Wheelchair Accessible Pubs in Ipswich

Halberd Inn is a traditional pub located on Northgate Street in Ipswich, Suffolk, serving food and drinks to locals and visitors.

The White Hart, a traditional pub on Helmingham Rd in Ipswich, Suffolk, offering classic ales and hearty food in a welcoming atmosphere.

The Railway Inn Westerfield is a traditional pub on Westerfield Road offering food and drinks in Ipswich, Suffolk. Visit for a relaxed atmosphere and local hospitality.

The Last Anchor is a waterfront pub in Ipswich, Suffolk, located at Haven Marina. Enjoy drinks and dining with views of the marina.

Barley Mow Witnesham is a dog-friendly pub on Mow Hill near Ipswich, Suffolk, with outdoor seating and on-site parking.

The Butt & Oyster, Ipswich, Suffolk - Traditional pub on Pinmill Road serving cask ales, locally sourced food, and riverside views.

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

The Lattice Barn is a lively pub on Woodbridge Road in Ipswich, Suffolk, serving handcrafted cocktails, real ales, and a menu of dirty burgers and loaded gyros.

Royal George is a traditional pub on Colchester Rd in Ipswich, Suffolk, serving food and drinks in a welcoming atmosphere.

The Crafty Fox Cafe Bar, a casual dining pub in Ipswich, Suffolk, serves craft beers, cocktails, and food on Thoroughfare.

Steamboat Tavern is a riverside pub in Ipswich, Suffolk, known for live music nights and an ever-changing range of guest ales and ciders.

Chestnut Tree Farm is a family-friendly pub and carvery in Pinewood, Ipswich, Suffolk, serving carvery from 11:30am daily alongside a full food menu.

Ipswich Waterfront offers access to rivers and broads in Ipswich, Suffolk, featuring waterfront walks, boat trips, and leisure facilities along Neptune Quay.

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.

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.