4.4/5

(303 reviews)

The Angel has always been an Inn, the earliest record of it is listed as 'well established in 1153' but the current 'new build' dates from 1678, when it was renamed 'The Angel' from it's former name.

The Anchor is a traditional quayside pub run by a tight knit team more like a small family.

4.5/5

(561 reviews)

At our pub we try to keep things traditional we do have a restaurant and also have retained our tiled public bar with its cosy log burner, we served 4 real ales from the hand pump or direct from the barrel.

4.1/5

(1,211 reviews)

The Duke of York is so called because the hill we sit on is said to be the very hill up which the Grand Old Duke of York marched his 10,000 men, before marching them down again. This is a reference to

4.5/5

(140 reviews)

Large Victorian split level pub with large screen TV to show sport in main bar. Child friendly garden. Located close to Long Shop museum.

4.6/5

(266 reviews)

Thatched village local with a single traditional bar & a separate dining area. Gravity beer is still served from a back bar. The huge garden leads down to a small stream & unspoilt meadows.

4.5/5

(394 reviews)

Reputedly a Smugglers Inn dating back to the 15th century, The Sorrel Horse is the quintessential English country pub with tap drawn cask ales, a thatched roof, tiled floors and an original bar billiards table, nestled in a picturesque rural Suffolk villa

4.3/5

(1,080 reviews)

Whether you are wanting to 'get away from it all' on a holiday break, visiting on business, or simply looking for somewhere superb to dine, you will find that The Westleton Crown, offers a distinctly different experience to your usual hotel, restaurant or