Food great. Nice staff must have been the owner I was dealing with. Lovely lady. Beer top notch…read more A little off the tourist down town route but not that far. Great toy and model store just before it

Excellent pub! Came here on a recommendation from a local friend and we loved our food and the…read moreservice was excellent. We ordered a steak & ale pie and sticky toffee pudding. We enjoyed sitting outside in the patio area and it was so beautiful and relaxing. Can't wait to go back!

Great little pub in my old hometown. I like that the serve green arms and Guinness. This place only…read morehad room for about 10 people to stand but there is a legend that over 100'got in to it. Every-time in back in my hometown I make this a stop.

Would post more photos, but they wouldn't do it justice. (AIE)…read more Smallest pub in the UK. The place to try if you want the following: Boisterous conversation with people you just met. From the door to the bar, 2 steps. Almost no where to sit and you love that. Walls of things to look at....which strikes up more conversation. Seeing how many people you can squeeze into one small closet. Been by a few times in the short time I've been here. One drink or five; This is a good time, every time. Note: bathroom is on the 3rd floor, stairs to the left of the bar. (American in England)

The atmosphere was nice and the staff was pleasant. My childish preferences didn't really match up…read moreto their menu, unfortunately. I just wanted a cheese pizza, but they don't have that. I got the garlic flatbread with cheese, which was really good. They seemed to be more of a beer and wine place than spirits. The people I was with did like their food a lot.

The menu here at the Queen's Head has your standard traditional UK pub selections. I went for their…read morelisted special, Lamb Vindaloo, and was disappointed because of the overwhelming tomato base. And before you laugh about my critique on Indian food from a pub, I'd like to add I've actually had some good Indian dishes at pubs here in the UK! Sorry this one wasn't one of them. Overall this is a nice place. Good size. Good location. Friendly service. And from the looks of what my friends had at the time, they went with the more traditional menu items, I'd say this place serves your average pub food, for average pub taste, for average pub price.

The cocktails are really good and are a reasonable price. Loved doing the mystery shots and loved…read morethe decor as it was Mighty Boosh themed. The staff were also really nice.

What an awesome bar! My husband and I stumbled upon this bar at 6 pm on a Tuesday and it's happy…read morehour 2 drinks for 1! We had their version of a margarita (Palomarita) and this was just so delicious. Can't wait for a second one! In addition they gave us some olives and chips to accompany our drinks. I love the hospitality!

Love The Beerhouse! It has a great choice of ales, which change often as well. Great place to meet…read morea few friends, sit by the fireplace, and enjoy a lovely ale and a side of chips (which are the best in town btw). I always make it a point to take out of town guests and new friends here too.

Warm atmosphere. Good beer, friendly people, and the food's not half bad. There is a nice smoking…read morearea out back and a nice fireplace inside. There is generally an older crowd, but maintains fairly mixed. Some nights the tables are set up for cribbage, and the beer and cider selection is constantly changing. There's always something new to try. Along that note, they brew their own beer and host beer festivals, featuring 50 plus cask ales brought in from all over, and they roast hogs and stuff

Good food, inviting atmosphere and good and wide selection of drink. Stopped in for halloumi fries…read moreand lamb rump with sweet potato mash and peas/Brussels sprouts with gravy. Quite tasty and filling. Would recommend and would most definitely stop by again.

The D and P has alot to answer for..Its the place that i met my husband in 12 years ago…read more As a teenager i visited on Friday and Saturday nights. It had a very relaxed feel and was the place to be seen.

In advance of a day trip to Bury St. Edmunds (from Ely, where I am staying for the week), I…read moreconsulted Yelp for ideas about restaurants in Bury. The one which stood out was Pea Porridge but when I stood outside lamenting upon how expensive their fabulous menu was, I simply turned 90 degrees anti-clockwise and into The Old Cannon Brewery. This turned out to be an excellent alternative, especially the hot-smoked salmon Caesar salad for starter. I'd never had a salmon Caesar before but this made me want more. For mains, I opted for the sausages, which were really tasty as was the summer fruits pudding afterwards. For vegetarians, rather than having separate menu items, some of the existing dishes are also available in vegetarian format. Being a microbrewery, their own beers appealed to me rather than bigger commercial names and it was good to see that they made a range of beers which could be tried in tasting trays of 3 or 6. I had chosen 2 of them (Stout and Black Pig) before I went through the door but these were not available. Only 3 of their ales were on (Best Bitter, Brewer's Daughter and Blonde Bombshell) so I had them. It was good to see on the menu that the brews contributed to the food through their own beer batter.

Great lunch and I live the NA beer on tap. Service is friendly and they really take care of their…read moretables. Ambiance? Yes, there is.

I love me a good wetherspoons and when me and my friend came here we were enchanted. The interior…read moreis the most decadent place I've ever been- and made us feel like royalty or something when eating our cheapish (but good!) food. Even the toilets were proper fancy.

A couple friends and I stopped in for pints. I have to be honest, The Corn Exchange was not my cup…read moreof tea so to speak. The atmosphere of The Corn Exchange was very busy and crowded and seemed snobby. However that is just my opinion. I did however enjoy my company and the nice cold pints. So if you come across The Corn Exchange stop in and check it out. Enjoy!

On my last visit home, I found that the closest Pub to my parents' house, The Dove, had been…read moretransformed from an unfriendly, grimy, unwelcoming place with a mediocre beer selection, to one of the best (if not the best) Real Ale pubs in Bury. The bar area has been renovated very simply, it seems by just removing ugly paint and showing off the original features of the building. There is no music, just the sound of a packed bar enjoying an excellent and ever-changing selection of local real ales. There are even home made pork scratching sold by the half pint, no need to say any more.

One of the best pubs in Bury St. Edmunds. A great selection of British ales, especially local beers…read morefrom around East Anglia. Personally, I'd like them to get a few more from slightly further afield and be a little more adventurous with their beer styles and strengths (most beers are session strength), but I can usually find something good. They have 2 pumps dedicated to the same "safe" beers, like Woodfordes Wherry, which I think is a bit of a waste, since they are easy to get elsewhere. Worth a trip.

Wow! The Fox Inn was spectacular! A group of us shared numerous items from the menu. The burger was…read moredelicious. The Scotch Eggs were very delicious .... My first time tasting. The cheesy bread was remarkable. The kids loved the oversized sundae with brownie chunks. The birthday girl got a huge brownie, with two scoops of ice cream with the most delicious raspberry coulis. Staff were spectacular, friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. Free parking is in an adjacent lot.

I found the staff to be polite and friendly. I enjoyed the food. It is a lovely place to sit in.read more