Takes Bookings Pubs in East Anglia

The Lighthouse, a pub and restaurant on High Street in Aldeburgh, Suffolk, serving food and drinks in a seaside setting.

The Ferry House is a traditional pub on Ferry Rd in Surlingham, Norfolk, offering food and drinks in a riverside setting near Norwich.

The Centurion is a large pub on Ormesby Road in Caister On Sea, Norfolk, with a beer garden, function room, and parking for over 50 cars.

White Hart at Roydon is a historic pub in Roydon, Norfolk, with exposed beams and open fireplaces, sitting just on the Norfolk and Suffolk border near Diss.

The Cretingham Bell is a traditional pub in Cretingham, Suffolk, serving food and drinks in a welcoming village setting.

The Black Horse Inn is a historic pub on Black Horse Lane in Ipswich, Suffolk, claimed to be the town's oldest, with a beer garden and regular live music.

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

Crown & Mitre is a Grade II listed pub on Ferry Street in Kings Lynn, Norfolk, with riverside views over the Great Ouse and AA Rosette food.

Fox and Goose Fressingfield is a traditional pub on Church Street in Fressingfield, Suffolk, serving food and drinks in a historic village setting.

The Turnstone is a family-friendly pub in Hopton, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, serving ales, ciders, wines and cocktails from midday daily.

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.

Reedham Ferry Inn is a family-run inn in Reedham, Norfolk, sitting beside the River Yare and the only vehicular chain ferry between Norwich and Great Yarmouth.

Dog & Partridge is a 17th-century pub on Crown Street in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, serving cask ales and British pub grub daily.

Masons Arms is a traditional pub in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, with nine Cask Marque accredited real ales and a sheltered courtyard garden.

The Wiveton Bell is a pub-restaurant near Holt, Norfolk, with a garden terrace overlooking the village green and menus built around local seafood, meat, and artisan produce.

Plough is a pub on Dogs Head Street in Ipswich, Suffolk, with live music at weekends and a beer garden for warmer days.

The White Horse is a former coaching inn and pub with rooms in Blakeney, Norfolk, with nine en-suite bedrooms and a dog-friendly courtyard.

The Three Horseshoes is a family-run pub and restaurant in North Cove, Suffolk, rated 4.6 on Tripadvisor and ranked number one in Beccles.

The Bell Public House is a pub in Hemsby, Norfolk, open daily from 11am with live music, outdoor seating, and a dog-friendly policy.

Short Blue is a characterful pub on the high street in Gorleston On Sea, Norfolk, with a log fire, harbour-view garden, and a menu running from breakfast through to Sunday roasts.

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.

Henry IV is a pub-restaurant in Fakenham, Norfolk, serving food daily from burgers and steaks to curries, with parking and a beer garden on site.

Cherry Tree is a dog-friendly pub in Costessey, Norfolk, with a sunny beer garden, live music nights, and a full menu of pub classics.