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Best Pubs in Long Melford

A town-first shortlist for Long Melford, pulling together the pubs most worth knowing about in this corner of Suffolk.

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The Black Lion
Dog FriendlyChild Friendly

The Black Lion

Long Melford

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.

George and Dragon Hotel
Dog FriendlyOutdoor Seating

George and Dragon Hotel

Long Melford

George and Dragon Hotel is a traditional pub with rooms and restaurant in Long Melford, Suffolk, serving pub classics, Sunday roasts, and real ales daily.

Hare Inn Long Melford
Dog FriendlyOutdoor Seating

Hare Inn Long Melford

Long Melford

Hare Inn is a traditional inn and restaurant in Long Melford, Suffolk, cooking wholesome British food from fresh using local seasonal produce.

Cock & Bell
Dog FriendlyOutdoor Seating

Cock & Bell

Long Melford££

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

Long Melford Swan
Child FriendlyWheelchair Accessible

Long Melford Swan

Long Melford

Long Melford Swan is a pub, restaurant and hotel on Hall Street in Long Melford, Suffolk, serving modern British cuisine daily.

The Bull
Child FriendlyGood for Groups

The Bull

Long Melford££

The Bull, Long Melford, Suffolk - traditional pub on Hall Street offering food, drinks and accommodation in this picturesque village location.

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