Takeaway Pubs in East Anglia

George & Dragon is an 18th-century pub near Castle Acre, Norfolk, with exposed beams, an open fire, and a menu that changes regularly.

White Horse Holme is an award-winning Grade II listed pub near Hunstanton, Norfolk, ranked 31st in the Good Food Guide's 100 Best Pubs 2025.

Adam and Eve is reportedly the oldest pub in Norwich, Norfolk, with outdoor seating, parking, and open daily.

The Ship Inn is an independent freehouse pub in Weybourne, Norfolk, serving locally sourced food and drink with four guest rooms above.

Coach and Horses is a pub located at 82 Thorpe Road in Norwich, Norfolk, serving food and drinks to locals and visitors. Visit their website for opening hours and current menu offerings.

The Beagle is a country pub and restaurant in Ipswich, Suffolk, housed in whitewashed former farm cottages with a large lawned garden.

White Horse Whepstead is a country pub in Whepstead, Suffolk, with a sun-trapped garden and a globally inspired food menu.

Trafford Arms is a traditional pub located on Grove Road in Norwich, Norfolk, offering food, drinks and a welcoming atmosphere for locals and visitors alike.

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

The Dog is a family and dog-friendly pub in Ludham, Norfolk, serving locally sourced home-cooked food alongside real ales from nearby breweries.

The Old Kings Head is a pub in Brockdish, Norfolk, serving freshly cooked pizza and pasta, with takeaway available alongside dining in.

Bar 1 is a traditional pub on Pier Walk in Gorleston On Sea, Norfolk, with cocktails, live music every weekend, and pub grub served daily.

The New Wellington is a family-run pub and restaurant in Newmarket, Suffolk, with cask ales on tap and live music at least once a month.

The Kings Head is a 16th-century inn on the market square in Orford, Woodbridge, Suffolk, open daily with a terrace and rooms.

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.

Butcher Bhoy is an Irish pub in Norwich, Norfolk, pouring what it bills as the best Guinness in the city from its new Queen Street home.

Cock Inn Polstead is a Grade II listed, 17th-century pub on the village green in Polstead, Suffolk, with a gin bar, cask ales, and a large beer garden.

The Victoria is a family and dog-friendly pub in Thurston, Suffolk, showing live Sky Sports and TNT Sport on multiple HD screens.

Huntingfield Arms is a traditional free house on the village green in Huntingfield, near Halesworth, Suffolk, with changing cask ales and homemade food.

Queens Head Blyford is a thatched country pub and dining destination near Halesworth, Suffolk, dating to around the 15th century.

The Hermitage is a family-run Victorian inn in Acle, Norfolk, known for locally caught fish and shellfish served alongside a steak menu.

The Royal Oak Bintree is a 17th-century pub in Bintree, Norfolk, serving hand-pulled real ales and home-cooked meals open daily.

The Crown Hotel is a community pub on the High Street in Watton, Norfolk, open daily and showing live sport every day.

The Ferry Inn is a pub on the village green in Stokesby, Norfolk, serving food daily from noon until 8.30pm last orders.