Good traditional local pub. Excellent range of beers including some real ales. Frindly locals and…read morestaff. Even better, for a village local it has regular live music, not quite sure how they all fit in there but they manage it somehow. No nonsense place, just as a local should be. Drink, chat, listen to some good tuneswhat more could you ask for?

Pub restaurant dining at its best in a convivial atmosphere. Friendly service. Or, just relax at…read morethe bar with a selection of fine ales.

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.

A pub that does lots of things, just none of them briliantly…read more The main pub is a bit featureless with no individual identity. No sign of a good selection of guest beers or lagers. The nearby function room has played home to everything from auctions to music of various sorts - however they now seem to concentrate on bands. Parking can be difficult at weekends.

You get what you pay for here! The food was very good. Good portion sized for us Americans; but in…read moreall seriousness, the food felt authentic and a bit different (in a very good way). The drinks were nice, and the service was quick and friendly. Our server was a British man who knew how to make us smile, which made the meal that much more enjoyable! Definitely a nicer pub/spot than an average pub; but you get what you pay for here - no doubt! Hurry in!

Having heard about a great selection of beers in Norwich, I had to give it a try. I wasn't…read moredisappointed. The name gives it away - a massive selection of Belgian beers. Well over 30 different drafts and bottles on offer, all neatly organized and listed on the wall by price, style and alcohol-by-volume for easy ordering. I had also checked their website, so I knew that they also had a decent food menu, with a rather large and strange section focused on mussels. My friend and I arrived in the peak of the dinner hour. Most of the tables had reserved signs on them, but we were able to find one that was still open. Standard UK ordering system - pay and order at the bar, your food will be brought to your table. They have a two-for-ten deal with a six or so meals. My friend and I both went with the mussels and fries special. The mussels arrived in a large stock pot with about 20+ mussels in a heavenly cream and onion stock. Very delicious. The fries were a little soggy, but they were hot and good, served with a small pot of mayo. Other sauces were available, but instead I tossed them into the soup to soak up the stock, then fished them out with the mussel fork. :-) Hard to choose which ones, but we enjoyed three delicious Belgian beers. Starting with a weissbier, then a blond and for me, ending up with a pilsner. All were excellent selections, but the weiss was definitely my favorite. Draft beers are only served in half pint glasses, bottles are 300 or 330ml depending. Tip: Book ahead.

The Station Hotel is the only good food pub in Framlingham, none of the other pubs come close. The…read morestaff are friendly, the food is well priced and of good quality. The drinks selection is also very good with plenty of local ales, cider and a good wine list. The pub is on the small side and it has a good reputation so you need to make reservations to make sure you get a table. As well as being a great food pub it is also a good drinking pub. The pub usually has an older generation drinking there which is good if you want a change from the younger pubs such as The Castle Inn and The White Horse. There is also a fish and chip van that parks outside on Thursday evenings which sells reasonable fish and chips and makes sense after a few pints.

Great menu and great food. Lunch is a really relaxed affair. Can be a bit expensive but worth every…read morepenny - never had a bad dish yet. Bistro type food with guest cheeses. Rustic layed back atmosphere. Earl Soham micro brewery ale on sale and a good wine selection - Need to book for evenings

Excellent Pub…read more Happy to take friends and family here, landlords are always happy to see you and make you feel welcome. Large selection of drinks to choose from, and low prices, which makes it even better!!

An excellent pub offering some good ales and spirits…read more The location is in the middle of fressingfield, they offer car parking on the premises. There is also food avaliable, the food is of a good quality and the price is cheap. The landlords are friendly and always happy to see you.