Wheelchair Accessible Pubs in East Anglia

Anchor at Walberswick is a pub on The Street serving food and drinks in Walberswick, Suffolk. Visit their website for menus, opening times and event information.

The Packhorse Inn is a traditional village pub in Moulton, Suffolk, with sixteen bedrooms and a seasonal kitchen just two miles from Newmarket.

The Chequers is a 16th-century pub and inn in Thornham, Norfolk, open daily from breakfast through to late evening with 11 bedrooms on site.

Fighting Cocks Inn is a traditional free house inn in Winfarthing, Norfolk, dating back to the 17th century and sitting on the B1077 about 4 miles from Diss.

King's Arms is a community-owned pub on the village green in Shouldham, Norfolk, with rotating cask ales and a timber-pergola garden.

The Red Lion is a community pub on Quebec Street in Dereham, Norfolk, open daily with live sport shown every day and a beer garden.

The George at Hintlesham is a pub and restaurant in Hintlesham, Suffolk, just five miles from Ipswich on the A1071, with parking and full wheelchair access.

The Rose and Crown is a family-run pub in Elmsett, Suffolk, with draught ales, a beer garden, and burger night every Thursday.

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

The Warrener is a pub and restaurant in Thetford, Norfolk, sitting on the edge of Thetford Forest with a beer garden and daily opening hours.

The Live Lounge, 18 Ipswich St. Live music venue and pub in Stowmarket, Suffolk. Food, drinks, and entertainment seven days a week.

The Walnut Tree is a pub-restaurant in Worlington, Suffolk, serving locally sourced, freshly prepared food from pub classics to seasonal specials.

The White Heron is a riverside pub in Brundall, Norfolk, serving cask ales, cocktails, and a full menu from breakfast through to Sunday roasts.

The Lion is a traditional pub in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, situated between the seafront and the town centre with regular live music.

The Gunton Arms is a traditional pub in Norwich, Norfolk, serving real ales, home-cooked food, and offering comfortable accommodation for visitors to the area.

The Drabbet Smock is a Wetherspoon pub-restaurant in Haverhill, Suffolk, open daily from 8am with outdoor seating and step-free access.

The White Lady is a pub, restaurant and B&B on Front Street in Worstead, Norfolk, open daily with regular events including a weekly Fish & Chip Night.

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.

Greyhound Country Pub & Kitchen is a family-run freehouse restaurant near Newmarket, Suffolk, serving locally sourced, home-cooked pub food and real ales.

The Angel Hotel is a traditional coaching inn and pub in Halesworth, Suffolk, with an on-site Italian restaurant and rooms available to book direct.

The Reedcutter is an 18th-century riverside pub in Cantley, Norfolk, sitting on the banks of the River Yare with free moorings for visiting boats.

The Fressingfield Swan is a village pub and restaurant in Fressingfield, Suffolk, known for its Sunday carvery and hot stone steaks.

Greenstone is a family pub in Dereham, Norfolk, serving a daily carvery alongside a full menu, with a beer garden and parking off the A47.

The Kings Head (The Low House) is a traditional pub in Laxfield, Suffolk, serving food and drinks in a historic village setting on Gorams Mill Lane.