Pubs in Suffolk for St Patrick's Day

Bramfield. The Queen's Head is an award winning dining pub close to the beautiful Suffolk Heritage Coast and the popular seaside towns and villages of Southwold, Aldeburgh, Dunwich and Walberswick. Why not take a trip here for St Patricks Day!!

Fressingfield. A fine restaurant and country pub situated in the heart of North Suffolk serving a very high standard of traditional and modern cooking with attention to the quality and selection of ingredients.The Fox & Goose Inn was awarded AA 2 Rosettes and featured in the Michelin and Harden's food guides.

Lavenham. Marco Pierre White & Wheelers of St James now run The Angel Hotel. Treat yourself this St Patricks Day!!Stunning!

Long Melford. The Bull Hotel is located in the historic Suffolk village of Long Melford. It is a fine timbered house, situated near the village green, was built for a wealthy wool merchant in 1450 and by 1580 it had become The Bull Hotel. A must for an interesting St Patricks Day breakaway.

Nayland. This 15th Century pub is a haven for food and drink lovers. Anchor Inn is in the picturesque village of Nayland, nestling on the banks of the River Stour, a beautiful and tranquil setting in which to relax, enjoy and indulge oneself on St Patricks Day with a few pints of Guinness here. The Anchor Inn is steeped in history repu ted to be the last remaining place from where the press gangs recruited their “volunteers” for Nelson's Ships.

Reydon. The Randolph Hotel provides the perfect base for exploring the Suffolk Heritage Coast and offers a relaxed and ‘local’ atmosphere for all occasions. Enjoy a lovely break this St Patricks Day where you can sample a few of the local Adnams brew.

St Peter South Elmham. St. St Peter's Hall is open as a unique bar and restaurant. The Hall dates from 1280 and was extended in 1539 using 'architectural salvage'.Marvel at the fascinating features and history that the hall offers including carvings on the front facade and the tombstone in the entrance.