Find pubs in and near Suffolk
And nestled within these forest-filled regions are warm, welcoming Chef & Brewer country pubs, with menus full of rustic traditional favourites, delicious food, an extensive wine list and real ales. When you’re searching for the best pubs in Suffolk, you can’t go wrong with our locations in and around the county.
Find a pub in and near Suffolk
The best pubs in and near Suffolk
Our country pubs in Suffolk are dotted throughout the countryside and are just the place to bring your family, your friends or bring your best friend along to one of our dog-friendly pubs for a perfect evening meal. Whether you’d like an ice-cold beer or a glass of wine, come for lunch, for dinner or an evening tipple with a view.Our menu is flush with favourites, both drink and food. And we also offer a nice range of pub classics for our vegan and vegetarian guests. All made with seasonal produce and the most delicious ingredients from our country suppliers.
And just across the county line, we also have some of the best country pubs near Suffolk too. Come for the beautiful countryside setting and stay for delicious meals and refreshing drinks.
Roaring fires
Snuggle up in Martlesham’s cosy Red Lion when you’re next in the Suffolk countryside. This handsome Grade II-listed building is packed with character and has seen its fair share of history. From the iconic red lion figurehead, taken from a Dutch ship in 1672, to its location nearby the famous Sutton Hoo excavation, there’s more than enough to dig into.
Speaking of digging in, at this dog-friendly pub in Suffolk, you’ll find a menu full of pub classics that you can enjoy in the comfort of our dining room or beer garden. We’re always ready to welcome you, come rain or shine.
Thinking about Yew
Look out at the rolling landscape of Essex, just a short drive from Suffolk at the Yew Tree in Great Horkesley. Just a stone’s throw from the quaint but lively town of Colchester, our pub is the perfect place to come if you’re visiting, living in or simply passing through Suffolk or Essex.
This cosy English pub dates back to the 1600s, serving everyone from farmers to traders over the centuries. Today, it continues to provide both travellers and locals alike with traditional pub food along with a wide selection of drinks to match.
Venturing further afield
Riverside rusticity
A little further away from sunny Suffolk, the Rushcutters Arms in Norfolk has great links to the neighbouring county and just as much to see. From the Whitlingham Broads to the village of Thorpe St Andrew, enjoy an ice-cold beer or glass of wine from either the comfort of our tables or out in the beer garden after you’ve explored the historic local area.
Sat on the edge of the River Yare, this pub near Suffolk is just the place to watch the boaters, ramblers and cyclists pass by, as they follow the water’s route on the Wherryman's Way trail through the heart of the Broads.
Moor to enjoy
A pleasant riverside spot, the Bridge in Waterbeach in Waterbeach has just the thing to warm you up, calm you down or fill you up. Whether you’ve spent the day sailing at nearby Cam Sailing Club, just come for great food or have moored up down the road, you’ll leave us full of beans and ready for the rest of your day or night.
Gather the family, bring your partner or go alone and enjoy old favourites. And if you’re joining us for a weekend meal, be sure to try our traditional Sunday roasts with a huge Yorkshire pudding and lashings of gravy.
Good manors
Over the county line is the beautiful Essex pub, the Grange. Less than five minutes walk from the iconic Grade II-listed Boreham House, this pub is perfect for locals and visitors alike. Whether you want to explore the history of the manor town or are planning visits to other pubs near Suffolk and their nearby landmarks, the Grange is ideal for a cosy visit.
This country pub is a handsome and convenient setting for enjoying tasty traditional pub food including leisurely Sunday lunches. And don’t forget to wash it down with one of our delicious drinks, whether you’re looking for something alcoholic or soft.
More about Suffolk
Whether you’re a Suffolk local or visiting to see the history and culture throughout the cities, towns, villages and countryside, there’s so much to see and do across this lovely county.From the picturesque Suffolk Coast to the Broads National Park, there’s enough nature and greenery, rivers and outcroppings that you’ll never want to go inside again. And with sights like Framlingham Castle or Sutton Hoo archaeological site, there’s enough history in Suffolk to shake a stick at!
The best places to plan your excursions to all these places? Our Chef & Brewer Collection pubs in and around Suffolk make for the perfect staging ground for exploration or a place to hang your hat after a long day seeing the sights. Take a seat, order something delicious to eat and we’ll handle the rest.