4.3/5

(830 reviews)

The Bunbury Arms is a beautiful pub, carvery & restaurant, situated in Great Barton, just outside Bury St. Edmunds on the A143. The Bunbury Arms has a fresh, colourful and modern look throughout, maki

Street corner local with a large single bar. Live music on Sat eve. Originally only a beerhouse, the Crown got its full license on February 8th 1956.

4.5/5

(535 reviews)

Award winning freehouse, serving great real ales and home cooked food. Amelia and Lauren are tweeting all the inside info on Bernies Boozy Barrels!

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4.2/5

(264 reviews)

Great rooms in a pretty village location close to Bury St Edmunds To check availability and book online click here Our Kitchen Serving a traditional menu of all your English pub favourites. Our

4.7/5

(194 reviews)

Convenient for railway station. A pub with a reputation for good value Sunday lunches. Live music on Sat eve. Purchased from Greene King by pub regular Peter Garner, who has renovated & re-opened it in March 2011.

4.6/5

(151 reviews)

A rare example of a back-street pub that was a former beer house and has only had a full license since 1962. Tucked away, but located quite close to the nearby railway station with its magnificent early Victorian facade.

4.5/5

(167 reviews)

THE PICKEREL IS RUN BY ELTON AND JAZZ WHO HAVE BEEN AT THE PUB FOR THE LAST 12 YEARS, LIVE MUSIC EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY!

Recently refurbished, this pub now offers a changing selection of beers on hand pump and craft beers listed on a blackboard. A beer menu also advertises their craft beer selection which includes some unusual options for the area and good value snacks.