Good Pub Guide Recommended
With interesting local beers, good food and friendly staff, this old thatched pub is extremely popular with our readers. The most striking part is the beamed bar with its cavernous inglenook fireplace and attractive furnishings including a nice mixture of wooden chairs and oriental rugs on the polished floorboards; board games, cribbage, darts and piped music. The carpeted and candlelit dining area is behind a knocked-through fireplace. Earl Soham Albert Ale and Victoria Bitter and Humpty Dumpty Bad Egg and Railway Sleeper on handpump, nine wines by the glass plus pudding wines, and quite a choice of coffees. There are seats on the back terrace overlooking surrounding fields; boules. West Stow Country Park and the Anglo-Saxon Village are close by.
Good Pub Guide Food
Using local seasonal produce, the inventive bar food includes filled baguettes, pork, apricot, cured ham and pine nut pâté, crab, prawn and crayfish cocktail, ham and eggs, portabello mushroom, spinach and goats cheese risotto, chicken, tiger prawn, coconut and cream goan curry with mango, pawpaw and orange chutney, and slow-cooked lamb with redcurrant and red wine gravy, yorkshire pudding and rosemary and sea salted roasted potatoes; they offer two- and three-course choices, too.







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lauralazuli
Friday 30 December 2011 6:17:16 pm
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Friday 21 October 2011 8:02:50 pm
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Wednesday 24 February 2010 2:33:02 pm
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