/Hire. Trade Sales

• Enjoy our Vineyard Trail

01728 724060 www.shawsgate.co.uk

May to September: 10am-5pm October to April: 11am-4pm ShawsgateVineyard,BadinghamRoad(B1120),Framlingham,IP139HZ

D ect y of all* pubs in Suff k

12 Lost Churches, Dunwich

Affleck Arms, Dalham Anchor, Nayland

Anchor, Stratford St. Mary

Anchor, Walberswick

Anchor, Woodbridge Angel, Glemsford Angel, Halesworth

Angel, Lavenham

Angel, Stoke by Nayland Angel, Sudbury Angel, Woodbridge Arbor House, Ipswich

Arcade Street Tavern, Ipswich

Barley Mow, Witnesham

Barnardiston Arms, Kedington Bay Horse, Sudbury

Brewers’ Arms, Ipswich

Brewers’ Arms, Polstead Brewery Tap, Sudbury

Briarbank, Ipswich

Brickmakers’ Arms, Ipswich

Bristol Arms, Shotley

Broadview, Oulton Broad

Brook Inn, Great Cornard

Brook Inn, Washbrook

Buck Inn, Flixton (nr. Bungay)

Buck, Rumburgh

Bull Inn, Barton Mills

Bull, Bacton

Bull, Brantham

Bull, Cavendish

Bull, Long Melford

Bull, Newmarket

Compasses, Holbrook

Cork, Felixstowe

Corn Exchange Bar, Bury St. Edmunds

Cosy Club, Ipswich

Cricketers, Ipswich

Cross Keys, Aldeburgh

Cross Keys, Redgrave

Crown Hotel, Framlingham

Crown Inn, Long Melford

Crown Inn, Snape

Crown, Acton

Crown, Bildeston

Crown, Carlton Colville

Crown, Cattawade

Crown, Claydon

Crown, Great Glemham

Crown, Hartest

Beaconsfield Arms, Occold

Beagle, Sproughton Bear & Bells, Beccles Beefeater, Wherstead

Beehive, Horringer

Beerhouse, Bury St. Edmunds

Bell, Barton Mills

Bell, Carlton Colville Bell, Cretingham Bell, Kersey Bell, Kesgrave Bell, Middleton Bell, Mildenhall Bell, Rickinghall Bell, St. Olaves

Bell, Walberswick

Belstead Arms, Ipswich

Bull, Woolpit

Bennet Arms, Rougham Bird in Hand, Beck Row

Black Horse, Ipswich

Black Horse, Thorndon Black Lion, Glemsford

Black Lion, Long Melford

Black Swan, Homersfield

Black Tiles, Martlesham

Blue Boar, Oulton

Blue Boar, Walsham le Willows

Blues Bar, Lowestoft

Blyth, Southwold

Boot, Freston

Brewer’s Tap, Lakenheath

Brewers, Rattlesden

Bunbury Arms, Great Barton

Bush, Shimpling

Bushel, Bury St. Edmunds

Bushel, Newmarket

Butchers’ Arms, Beccles

Butchers’ Arms, Knodishall

Butt & Oyster, Pin Mill

Cadogan, Ingham

Carlton, Pakefield

Carriers’ Arms, East Bergholt

Case is Altered, Bentley

Castle Inn, Framlingham

Chequers, Bungay

Chequers, Eriswell

Chequers, Gazeley

Chequers, Kettleburgh

Cherry Tree, Stradishall

Cherry Tree, Woodbridge

Crown, Southwold

Crown, Stoke by Nayland

Crown, Stowmarket

Crown, Stowupland

Crown, U ord

Crown, Westleton

Crown, Woodbridge

De La Pole Arms, Wingfield

Dog & Partridge, Bury St. Edmunds

Dog, Grundisburgh

Dog, Norton

Dolphin, Felixstowe

Dolphin, Thorpeness

Dooley, Walton

Douglas Bader, Martlesham Heath

Dove Street Inn, Ipswich

Dove, Bury St. Edmunds

DP’s, Aldeburgh

Drabbet Smock, Haverhill

Chestnut Horse, Great Finborough

Chestnut Tree Farm, Pinewood

Coach & Horses, Melton

Cock & Bell, Long Melford

Cock & Pye, Ipswich

Cock Horse, Lavenham

Cock Inn, Clare

Cock Inn, Hadleigh

Cock, Bramford

Cock, Brent Eleigh

Cock, Polstead

Cock, Stanton

Commodore, Oulton Broad

Duck, Campsea Ashe

Duke of Marlborough, Somersham

Duke of York, Woodbridge

Duke’s Head, Somerleyton

Dun Cow, Bardwell

Earl Kitchener, Ipswich

Edge of Town, Lowestoft

Eel’s Foot, Eastbridge

Elveden Inn, Elveden

Engineers’ Arms, Leiston

Falcon, Ipswich

Farmhouse, Kesgrave

Fat Cat, Ipswich

* Correct at time of printing (April 2024) to the best of our knowledge. Some pubs may be temporarily closed

Felsto Arms, Felixstowe

Ferryboat Inn, Felixstowe Ferry

Fisherman’s Wharf, Lowestoft

Five Bells, Cavendish

Five Bells, Rattlesden

Five Bells, Wrentham

Fleece, Bungay

Flintknappers, Brandon

Flying Dutchman, Oulton Broad

Flying Horse, Ipswich

Flying Shuttle, Withersfield

Four Horseshoes, Thornham Magna

Fox & Goose, Fressingfield

Fox & Hounds, Groton

Fox & Hounds, Thurston

Fox, Bury St. Edmunds

Fox, Darsham

Fox, Elmswell

Fox, Honington

Fox, Newbourne

Fox, Ousden

Fox, Pakenham

Fox, Shadingfield

Froize, Chillesford

Gainsborough, Sudbury

Gardeners’ Arms, Ipswich

Gardeners’ Arms, Stutton

Gardner’s, Tostock

George & Dragon, Long Melford

George, Cavendish

George, Hadleigh

George, Hintlesham

Gladstone Arms, Combs Ford

Half Moon, Mildenhall

Half Moon, Walton

Hand in Hand, Trimley St. Martin

Harbour Inn, Lowestoft

Harbour Inn, Southwold

Hare & Hounds, East Bergholt

Hare & Hounds, Leavenheath

Hare, Long Melford

Hearts of Oak, Lowestoft

Highwayman, Creeting St. Mary

Horse & Groom, Sudbury

Horse & Groom, Wrentham

Horseshoes Inn, Cockfield

Huntingfield Arms, Huntingfield

Huntsman & Hounds, Spexhall

Ingate, Beccles

Isaacs, Ipswich

Maid’s Head, Mildenhall

Maldon Grey, Great Cornard

Man on the Moon, Ipswich

Manger, Bradfield Combust

Manning’s, Ipswich

Margaret Catchpole, Ipswich

Mariner’s Rest, Lowestoft

Mariners, Trimley St. Mary

Marquis, Upper Layham

Masons’ Arms, Bury St. Edmunds

Maybush, Waldringfield

Maypole, Wetherden

Mermaid, Ipswich

Mill Inn, Aldeburgh

Mill Inn, Market Weston

Moon & Mushroom, Swilland

Moreton Hall, Bury St. Edmunds

Ivy House, Stradbroke

Jolly Sailor, Orford

Jolly Sailors, Pakefield

Joseph Conrad, Lowestoft

Jude’s Ferry, West Row

Kentford, Kentford

King Alfred, Oulton Broad

King’s Arms, Bury St. Edmunds

King’s Arms, Haughley

King’s Arms, Stowmarket

King’s Head, Beccles

King’s Head, Beck Row

King’s Head, Belton

King’s Head, Bildeston

King’s Head, Great Cornard

King’s Head, Hadleigh

Nethergate Tap House, Long Melford

New Wellington, Newmarket

Norman Warrior, Lowestoft

North Street Tavern, Sudbury

Notley’s, Lowestoft

Nutshell, Bury St. Edmunds

Oak Tavern, Lowestoft

Oakes Barn, Bury St. Edmunds

Oddfellows, Pakefield

Old Chequers, Friston

Old Mariner, Woodbridge

Old Mill House, Saxtead

Old Red House, Carlton Colville

Old Times, Ipswich

Olde Bell & Steelyard, Woodbridge

Ole Frank, Oulton Broad

Globe, Clare

Golden Boar, Freckenham

Golden Hind, Ipswich

Golden Key, Snape

Golden Lion, Newmarket

Golf, Rushmere St. Andrew

Grand Old Duke of York, Ipswich

Grapes, Bury St. Edmunds

Graze at the White Horse, Beccles

Green Dragon, Bungay

Greengage, Bury St. Edmunds

Greyhound, Botesdale

Greyhound, Bury St. Edmunds

Greyhound, Claydon

Greyhound, Ipswich

Greyhound, Ixworth

Greyhound, Lavenham

Greyhound, Pettistree

Greyhound, Wickhambrook

Grosvenor, Felixstowe

Grover & Allen, Sudbury

Halberd, Ipswich

King’s Head, Mendlesham

King’s Head, Orford

King’s Head, Stutton

King’s Head, Woodbridge

King’s Head (Low House), Laxfield

Lady Elizabeth, Sudbury

Lady of the Lake, Oulton Broad

Lake Lothing, Lowestoft

Lattice Barn, Ipswich

Limeburners, O ton

Lindsey Rose, Lindsey

Lion, Debenham

Lion, Little Glemham

Lion, Stoke by Clare

Lion, Theberton

Lion, Needham Market

Little Wellington, Stowmarket

Livingstone’s, Kessingland

Lord Nelson, Ipswich

One Bull, Bury St. Edmunds

Lord Nelson, Southwold

Macebearer, Bury St. Edmunds

Magpie Inn, Combs Ford

Owl and the Pussycat, Walton

Oyster Inn, Butley

Packhorse Inn, Moulton

Parrot, Aldringham

Peacock, Chelsworth

Pickerel, Stowmarket

Plough & Fleece, Cockfield

Plough & Sail, Lowestoft

Plough & Sail, Snape

Plough, Blundeston

Plough, Hundon

Plough, Ipswich

Plough, Wangford

Poacher’s Pocket, Carlton

Potter’s Kiln, Lowestoft

Prince of Wales, Sudbury

Punch Bowl, Battisford

Pykkerell, Ixworth

Queen, Brandeston

Queen, Dennington

Queens, Bury St. Edmunds

Continued

Queen’s Arms, Mildenhall

Queen’s Head, Blyford

Queen’s Head, Bramfield

Queen’s Head, Burgh Castle

Queen’s Head, Eye

Queen’s Head, Haverhill

Queen’s Head, Hawkedon

Queen’s Head, Lower Layham

Queen’s Head, Stowmarket

Queen’s Head, Wenham Magna

Racehorse, Westhall

Railway Inn, Aldeburgh

Railway Tavern, Mellis

Railway, Framlingham

Railway, Westerfield

Ram, Brandon

Rampant Horse, Needham Market

Ramsholt Arms, Ramsholt

Randolph, Reydon

Raven, Ipswich

Red House, Stanningfield

Red Lion, Bildeston

Red Lion, Chelmondiston

Red Lion, Great Wratting

Red Lion, Martlesham

Red Lion, Southwold

Red Lion, Woodbridge

Retreat, Stowupland

Ringsfield Tavern, Ringsfield

Rose & Crown, Bury St. Edmunds

Rose & Crown, Elmsett

Rose & Crown, Haverhill

Rose & Crown, Hundon

Shoulder of Mutton, Assington

Sir Alfred Munnings, Mendham

Six Bells, Felsham

Six Bells, Horringer

Six Bells, Preston St. Mary

Six Bells, Walsham le Willows

Sole Bay Inn, Southwold

Sorrel Horse, Barham

Sorrel Horse, Shottisham

Spread Eagle, Bury St. Edmunds

Spread Eagle, Ipswich

Spring Tide, Lowestoft

St. Jude’s Brewery Tavern, Ipswich

Stag, Stowmarket

Stanford Arms, Lowestoft

Vine Inn, Hopton

Vulcan Arms, Sizewell

Waggon & Horses, Newmarket

Wagon, Sudbury

Walnut Tree, Thwaite

Walnut Tree, Worlington

Walnut, Stowmarket

Waterlily, Ipswich

Waveney, Oulton Broad

Weaver’s Tap, Sudbury

Weeping Willow, Barrow

West Gate, Bury St. Edmunds

Wheatsheaf, Exning

Wheatsheaf, Tattingstone

White Hart, Aldeburgh

Star Inn, Wenhaston

Star, Lidgate

Station Hotel, Framlingham

Station Hotel, Ipswich

Steamboat Tavern, Ipswich

Suffolk Punch, Ipswich

Sun Inn, Bradwell

Swallow, Ipswich

Swan, Holbrook

Swan Inn, Barnby

Swan Inn, Monks Eleigh

Swan, Clare

Swan, Coney Weston

Swan, Fressingfield

Swan, Hoxne

Swan, Lavenham

Swan, Lawshall

Rose, Crowfield

Rose, Shotley

Royal Exchange, Haverhill

Royal George, Barningham

Royal George, Ipswich

Royal Oak, East Bergholt

Royal Oak, Laxfield

Royal Oak, Lowestoft

Royal Oak, Stowmarket

Royal Standard, Leiston

Royal William, Stowmarket

Rushbrooke Arms, Sicklesmere

Sailor’s Home, Kessingland

Salutation, Ipswich

Saracen’s Head, Newton

Shannon Inn, Bucklesham

Shepherd & Dog, Hollesley

Shepherd & Dog, Onehouse

Swan, Needham Market

Swan, Southwold

White Hart, Blythburgh

White Hart, Halesworth

White Hart, Hopton-on-Sea

White Hart, Newmarket

White Hart, Otley

White Hart, Stradbroke

White Hart, Tuddenham St. Mary

White Horse, Withersfield

White Horse, Badingham

White Horse, Badwell Ash

White Horse, Beyton

White Horse, Capel St. Mary

White Horse, Corton

White Horse, Easton

White Horse, Edwardstone

White Horse, Exning

White Horse, Felixstowe

White Horse, Finningham

Swan, Westerfield

Thatchers’ Arms, Bures

Thomas Wolsey, Ipswich

Thrasher, Ipswich

Ship Inn, Dunwich

Ship, Blaxhall

Ship, Pakefield

Shipwreck, Shotley

Three Horseshoes, North Cove

Three Horseshoes, Barrow

Three Horseshoes, Bures

Three Kings, Fornham All Saints

Three Tuns, Bungay

Three Tuns, Needham Market

Three Ways, Cowlinge

Three Wise Monkeys, Ipswich

Tollgate, Bury St. Edmunds

Tramway Hotel, Pakefield

Triangle Tavern, Lowestoft

Trowel & Hammer, Cotton

Trowel & Hammer, Pakefield

Turnstone, Hopton-on-Sea

White Horse, Great Waldingfield

Unruly Pig, Bromeswell

Victoria, Earl Soham

Village Maid, Lound

White Horse, Kirton

White Horse, Leiston

White Horse, Rendham

White Horse, Sibton

White Horse, Stoke Ash

White Horse, Sudbury

White Horse, Swe ing

White Horse, Tattingstone

White Horse, Westleton

White Horse, Whepstead

White Lion, U ord

White Swan, Exning

White Swan, Halesworth

Wilford Bridge, Melton

Willow Tree, Stowmarket

Wine Vaults, Beccles

Woolpack, Debenham

Woolpack, Fornham St. Martin

Woolpack, Haverhill

Woolpack, Ipswich