Pubs in East Anglia

Anvil Inn is a traditional country pub in Congham, Norfolk, known for its weekly Sunday carvery and selection of real ales.

The Gardeners Arms is a country pub in Tostock, Suffolk, serving real ales, rotating guest brews, and traditional Sunday roasts.

The White Horse is a four-star inn and pub in Overstrand, Norfolk, with ten ensuite rooms, a lawned beer garden, and food served daily from breakfast through dinner.

The Tavern is a single-bar village pub in Belton, Norfolk, serving beers and real ales with darts, pool, and free parking on site.

White Hart is a village pub in Attleborough, Norfolk, serving locally sourced food and real ales, with outdoor seating, parking, and a dog-friendly welcome.

Jolly Sailors is an 18th-century inn in Brancaster Staithe, Norfolk, serving real ales, stone-baked pizzas, and locally sourced seafood daily.

Ye Olde Bell and Steelyard is a 16th-century pub and inn in Woodbridge, Suffolk, serving real ales and a seasonal pub menu beneath massive oak beams and open fires.

The Eel's Foot Inn is a historic inn and pub in Leiston, Suffolk, sitting on the edge of RSPB Minsmere Reserve in the hamlet of Eastbridge.

Boathouse Tavern is a pub and bar in Heacham, Norfolk, sitting within Heacham Beach Holiday Park on South Beach Road and serving food and cocktails.

The Lattice Barn is a lively pub on Woodbridge Road in Ipswich, Suffolk, serving handcrafted cocktails, real ales, and a menu of dirty burgers and loaded gyros.

The Cross Keys is a village pub on Main Road in Henley, Suffolk, serving real ale, homemade food, and live music most weekends.

The Debenham Lion is an award-winning pub and restaurant in Debenham, Suffolk, named best pub in Suffolk and Norfolk at the 2025 Food and Drink Magazine Awards.

The Crafty Fox Cafe Bar, a casual dining pub in Ipswich, Suffolk, serves craft beers, cocktails, and food on Thoroughfare.

Vernon Arms is a traditional pub on Church Street in Southrepps, Norfolk, serving food and drinks in a historic village setting near Cromer.

The Case is Altered is a community-owned pub in Bentley, Suffolk, run by a cooperative of over 200 members and volunteers.

The One Bull is a gastropub on Angel Hill in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, serving a Modern English menu alongside beer brewed at its own Brewshed craft brewery.

The Theberton Lion is a Grade II listed pub and restaurant in Theberton, Suffolk, and CAMRA Cider Pub of the Year 2026 for Suffolk.

The Wild Rabbit is an independent pub in Harkstead, Suffolk, serving seasonal menus made with ingredients sourced within 30 miles.

Slaughden Sailing Club has a clubhouse bar on the River Alde in Aldeburgh, Suffolk, open to visitors at weekends as a waterside alternative to the town's pubs.

The Market Tavern Public House is a Grade II listed pub on Market Place in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, dating from at least 1772.

The Foundry Arms is a dog-friendly pub in Northrepps, Norfolk, serving proper pub food and hosting regular live music events.

The Bell Inn, Rickinghall — a traditional pub in Rickinghall, Suffolk, serving food and drinks on The St. Visit their website for menu details and opening times.

The Angel Inn is a 16th-century pub with rooms in Stoke By Nayland, Suffolk, currently closed for redevelopment but still open for overnight stays.

The Gatehouse is a pub and bar in Kings Lynn, Norfolk, serving food, drinks, and traditional hospitality on Kellard Place.