This rustic, C17th free house has a nautical feel to it, with Lord Nelson memorabilia and 2 wells! Owners, Rosario and Jazmine D’Angelo serve a delightful menu of Modern British food with Italian influences and use specialised ingredients for their creative dishes. Super service and 2 private function rooms.

Part of the world famous Snape Maltings, the Concert Hall is exclusively for concert goers. Enjoy a drink or sample local produce in the Oyster Bar, with its peaceful terrace, or book in advance and dine pre or post performance in the restaurant with its stunning views over the reed bed and the River Alde.

Once a brewery, Colin Phillips has refurbished this friendly, village local. The ales are from Greene King and the food is country cooking at its best, including game in season and home made steak & kidney pie. The dining room is smoke free and the secure beer garden and raised decking are a delight in the summer.

Nice to see something different, true Scicilian cooking, complemented with wines from the region. Run by Hadleigh & Yvonne Piret, sample super country cooking with recipes handed down through the generations. An open plan kitchen allows you to see the highly skilled chefs at work.

Now run by Iris and the team, there is lots to do at The Anchor with a fantastic games room which can also be used for functions. There is a friendly atmosphere and Iris also supports local charities with many events through the year. Good entertainment with quizzes, karaoke and lovely barbecues in the summer.

Rated with four diamonds by the Tourist Board, The Angel Inn is a great place to dine. On offer are brilliant dishes such as medallions of beef fillet, Cajun rubbed salmon fillet and a traditional Sunday roast and booking advisable. There are 3 well appointed, en suite bedrooms should you wish to stay.

Jane is a member of Camra so she knows a thing or two about her real ales! The Angel is a cosy, traditional pub with roaring fires in the winter and two fabulous gardens to relax in during the summer. There are 5 well appointed en suite rooms from just £45 and The Angel is a great venue for any type of function.

The Artilleryman, now run by Laurie and Dawn, who have made a host of changes to the pub. There is a beautifully enclosed courtyard and a range of good entertainment with pool, darts and four TV’s showing Sky Sports. This is excellent place to hold a function with a friendly atmosphere.

Set in the heart of Ipswich, you are assured the finest, authentic, Italian cuisine, with the emphasis on fresh fish and seafood. Too many superb dishes to mention; we loved the lobster, swordfish and the made to order pizzas, but you can try many more! The full bodied Italian red wines complement the food perfectly.

Now run by Paul & Natalie, this relaxing Café offers quality food, served all day from, jacket potatoes to meat and steak dinners. A wide range of drinks with an extensive international wine list and exclusive Baileys cocktails. Lively weekends with Charts discos and karaoke. Perfect for families and shoppers.

The Bath House, run by David and Lenka, is situated right on the seafront and offers an extensive range of entertainment from quiz and poker nights to pool and darts. David attended Gordon Ramsey’s Masterclass and is a fellow of the British Institute of Inn Keepers so the standard of the food and drink is truly top drawer.

A very well established venue run in great style by Dean & Caroline, who are proud that everything on their brasserie menu is truly home made. Lots of seasonal vegetables from their garden and excellent fresh sea fish many caught by Dean himself! The Fish & Chips is superb, as is the Steak & Kidney Pudding.

Set in this picturesque Suffolk village, you’ll find this delightful C14th, family run inn. Food is served every day and is freshly cooked to order. Try medallions of pork in a creamy mustard sauce, fresh fish, vegetable lasagne and a super tapas menu available on Sundays and Mondays. 3 cask conditioned ales too.

Open lunchtimes and evenings, 7 days a week, this delightful restaurant serves authentic Indian cuisine of a high standard. Delights include spiced salmon and lobster dishes, Baltis and vegetable Thali and there’s a takeaway service available too. Good service by experienced staff in a lively atmosphere.

Jim & Donna offer a warm welcome at The Black Horse with their friendly atmosphere. The new food offering is traditional pub grub with all your favourites such as Ham, Egg & Chips, Lasagne & Burgers too. The garden is huge and has capacity for campers and areas for football. With Green King IPA and a host of draughts at great value you won’t be disappointed!

John and Vicky have made a huge difference to The Boot and brought back the charm to this delightful C16th pub. The 5 real ales include Adnams, Wherry and Spitfire and the food is superb with highlights including Rock Eel, Skate and a wonderful Sirloin of Beef on Sundays. All functions are catered for and there is regular live music, including Samba and Rock & Roll!

Grade II listed, filled with Tolly Brewery memorabilia and set in a super location overlooking the River Orwell. Good ales which are well kept by Angie Halsey and varied pub food, with something to suit everyone. There’s a terrraced garden and seats at the front where you can sup a pint and enjoy lovely views.

New tenants, John and Catherine, are certainly making lots of improvements to this pub located close to the local barracks. They serve traditional English bar food from 12-9pm plus senior citizens can eat lunch for £3.50 and kids have their own menu. A friendly and lively atmosphere with weekly entertainment.

The experienced and highly competent team of Julian & Dawn serve excellent ales which include Adnams and Victoria Bitter and serve good, fresh pub food. There superb Sunday lunch is very popular so book early! They encourage fun and put on regular discos and party nights which are enjoyed by everyone.

Steeped in history, this former courthouse serves excellent ales and a wonderful array of fine home cooked food and is run by the highly professional Pamela & Tony. The beers include IPA, Wherry and Adnams and some of the food highlights are fresh Cod & Home-made Chips and Sunday Carvery coming soon. Kids are welcomed and smaller portions are served if required. All in all well worth a visit!

The archetypal village pub with great food! A pub that has been rejuvenated by Dave & Anita Wolloff who now serve Adnams Bitter and Broadside as well as a broad choice of food with delights including Pies, Fresh Fish, Steaks and a mouthwatering array of home baked desserts!

Just 500 yards from the harbour, unsurprisingly there is a nautical theme here! New owners, Mark & Linda have made improvements, from interior redecoration, to a vastly improved menu. Good English food is served from breakfast onwards and the 11 bedrooms are great value from £30, with pets welcome!

Graham & Mags have dreamed of running their own pub and it has has finally come true! With well kept ales including London Pride and IPA, good Wines and pub style food including favourites such as Steak & Kidney pie there is bound to be something to suit all tastes. Open all day everyday, the aim is to create a family friendly atmosphere. I think they are well on their way!

Whilst the front of this venue is pretty standard, the rear is anything but, with a spectacular patio and gardens sweeping down to the River Deben. Run by Ron and Debbie Germain for over 6 years, they offer 2 comfortable rooms from £50 and serve 6 quality real ales, bar snacks and an à la carte menu too.

A family oriented pub that is fittingly family run. Set in an acre of land Tracey Watlin serves well kept ales, including Adnams and Broadside and some great locally sourced food. Try Cod fresh from Orford, Beef & Ale Pie and lots of Daily Specials all of which represent excellent value for money. There is plenty of fun too, with race nights, live bands and a summer beer festival.

Great views of trout lakes from this historic C16th inn. The interior is festooned with fascinating poetry, tracing the history of the village. The fine chef creates dishes to entice every palate, from seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, complemented by a well considered wine list. A family venue, with a lovely garden.

This new and exciting China Blue restaurant has a relaxing feel and is set in luxurious surroundings. There is a separate function perfect for all types of events and a trendy bar area upstairs. Enjoy good value, freshly prepared, fabulous cuisine and fantastic wines in the restaurant.

This former library is grade II listed and provides the opportunity to eat in a modern yet atmospheric dining room. The high ceilings provide a relaxing ambience where you will sample excellent Chinese cuisine; the seabass is simply wonderful! The separate function room is perfect for all events.

A tasteful blend of contemporary interior within a charming grade II listed building gives Church’s a delightful atmosphere. Owner Jeff Hunt, serves 2 fine real ales and a diverse and affordable wine list, including Champagnes. The food is Modern British, with a hint of Mediterranean and includes favourites like Slow Roast Pork Belly, Grilled Dover Sole, Church’s Fishcakes, Seared Ribeye and Gloucester Old spot Sausages. The courtyard is just perfect in summer for al fresco dining. Well worth a visit!

A modern, London style interior at this 2 floor restaurant and takeaway. The speciality is freshly baked baguettes with a host of different fillings. Between 8.30am and 10.30am there’s free delivery within a 2 mile radius on all orders over £5. Now under the enthusiastic ownership of Josh and Chris.

New owners Simon & Victoria produce superb quality, locally sourced food and even cater for the Town Hall! They have created a range of menus to suit all tastes, from bar meals such as Beer Battered Cod with Hand Cut Chips to seasonally changing specials like Smoked Salmon & Crayfish Tails with a Pink Grapefruit Salad! Fine ales from Adnams as well as guests.

Named after the Corksand Light ship, this super pub has balconies with excellent sea views. There’s a beautiful new restaurant, entirely non smoking, where you can savour traditional English food from fresh fish & chips to succulent steaks. Live music 3 times a week. Booking is advisable.

Dating to 1740 and steeped in history, this delightful bar and brasserie has been refurbished to give a contemporary feel with soft furnishings and exotic plants. Dine on succulent steaks, Suffolk sausages and fresh seafood, or pop in for a drink, with a choice of continental lagers, real ales and a range of fine wines.

Open all day and adjacent to the village cricket pitch, this is a charming venue for families (kids love the tree house). A large country pub complete with a large, heated decking area, where you can enjoy fine, home cooked food like steak & kidney pud’ and exquisite banana & chocolate pancakes with local ice cream!

A lovely 600 year old inn that is expertly run by Garry & Teresa. They take great pride in their home reared meat, with guests able to see lots of animals in the grounds. The food is Modern British and highlights include Tiger Prawn Parcel, Smoked Fish Platter and the freshest Fish & Chips. A unique venue, well worth a visit.

Customers from all walks of life mix happily in this friendly venue. Conveniently near the bus station, there is a spacious ground floor, a first floor available for functions and a lovely roof garden. Tasty food, from wholesome breakfasts to healthy salads and pastas; certainly something for everyone.

This C18th pub has 2 open fires and is full of antique and period furniture. Superb English food, with a modern twist, such as honey roast organic salmon with a sweet chilli & ginger dressing. A well priced lunch menu too, 3 well kept real ales and an interesting wine list, specialising in wines from small vineyards.

Now run by Sally and Barbara, The Elephant & Castle is a grade II listed, traditional country inn with a sense of history. A lovely interior with real fires and situated close to the historic town of Woodbridge and the Suffolk Heritage Coast. A wonderful venue that offers a wide variety of good pub food.

This traditional pub, run by Heather and Andy, has a friendly, relaxing atmosphere with a cosy real fire. Enjoy terrific home-made food from an ever changing menu and a wide choice of drinks including 4 well kept real ales, 3 of which are guests. There is fantastic entertainment such as live music, quiz nights,pool, darts and a range of themed evenings too.

A dramatically improved venue, where all ages are welcome. The freshest of fish, with smoked haddock wrapped in cured ham, salmon on a bed of sautéed leeks and cod in parsley & cheese sauce, as well as steaks, chicken and vegetarian options. There’s a good wine list, real ales and varied live entertainment too.

Situated close to the seafront with delightful open views over the water from the new conservatory and now run by Hugh and Claire. There is a lovely range of dishes served in the restaurant, with a terrific community spirit in the bar which welcomes locals and newcomers and boasts 3 well kept real ales.

Wendy & Bob have created a wonderful community feel with everyone made welcome. There is traditional pub fayre such as Steak & Ale pie and Sunday roast where booking is required. The garden is superb and spacious with a fantastic children’s play area and even a fairy garden! Selected for the Good Beer Guide 2009-2010, the ales are superb and the warm welcome and atmosphere are not to be missed. Wendy is also rightly proud to be voted East Anglian Daily Times ‘Local Heroes Landlady of The Year’!

This two in one venue is a great pub as well as a lovely Thai Restaurant. Totally authentic, with a wide variety of dishes using traditional spices where everything is home made. 2 well kept real ales served in the cosy bar area and there is a lovely al fresco dining area to enjoy in the summer!

The Foundry Arms, now run by Mark and Michelle, has been completely transformed and now offers an extensive range of delicious food. There is a lovely enclosed garden to relax in and enjoy eating al fresco during the summer months. Plenty to do with lots of live entertainment, something for everyone.

This thatched coaching inn dates back to the C12th and boasts a magnificent wishing well. Superb food, from succulent steaks, game in season and fresh fish to novelities such as Louisiana Cob Loaf. Sunday, features a popular carvery and there are 2 real ales to sample, good wines and a large beer garden for summer.

You will be amazed by the stunning countryside views from this delightful pub, now run by the Yallop family. They serve lovely, home made food with regular changes to the menu. Try juicy steaks, the freshest of fish and a large range of delicious home made desserts. 4 real ales and some excellent wines.

This friendly, old fashioned pub has a cosy atmosphere with 2 real fires. Brian and Nell have a lovely, changing menu of English and continental style food and there’s always fresh fish and a choice of steaks and delicious pasta dishes. Sunday lunch is excellent value at £7.50 and the atmosphere is very relaxing.

The new owners of this C18th free house have a roaring log fire and a choice of 2 interesting menus. Sample light snacks at lunchtime, like home made soup, baguettes and jacket potatoes, or try tasty dishes like lamb shank and succulent steaks served from Thursday to Saturday evening. Super Sunday lunch too.

Now overseen by Franco’s brother, Carlo, who has retained the restaurants well earned reputation for its excellent seafood dishes, which are in turn complemented by some wonderful Italian wines. A convenient venue for pre or post theatre meals or for that very special, intimate occasion.

A classy venue where you can spend as much or as little as you like. Chef Du Patron, Patrick Benois produces an innovative and varied menu, with diverse dishes such as Pistacchio Goats Cheese and Seabass and Fennel Papilotte. The wines are also varied and very competitively priced.

Not just a refreshment point for the museum, but a genuine stand alone restaurant with its own entrance. Good English food, with all day breakfasts, steak & ale pie, Cornish pasties and tempting, freshly baked cakes, produced by the skilled Stacey Gilbert. There’s also an excellent delicatessen too.

The Globe, now run by Tommy and Johnny, is a friendly, welcoming drinking only pub which offers many drink deals and a range of terrific entertainment. All major sporting events are shown live on Sky Sports and there is a beer garden too. They also belong to the British Institute of Inn Keepers.

Mark & Lorraine have totally refreshed this bright modern bar. Lots of stainless steel and mirrors create a trendy feel, complemented by the comfort of soft leather sofas! Classic cocktails and 5 screens playing classic movies create a unique ambience which is enlivened on Saturdays with a popular disco.

Now run by Les and the team there is bound to be something to suit everyone. A warm and vibrant welcome is guaranteed and a host of entertainment is available every Saturday night! You will enjoy the new range of pub food coming for the summer including barbecues and the 3 well kept and ever changing guest ales are superb. You won’t be disappointed.

A delightful pub that boasts panoramic views of the surrounding Essex countryside. Expertly run by Tony & Mel, who keep 3 fine real ales and serve good quality pub grub including a superb Steak & Ale Pie. They also provide plenty of entertainment with live music and theme nights, truly a pub that provides something to suit all ages and all tastes.

New owners, Martin and Linda, run this friendly, traditional free house. Open all day for great value food and drinks, with OAP specials from £4.50 and a popular Sunday roast. A great venue for all ages with regular theme nights, a new secure outside area with a lit pond, waterfall, kids play area and a bouncy castle!

A friendly pub where you are surrounded by medieval features including gargoyles and heraldic shields. You can dine on C14th recipes too, such as pumpes and medieval stuffed trout, as well as delights like freshly battered cod with home made tartare sauce. Now with a supper license and monthly folk music.

Anita & David have made vast improvements here including a complete redecoration. They keep 4 good ales which include IPA and Woodforde’s Wherry and are proud to have been awarded their Cask Marque. The food is not only all home-made but of an excellent quality too! Very diverse, you can have anything from Fresh Fish and Fish Pies, to more filling dishes like Curry and Lasagne or light snacks for those in a hurry. The terrace is a delight in summer and this venue really has something for everyone.

This traditional pub, run by Nigel, is the perfect place for families to enjoy, with a fine childrens’ play area in the lovely enclosed garden, and baby changing facilities. There is a warm and inviting atmosphere as well as great entertainment which includes pool and darts.

A delightful, olde worlde, terraced pub with a host of nooks and crannies, as well as a den. Good, traditional English food is served at lunchtimes and in the evening, with excellent steaks amongst the favourites. There are two guest real ales, a nice patio and garden with smokers area and a games/function room.

A C17th listed pub in the centre of Bocking, now managed by James Sharples, who has created a venue for the youngsters. Great character, with 2 inglenooks, beams and reputedly a ghost! Real ales are from Greene King & Adnams and there’s pool, darts, Sky tv, regular music, and new a decking area.

An historic thirteenth Century Inn with a real traditional feel, nestled on the beautiful Suffolk coastline. Enjoy classic British pub lunch favourites as well as a wonderful evening menu, which provides twists on popular classics and all dishes are prepared using local ingredients where possible. An ideal base from which to explore, with stunning walks and a beautiful coastline on its doorstep.

This grade II listed venue is everything an English pub should be with a wealth of character, open fires and many historic features. There are 3 real ales and some fine, traditional English food such as Liver & Bacon Casserole, Suet Crust Pies and delicious Crumbles! Great food and ales, wonderful service, and ambience too that cannot be surpassed.

Step back in time at this C13th former smugglers’ inn, with its legends of secret tunnels, rustic interior and open fire. Adnams Orford Platter, which includes delicious, freshly smoked local fish. A truly atmospheric place to stay, with double rooms from £60.

Award winning chef, Mr Abdul Hoque is the new owner of this stylish restaurant and he brings with him an excellent reputation. He prepares classic Indian dishes to a superb standard, that can be washed down with Indian beer, and he offers free delivery within an 8 mile radius if you spend more than £15.

Lady Florence is an ex-admirality vessell, commissioned in 1944, and operates from Orford Quay. Cruises include morning 3 course American style brunches, à la carte lunches, summer sunset dinner & autumn Champagne sunset high teas. All this and super South African wines, including many rare brands.

A charming village local that is at the heart of the community. Now run by mother and daughter, Jinjer & Zoe who keep 3 fine, local real ales which include IPA and serve some great home-made food. Favourites include Chicken & Ham Pie, tender Steaks and a too tempting Apple Crumble! Half portions are available and there are regular themed food nights too.

This delightful and traditional country pub is both family run and family welcoming! Bags of atmosphere with plenty of beams and 2 open fires, with good real ales from Greene King and Adnams. The food is a wonderful example of home cooking at its best, with many outstanding dishes like Lamb Shank, Pork Hock, Ham, Egg & Chips as well as superb roasts on Sunday!

This delightful and traditional country pub is both family run and family welcoming! Bags of atmosphere with plenty of beams and 2 open fires, with good real ales from Greene King and Adnams. The food is a wonderful example of home cooking at its best, with many outstanding dishes like Lamb Shank, Pork Hock, Ham, Egg & Chips as well as superb roasts on Sunday!

This proper old fashioned pub has a real community feel and has been brought back to life by Stephen Culham. He servesgood home-made pub grub and hosts various food themed nights such as Curry Night, Steak Night and there is an excellent Sunday Roast. Lots to do with terrific entertainment from regular live music to pub games like pool, darts and crib.

A sumptuous venue where every dish is created with the utmost care and there are so many to choose from too! There is a warm welcome and extremely efficient service as well, with every customer made to feel like a v.i.p. Lots of themed nights provide plenty of entertainment to complement the excellent cuisine.

This refurbished Victorian pub is the perfect venue for the whole family. Excellent food created with flair and passion, like garlic chilli prawns and pan fried salmon supreme are a delight. There are theme nights throughout the week and regular entertainment, or for a bit of peace and quiet, relax in the tranquil garden.

No food and no children! This is a traditional, town pub where you can enjoy a relaxing drink in an adult environment. Landlady, Angela Thomson has vast experience in the pub trade and has created a friendly atmosphere at her C19th free house. Lord Nelson adorns the walls and you can play pool or darts!

The warmest of welcomes is guaranteed by ever friendly landlady, Angela Crocker. She has created a really welcoming environment where you can enjoy 3 good ales, including Woodfordes Wherry and a nice selection of pub food which features Lasagne, Chilli, Ham, Egg & Chips and a Roast of the day. The monthly Curry Night is very popular and not to be missed and if you are looking to put on a function then Angela’s conservatory is just perfect!

Now run by Nettie and Leigh, this community pub is a stylish place with a great range of entertainment for everyone to enjoy. There is Sky Sports showing all the latest big sporting events as well as live music, karaoke and quiz nights. The menu is fantastic value and features many good, wholesome dishes.

Renowned for their fresh fish & chips to take away but you can also eat in and sample cod, skate, haddock, chicken and many other dishes freshly cooked to order. Open 7 days a week from 11am to 10.30pm, you are guaranteed good quality, wholesome food and excellent service from Adnan and Margaret.

Set in the heart of Constable country, The Marlborough Head Inn, dates back to the 17th Century and is steeped in history, with bags of rustic charm. There are 3 delightful en suite rooms from just £65 including one with a four poster bed. The ‘Fabulous Fish Friday’ is not to be missed!

This well established seaside restaurant is now managed by Dawn Barker. There’s a new range of breakfasts on the menu and now plenty of low fat, healthy options, as well as the classic burger meals and you can now choose a side salad instead of fries. The restaurant opens from 6.30am to 11pm every day.

This popular restaurant is efficiently managed by Amanda Adams and is now open from 6.30am ‘til 11pm. The traditional menu is always available and there are now a growing range of healthy options like toasted deli sandwiches and salads at less than 3% fat. Kids love their own menu which comes with a gift.

This unique, C16th free house is an integral part of the local community and was voted ‘Local Pub of the Year’ by the Evening Star. There’s an amazing choice of real ales, all from East Anglian small breweries, and divine food, like wholesome casseroles and plum crumble. Pretty patios, with heaters too!

Chef du Patron, Salim Malik offers a a new and improved à la carte menu, featuring authentic Indian dishes prepared with fresh spices and without colouring. Try his unique fish dishes and crispy salads as well as the traditional classics. Open every day from 6pm with free delivery available within a 3 mile radius.

Now run by Shaun Mellor, this free house has been lovingly restored and now boasts two real fires and a warm ambience. There is an extensive international wine list featuring good new and old world wines as well as a wide range of spirits. Enjoy the excellent array of varied entertainment.

Now run by Mark and Karen, who are also chefs, The Old Crown Inn is filled with a warm atmosphere and a welcoming feel. There is a log fire which is great in the winter as well as a beer garden for summer. Good entertainment with a variety of theme nights and monthly quizzes.

Originally built in 1860 by Squire Onley in the ‘village of twisted chimneys’, this delightful country pub has been lovingly refurbished by Jim & Yvonne Whitwell. Relax on the sofas and enjoy a drink by the open fire and sample delicious home made fayre like Cottage pie or bangers & mash. a Pretty garden too.

This C14th inn, which is set in 2 acres of grounds and boasts 2 log fires, is now run by the Barker family. A superb menu of home made dishes, with fish and game in season the speciality, is served both lunchtimes and evenings and can be accompanied by well kept real ales. All private functions are welcomed.

Dating back to 1617, the building has great character and charm. The 40 en suite rooms are very well appointed and are competitively priced from just £52. The adjoining Beefeater provides consistently good food from breakfast onwards and is managed by the highly professional Paul Burningham.

The Pink Panther is a Cafe/Bar with a twist, expertly run by Laurie and Dawn, there something going on every night! There is a terrific coffee menu available which is served all day and all night in this vibrant atmosphere. Laurie is also a member of the British Institute of Inn Keepers.

A charming country inn and family restaurant, now run by new owners Andy and Lindsay. The chefs provide a wide range of culinary delights using fresh, local produce complemented by an extensive range of wines, ales, beers and spirits. Lots to do, with an exciting and varied range of events and functions.

Recently refurbished by Steve & Lisa who have really put their stamp on the Quayside. They truly provide something for everyone with a wide range of drinks and an excellent ‘pub food’ menu that starts from 7.30 am with a superb Full English Breakfast! Families are made really welcome and the entertainment is first class, with cover bands, Indie rock, discos, karaoke, pool, basketball in the garden and no less than 4 large screens and even the latest 3D TV!

This family run pub has been brought back to life by Jane and Danny who have created a real community spirit and traditional feel. There is a good range of entertainment such as pool, darts, crib as well as regular live music. Enjoy top quality home made food at both lunchtimes and in the evening.

Set in an area of outstanding beauty with some of the most picturesque views in Suffolk. A free house, expertly run by Elizabeth Bell that boasts 6 superb real ales and some excellent country cooking. Sample succulent Belly Pork, the freshest of Seafood and tender Lamb Shank. Very family welcoming, this super venue truly boasts great value, service and atmosphere!

A lovely, high street pub that was formerly ‘The Black Boy’ in the C18th where cock fighting took place. Excellent food, all home made with all day breakfasts, a superb steak & kidney pie and a great Sunday roast, plus you can dine al fresco on the patio. A friendly atmosphere, ideal for the whole family.

Now run by Terry Holland and Corrinna Dawes, the Red Lion dates back to the 18th century and has been freshened by a redecoration. They serve good traditional bar food and wholesome dishes such as Steak & Kidney Pie at both lunchtimes and in the evening. Sample any of the 4 fine real ales. There is a lovely, large garden and good entertainment with weekly quizzes. The only pub in the village!

The Red Lion, run by Peter and Jane, is full of character with original beams and a beautiful Inglenook fireplace. There is a wide selection of delicious home-made food including many mouth watering desserts and the meat is hand picked, locally sourced and prepared in house by their own personal butcher.

This fantastic pub, now run by Henrique and the team, offers an extensive range of food and drink in a warm atmosphere. All the dishes are home-made and the food utilises local produce, all of which is organic. There is a lovely enclosed patio & garden which is safe for families and convenient parking too.

This family run venue offers great food at excellent value for money. Try the fabulous range of fresh fish dishes, succulent steaks and super vegetarian options, like mushroom Stroganoff and vegetable pasta bake. 3 well kept real ales, a superb choice of wines and kids love their own menu and new play area.

A lovely traditional and now, family run pub. Father and daughter, Alan & Vikki bring vast experience to this venue, with Vikki producing an interesting range of gastro pub dishes featuring Stews, Butternut Risotto, Roasts as well as plenty of Fresh Fish. The excellent beers are from Greene King and include IPA and Abbot, both of which are very well kept!

Now run by Karen Hart and her family, The Rose Bistro serves delightful food from breakfasts and light bites to sumptious evening meals with dishes as diverse as sizzling steaks to fresh fish. Enjoy a relaxing breakfast whilst you browse through the papers, a tasty lunch or a candle lit, romantic dinner!

This modern ground floor and cellar restaurant serves a good selection of both English and Mediterranean food from 9am until late. Choose delights such as fresh fish and mixed Mezza, or from the changing daily specials menu. Patio for al fresco dining, as well as live entertainment and a new licence until 2 am.

The Royal Marine is set in the pretty town of Walton on the Naze and is close to the seafront. This drinking only pub has a warm atmosphere with a separate games room that has pool and darts as well as a cosy snug, complete with books to peruse. A great place to relax after a stroll along the prom!

Mick & Marlene and their dedicated staff always provide you with the very warmest of welcomes. The Royal Oak is a traditional style pub with every facility that you could require, whether it is a quiet drink, a delicious, well priced home cooked meal or an important party celebration.

Now under the new ownership of James Sallows and Juli Oldfield who have over 20 years experience in the restaurant business between them. Enjoy a unique dining experience with the finest quality of locally sourced food, expertly and freshly cooked, with an excellent selection of wines.

This historic 13th Century pub has a friendly atmosphere, serving superb real ales, exciting wines and an ever-changing lunch and evening menu. The food is a blend of traditional and modern style British cuisine with recognizable dishes with a twist as well as popular classics. The food is home-made utilizing local produce and you must try the mouthwatering desserts.

A delightful, C16th free house set in 5 acres of glorious Suffolk countryside, just 20 minutes from Southwold and many other attractions. There are 8 refurbished guest rooms and an excellent revolving menu of fresh and interesting dishes, complemented by superb real ales, wines and single malts. Caravan Club listed.

This family owned, air conditioned restaurant serves an amazing choice of over 50 dishes including Szechuan, Cantonese and Peking cuisine. Choose from dishes like lobster, scallops and Orange duck and there’s a takeaway with free delivery service. Outstanding service complements the excellent standard of food.

With fine cask ales, traditional pub food and the unique Black Rock Grill there is lots to choose from at The Six Bells. The Black Rock Grill is a delicious, healthy and interactive dining experience with food available everyday. There is also a large beer garden including a paddock and a comfy lounge.

Reputedly the oldest pub in Ipswich, this atmospheric venue, complete with open fires and beams aplenty is run by the professional Sheryl McGeown. She serves 4 good real ales in a homely and comfortable atmosphere and provides excellent entertainment from bar games and music to a clairvoyant!

The Stock Well was the name of a spring that rose in the area and was used as a common well by locals hundreds of years ago. Set in the heart of the town’s Dutch Quarter, this C14th, grade I listed building has been recently refurbished. Run by Paul & Sue, who have retained all the original beams and its all of character!

A very sporty pub which is adorned with flags. Inside there is the hugely popular large screen Sky tv, pool, and darts, with live music on Saturdays and karaoke on Tuesdays; there’s always something to do! The best of British bar menu includes a superb all day breakfast, fish & chips and pies.

The Sugar Loaves, now run by the Blake family, is full of charm and boasts beams and a large Inglenook fireplace. There is a pretty dining area where you can enjoy good home-made food and the kids even have their own menu. Enjoy a wide range of entertainment with pool, darts and karaoke.

An excellent and historic venue that dates back to the C16th and boasts all that is good in an English pub. 4 good real ales as well as a Shepherd Neame guest and a well priced range of fine wines. The food is English and delicious, with Steak & Kidney Pud' and Beef, Mushroom & Stilton Pie amongst the favourites.

A traditional pub at the heart of Long Melford that dates back to 1767, when it was a ‘brew house’. Great pub grub, with Freshly Baked Baguettes and a specials board including, Cottage Pie, Lasagne, Beef & Onion Pie, all locally sourced where possible. There are regular bands, a gorgeous garden with picnic tables and pub games too.

A wonderful hotel set in a beautiful village. Lavenham is very pretty and the Swan is the best place from which to explore the delights of Suffolk. A lovely sense of history in this C14th hotel, with 4 stunning dining areas serving wonderful British cuisine. 50 delightful en suite rooms and some with fourposters.

Now owned by Pam & Simon and reputed to be the oldest pub in Ipswich, this Grade 1 listed building is also home to a ghost from a murder committed in 1664! Relax with a refreshing created from fresh, locally sourced produce.

This C16th, listed country pub is now run by Andrew & Tina, who serve a wonderful array of home made traditional dishes utilising local suppliers. Try Toad in the Hole, rabbit stew as well as a tempting choice of Oriental delights, complemented by fine ales. There’s a pretty garden, new patio and play area.

Landlady, Sonia Hood, has many years experience and extends a warm welcome to everyone, including ramblers. She serves a nice English menu of home made specials, with lots of traditional favourites, complemented by 2 well kept real ales. The ideal venue for parties and functions, with a huge garden & play area.

Paul and Wendy are part of the local pub watch scheme and welcome everyone to the Three Pigeons. There is plenty to do with pool, darts and a variety of pub games, as well as lots of live entertainment at the weekends and in summer, barbecues with superb bouncy castles for the kids!

Just 5 minutes walk from the river Stour and in the centre of a charming village, you’ll find this lovely and welcoming 100 year old pub. Complete with beams and fire, this is a wonderful venue in which to relax and enjoy real ales and both an à la carte and bar menu as well as a warm welcome from Lee and Sonia!

Now under new management, this pub has evolved into a clean, friendly, good old fashioned drinking venue. All drinks are competitively priced, with cider on tap too, and you can enjoy pool, karaoke, acoustic music and DJs. Open all day, the pub has a great atmosphere and there’s a nice patio for the summer.

Unsurprisingly close to the station, this welcoming pub is full of train memorabilia. Great beer and good, wholesome food like home made chicken & mushroom pie, tasty lasagne and Jam Roly Poly. Open all day, family friendly with summer barbecues, a nice Sunday roast and OAP lunches for just £4.95.

This family run, C15th former Coaching Inn has been brought back to life by Fred and Clara. They offer sumptuous home made food including a delightful specials board. The vegetables are hand picked from the local farm and the wines are even selected by the villagers. That is customer service!

Enjoy tasty home made dishes in a separate, pretty restaurant. There is a friendly atmosphere and good entertainment with free pool on selected nights and karaoke. Perfect for all types of events with a separate function room and buffet available, as well as a lovely garden to enjoy.

Dating from 1772 and reputedly haunted, this hotel is expertly run and now boasts a new Spanish chef. He creates excellent dishes on both menus, a Sunday carvery and a good value OAP lunch on Fridays. Pets are very welcome and the 15 well appointed en suite bedrooms are priced from just £37.50.

A unique environmentally friendly venue complete with wind turbines, solar panels and a bore hole for water. They serve superb home-made food such as Ham, Egg & Chips, Pies and Fish & Chips with many ingredients grown on the grounds. Sample up to 8 well kept real ales including Adnams and 2 guests plus 5 ever changing ales brewed by their own Mill Green Brewery. Enjoy the regular live entertainment with monthly bands, open mic nights, blues and folk as well as a lovely beer garden too.

‘It’s Your Local’ says landlord, Peter Whalley who takes great notice of all his customers’ views. The 3 real ales are always good and include IPA and 2 changing guests, whilst the food is locally sourced with an abundance of fresh seafood, including the famous Cromer Crab. For meat eaters, the Essex Steak Pie with home-made Puff pastry is not to be missed! Dogs are welcome, children have their own menu and functions are catered for.

It is important to realise that whilst the Fish & Chips are delicious, there is much much more to this venue. The breakfast is excellent and there are some mouth watering home cooked dishes like Beef Casserole with Dumplings, Shepherd’s Pie and for dessert, Apple Crumble. Great coffees, teas and cakes too.