A great old , very friendly, pub. Unusually, it has many of the traditional pub games. Bar…read moreBilliards, skittles etc etc. Great food with plenty of choice. It has saved it's traditional charm, unlike many pubs that have 'modernised'. I loved the place.

Woodbridges friendliest and cosiest pub. This place is magical on a cold winters day, just sitting…read morethere with a drink whilst staring at the large open fire is a charm. They do a fabulous Sunday dinner too. Try it you won't be disapointed.

We used to go to the Mariner Arms 40 years ago. If it is half as wonderful as it was back then you…read morewould be very fortunate to eat here. Fresh cooked veggies every day and the atmosphere is homey and welcoming. I am a Yank and if I am ever blessed with a fortune, my first stop will be back in beautiful Woodbridge Town, England and the lovely Mariner Arms. Thank you for my greatest memories. Jane Lescalleet Maumelle, AR USA

Smallish cozy pub. Owner / bar tender has around 100 different gins behind the bar and beers to…read morepull and on tap. I'm not a huge fan of gin but if you like it at all, this clearly is the place to have a gin cocktail. The bar tender asked what I liked in terms of sweet, floral or savory and then she surprised me with the best gin cocktail I ever had.

Great pub. Been here a few times on a whim to get some food and it has always been good. Can be a…read morebit hectic in the Summer months with all the passing tourist trade, but they always manage. Well worth a visit.

The Anchor is about as good as a pub can get, but at its best in the winter, when they always have…read morea cosy fire burning in the front bar. I personally prefer eating in the front bar area, by the fireplace; but they also have a quite large eating area down some steps towards the back of the building. There is a good varied menu with five or six choices for each course, great atmosphere with a mix of eaters and drinkers - the balance between gastro and pub just rifgt in that it is not too restaurant-y. This is high-end pub grub, well-cooked and fresh ingredients but not trying to be too fancy. In the summer they have tables outside where you can have an evening beer or two. One of my top four pubs in Suffolk.

Very helpful pleasant staff. However, my husband had prawn cocktail. I have never seen prawns so…read moresmall and the sauce was very thin. I had chicken breast with cassoulet. The chicken was nicely cooked but the cassoulet was so salty I could not eat it The waiter was very apologetic and said he would tell the chef. He did come back but they were not interested. I've been to Deben Inns often and this was the worst meal I have had

This is our go to place! Most places in Suffolk are strangely closed on a Monday, but not as he…read morecoach and horses! Moderate prices for poshish country pub food, which is always scrummy and I believe locally sourced! Family friendly, cozy warm welcoming atmosphere and decor, nice heated outside area and the staff are always professional and friendly. Try the nachos!

Just on the outskirts of Woodbridge - not far from Notcutts - you will find the Cherry Tree Inn, a…read more17th Century public house. The pub has a very pleasant white exterior, and an interior to match. There is an excellent choice of food on the menu, most of it being home cooked. I can recommend the steak and ale pie or the yorkshire pud. There is also a varied selection of beers on tap and the atmosphere is never less than friendly. Outside there is a car park, a nice beer garden where children can also play (weather permitting), and a barn that has been converted into hotel-style accommodation. Woodbridge is a pretty small place so you can fairly easily walk from the town to the Cherry Tree.

Many things to mention for this pub. First of all, very good drink especially ales. Food is…read morefantastic, my favourite dish is crab salad which is £6-7 and it comes in a very big portion, desserts are also nice. Lots of pub games i.e. dominos, scrabble, pub trivia etc. Beautiful garden at the back is good for family meal as it has green area for children to run around. The landlord and landlady are very kind and sweet. Last time I was there, we're allowed to plug in our laptop to get internet connection for free, guess this generous offer is still on. Customers are quite a mix between young people and elderly, they are all very friendly anyway.

I use to love this pub but I do not know what happened but the past two times I have been there I…read morehave been so disappointed I doubt that I would ever go back. Service was non existing, little was available from the menu and when I got my order it was almost burned beyond recognition. Plates were dirty and it was just not a nice experience (especially since it was my birthday - real disappointment). The location is good and the décor is real pub-like but I doubt that I can honestly say I will recommend going there oh there are the upside of free on site parking.

After having a great day with my boy friend, we decided to go for a drink and I left disappointed…read more Every time I went to the toilet there was a question for the cubical with numerous people sniffing cocaine. This is not a pub this a drug fest I nearly called the police !!!

This is probably the best gastropub in this part of Suffolk - more of a restaurant than a pub - and…read moreour 'go to' default for date nights, visiting friends and special occasions. Excellent food, a good wine cellar, great atmosphere and excellent service - they have won plenty of awards for both food and service. We are lucky indeed to have the Unruly Pig on our doorstep.

Located at the end of the thoroughfare, this is a cosy pub, serving up market pub grub, wines,…read morespirits, and a selection of real ales. The pub has a very traditional frontage on the street, with hanging baskets; there is a carpark at the rear, with a largish outdoor eating area with about 20 tables. The interior is very cosy, with low beams, although I am less keen on the modern dark green decorative scheme, which has made the interior a bit too gloomy. Starters are around £5-7; Mains are between £9-£12, though portions are generous. We had the bacon chops, served with a free range fried egg, garden peas, onion rings and chips (£10.49); and the soya "meatballs" in a spicy tomato sauce with penne and rocket (£10.79). The puddings looked good but we didn't have room after the mains! Very friendly and obliging staff and efficient service.

After shopping The Thoughfare, rest your barking dogs ( and pets), with a bite and beverage here…read more Pub has very best luncheon, surroundings, and droughts .

Lovely old free house, very charming. And: the best Sunday roast for donkeys years! Real Suffolk…read moreale (important for me) and very good selection of international wines. Pricing unbeatable. And the stuff is quite competent and quick. Nothing to moan.

We booked a family meal (for 16 people) to celebrate my sons birthday and i booked this with plenty…read moreof notice however when we arrived to our dismay they had reserved a table in the corner on a VERY small table which would barley seat 10 let alone 14 adults and 2 high chairs. It was a hot day anyway but this made us even more uncomfortable that we had been shunted to the corner with hardly any space. We then chose to dine outside to give us more room due to the lack of air conditioning inside and lack of space they had given us. Then when we ordered out meals lots of small requests made upon ordering had not been acknowledged and when we advised the waiter off the problems he simply tutted and stomped off back to the kitchen with NO apology. They then brought out the children's meal last again with all the wrong choices and to our disgust all of the fish goujons were burnt to a crisp so not edible and the mash was crispy and hard not at all satisfactory. Apart from the steak everything else was just average. Unfortunately we will not be returning to dine again as we received such poor customer service and a terrible standard of food.