Takeaway Pubs in Suffolk

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

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

The Sorrel Horse is a 16th-century inn in Shottisham, Suffolk, serving award-winning ales from Mauldons Brewery alongside hearty pub food.

Moon and Mushroom Inn is a 16th-century freehouse inn in Swilland, Suffolk, serving home-cooked food and local cask ales from East Anglian breweries.

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

The Limeburners is a traditional pub in Offton, Suffolk, with real ales, live music nights, and a family-friendly beer garden.

The Duke of Marlborough is a community-owned pub in Somersham, Suffolk, trading from a timber-framed building that has welcomed visitors for nearly 500 years.

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

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 Waveney is a pub and restaurant on Bridge Road, Oulton Broad, Suffolk, with a large garden, live music, and views across the Broad.

Fox Pub is a bar and restaurant in Elmswell, Suffolk, open daily and offering takeaway alongside on-site dining, with parking available on site.

The Queen's Head at Bramfield is a Grade II listed, 16th-century pub in Bramfield, Suffolk, with original beamed ceilings, open fireplaces and a walled beer garden.

Hand In Hand is a traditional pub-restaurant in Trimley St Martin, Suffolk, said to be the only pub in the village since the 18th century.

Crown Inn Snape is a 15th-century inn and restaurant in Snape, Suffolk, serving locally sourced seasonal food a short walk from Snape Maltings.

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 Flying Dutchman is a pub and restaurant on Beccles Road in Lowestoft, Suffolk, with live music, outdoor seating, and a dog-friendly policy.

Swan Needham Market is a community pub on the High Street in Needham Market, Suffolk, showing live Sky Sports and TNT Sport on multiple HD screens.

Angel Inn is a 16th-century pub and restaurant in Glemsford, Suffolk, serving traditional food including steak nights, curry nights, and Sunday roasts.

Beehive Inn is a dog-friendly pub and restaurant in Horringer, Suffolk, close to the National Trust's Ickworth House Park and Gardens.

The Blue Boar is a country pub and restaurant in Walsham Le Willows, Suffolk, open seven days a week and serving freshly prepared food all day from noon.

Star Inn is a proper old-fashioned country pub near Halesworth, Suffolk, with one of the largest beer gardens in the area and views across the Blyth valley.