The Half moon is a nice little friendly pub with a traditional and cozy feel. Being an Adnams pub…read moremeans they have a great selection of bitters. The pub itself is in Trimley/Walton on the outskirts of Felixstowe and is just up the road from Bombay Nite so for an ideal night out you could have beers at the Half moon and a curry up the road. I'm not sure if they do food but they have a beer garden just off the car park to while away those summer days. This pub is definitely worth a visit.

The Half Moon is a little gem of a pub situated in Walton, on the outskirts of Felixstowe. An Adams…read moreowned pub. Mostly Adams real ales, and some non Adams real ale. Well decorated with a lounge; a snug and a bar. Can get busy on weekends. Outside areas and a car park. Next to Felixstowe to Ipswich bus stop (74,75(A),77 & others); 1/4 hourly during the day and hourly in the evenings. Present landlord: Patrick Wroe

We come down to Felixstowe at least 3 to 4 times a year, all the way from Lancashire. We always…read moreenjoy a good night in the Grosvener, I love the place. The staff are great the atmosphere is great. Looking forward to coming down soon.

A fun packed young pub where you are always sure to have a good night. Although this is just off…read morethe beaten track means that it's more of a locals pub than a tourist pub. With sport, pool and plenty of seating this pub has a great regular customer base and is always busy on a Friday and Saturday night. They often have quizzes, bands, DJs and karaoke and the general age range is between 18-25. Its recently been refitted and so the insides are tidy, clean and the food is perfectly acceptable for the price. IF you are after a bit of action and energy then the Grosvenor is for you.

Great new menu with some interesting options you probably wouldn't find elsewhere in Felixstowe…read more Great beer garden- perfect for a few weekend afternoon ales!

This lovely pub has an ideal location as it is nice and close to the sea and benefits from a lot of…read morefoot traffic in the summer. There is some seating outside for those warmer days or the dog walkers and inside it still retains that 'real pub' feel. The Felsto has a good selection of beers (with bitters a plenty) and the food is nothing amazing but having only eaten there once I couldn't say for certain that this is the same for the whole menu. The lady behind the bar was happy enough to chat to us and the regulars looked happy and approachable. If you are up that end of the sea front or even staying in a hotel near by I found it a good place to stop in for a drink!

14th Century pub, situated next to the church…read more Has become something of a bistro pub, although it still retains some of the local pub atmosphere about it. There is an extension at the back to accommodate more diners. Excellent food here, from basic pub grub upwards I recently had the liver and bacon recently, and even my wife who won't touch liver with a barge pole thought that it tasted fantastic. The prices are not the cheapest but the quality is excellent. Also worthy of note is the fact that you can't reserve tables, so you literally can walk in and get a table. There is ample parking at the rear of the pub. There are good walks and views of the River Orwell nearby. Update: Having been regulars here over the past 3-4 years, I thought that this would be nice for lunch over Christmas 2009 - especially since my wife and I were celebrating the birth of our first son, and his grandma was visitng him for the first time. I was amazed when the landlord (quite rudely many people nearby felt) said we couldn't bring our newborn in (considering he was in a car seat, soundly asleep). The Ship will not be getting our custom again while they continue with such rude behaviour to their customers and I will be encouraging my friends and colleagues to boycott the pub, which is a shame. So my rating has been altered from 4 stars for the food to 1 star for the service and treatment

What a picturesque little country pub - thatched cottages just demand admiring, but thatched pubs…read moreare so much better - not only do you get to admire, but you also get to go inside, enjoy them and sup your favourite tipple too! Traditional old English interior complete with dark wooden beams and slate flooring. I was staying in nearby Foxhall with my parents and we headed to The Ship for a quiet evening drink. The bar staff were friendly and welcoming and offered Ale direct from the cask along with a good choice of simple, refreshing wines. We'd eaten before arriving, but as soon as we saw the blackboard menu featuring Salmon and king prawn tail skewers, Catfish and Homemade steak pie we quickly realised we'd made a mistake by not eating here! As the food passed the tip of our noses on its way to another table the quality of food (as well as the delicious smell!) was very apparent. Not a massive menu, but good sign as it normally means the chef concentrates on getting a few dishes exactly right rather than trying to cook too many dishes not very well! The people on the table next to us were local and had obviously eaten here before. Good sign this place is worth coming back for. Next time we're in the area we've promised ourselves a visit to The Ship to try out their gastro delights!

We have visited the Ferry Boat Inn on numerous occasions and have always enjoyed great food and…read morewine here. The staff are very polite and helpful and the service has always been fast. The Ferry Boat Inn is in a great location, there is plenty of parking. The food is excellent. Seafood is a speciality, unsurprisingly with the area. Plain fish and chips is good. I was momentarilly confused by the FBI chicken (expecting some type of american police) until I realised that FBI was for Ferry Boat Inn. I would highly recommend a visit here for some food if you are in the area.

Situated on the banks of the River Deben, The Ramsholt Arms is somewhat difficult to find, but it…read moreis well worth spending the time to find it. There is plenty of parking, both next to the pub and a bit further up the hill and as you come down the bank your first view of the pub also provides a wonderful vista of the Deben estuary. Since there are moorings along this stretch of the river, the pub is a favourite haunt of boatsmen and the pub has a charming, un pretentious air about it. Food is good (with decent Suffolk portions) and the service is friendly and timely. It is a really nice pub to hole up in on a winters night, or on a sunny afternoon in summer - although it can get very busy on bank holidays. THe only downside is that, due to it being a bit remote, you will need to bring along a designated driver. I will admit to being a little biased, since I held my wedding reception there - and everyone commented on the excellence of the venue.

Found dog hair all over the seats and found smudged poo upon the window ledge in the males toilets…read more The poo had full on sweatcorn in and this is outrageous as I don't like sweatcorn.

The best pub in north east essex. Great soup and pub food and a superb range of real ale…read more Deservedly popular with people from all walks of life and friendly staff. Just what a pub should be.Some live music as well. Fantastic!!!