Best Pubs in Suffolk

Lavenham Greyhound is a traditional pub on High Street in Lavenham, Suffolk, serving food and drink in a historic market town setting.

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

Rushbrooke Arms is a thatched country pub and restaurant in Sicklesmere, Suffolk, with a stone fireplace, wood beams, and a beer garden.

Six Bells Horringer is a traditional pub near Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, serving food and drinks in a welcoming village setting. Visit for ales, hearty meals, and friendly service.

Cross Keys Aldeburgh is a traditional pub on Crabbe Street in Aldeburgh, Suffolk, serving food and drinks in the heart of the coastal town.

Dolphin Inn is a traditional pub located on Peace Place in Thorpeness, Suffolk, serving food and drinks in a welcoming village setting.

The Woolpack is a traditional pub located on Tuddenham Rd in Ipswich, Suffolk, serving food and drinks in a welcoming atmosphere.

Royal William is a traditional pub in Stowmarket, Suffolk, located on Union Street. Serving food and drinks in a welcoming atmosphere for locals and visitors.

The Claydon Greyhound is a traditional pub located on Ipswich Road in Claydon, Suffolk, serving food and drinks to the local community.

Brewers Arms Polstead is a roadside pub in Bower House Tye, Suffolk, with a separate restaurant, spacious garden, and ample parking on the A1071.

Jolly Sailor at Orford is a 16th-century inn near Woodbridge, Suffolk, serving modern British pub food with fresh local seafood and Adnams ales.

Period features in a 15th-century former coaching inn with a bar, a restaurant & a terrace.

The Black Lion is a 15th-century inn in Long Melford, Suffolk, with ten individually styled rooms and relaxed dining open five days a week.

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

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.

Cock & Bell, a Greene King pub on Hall Street in Long Melford, Suffolk, serving food and drinks in a traditional village setting.

Swan Inn is a traditional village pub in Alderton, Suffolk, known for real ales and two vintage jukeboxes, a 1961 Wurlitzer and a 1964 Rock-ola.

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.

Swan at Holbrook is a traditional pub located on The St in Holbrook, Suffolk, serving food and drinks to the local community.

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

The Weeping Willow is a traditional pub located on Bury Road in Barrow, Suffolk, serving real ales, home-cooked food and offering a welcoming atmosphere for locals and visitors.

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 Locks Inn is a community-owned riverside pub near Beccles, Suffolk, sitting at the tidal limit of the River Waveney.

The Fat Cat is a free house pub in Ipswich, Suffolk, pouring up to fifteen real ales straight from the cask in a temperature-controlled tap room.