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Best Bar food near Bungay, United Kingdom
Reviews on Bar food in Bungay, United Kingdom including The Castle Inn, The Fleece Inn, Smokey Joe's American Bar and Grill, Artichoke, Buck Inn, St Peter’s Hall & Restaurant, The Wherry Inn, St. Peter's Hall, The Wortwell Bell, Wine Vaults
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10. Wine Vaults
Overall Ratings
4 based on 487 reviews
WELCOME TO THE BECCLES WINES VAULTS Beccles's friendliest Bar & Restaurant warmly invites you to eat, drink and relax in spectacular settings.Situated in the heart of Beccles, the restaurant covers three floors - down the remarkable cellars, ground floor
Reviewed By I6759LPdavidh
Arrived in Beccles by boat and looked for a dog friendly pub/restaurant found the Wine Vaults. Fantastic meal and top class service they even provided glasses for my partner who had forgotten hers. The belly pork and lamb dishes were delightful and the best place we have eaten on the South Broads this week thank you
9. The Wortwell Bell
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By janebV5860SR
Was out for a Sunday stroll when I came across this pub. Popped in for a quick pint and was thrilled to find they also offered homemade pasties, pies and scotch eggs from the bar. Fantastic. Pie and a pint was just what I needed. Pastie was fab. Staff were really friendly, decor in the front bar was beautiful and they had sofas! Many thanks to the bell for providing comfortable seating, so many pubs don't. There was a huge fire place that must be fabulous in the winter. Nice selection of beers and ales as well. Apparently they do homemade pizzas on Friday night's. Definately going back soon for that. Lovely little pub! Thank you for your kind review. In particular mentioning the staff and giving attention to comfortable atmosphere. We do pride ourselves on homemade food. We do have Pizza Fridays in the warmer months!We look forward to seeing you again. Best wishes from the team at The Bell
8. St. Peter's Hall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
St. Peter's Hall is situated adjacent to the World Famous St. Peter's Brewery. The restaurant and bar are in an iconic, romantic and beautiful half moated medieval Hall dating back to 1280.
Reviewed By Holidayauditors
St. Peter's Hall is well worth our weekly patronage. The summer menu has something for everyone. Presentation & cooking of food is very good, we would especially recommend both the cream teas or savoury teas. An added bonus for beer drinkers is St. Peters brewery which is opposite the Hall.
7. The Wherry Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By Joyce H
We enjoyed a really lovely evening meal in a charming friendly village pub. Great choice from the blackboard menu and well cooked tasty food in generous portions. I had sea bass with wild mushroom risotto and my husband enjoyed the Italian meatballs, with delicious tomato sauce and linguine pasta. What's not to like?Hello Joyce,Thank you for taking the time to leave us such a great review!Kind regards,The Wherry Inn
6. St Peterâs Hall & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Morning Coffee - Lunch - Afternoon Teas Weddings - Wakes - Celebrations Occasional Saturday Suppers Historical and Brewery Tours
Reviewed By DAHR
Staying in the area on holiday, we drove over half an hour to get to St Peters Hall, after seeing it's website. It's quite a remote location but the building looked beautiful and the setting is very pretty. However, when we asked if we could have breakfast we were told it had to be pre-booked. There were about 15 Jaguar cars outside but the owners were all outside having what looked like a guided tour. We were told we could have a cup of tea and a scone outside but they couldn't accommodate us inside anywhere, despite nobody being inside. It was too chilly to sit outside as per her suggestion and a scone at 11am wasn't really what we had in mind. Please update your website to state that you have to book - there is nothing to say that this is required. We were extremely disappointed.
5. Buck Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By L9607TUelizabethc
Attended for Sunday carvary - very busy but they set us up a table specially. Might be worth booking table if your thinking of popping in. Good range of local ales and beers on tap. Really good home cooked food and really friendly staff.
4. Artichoke
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By 318barriel
The menu does not change much, but the proprietors did a few years ago. Reliable, consistent, friendly. We have been many times and are not let down.
3. Smokey Joe's American Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
Reviewed By grahamhY3233VJ
This restaurant is very local to us,and friends kept banging on about how good it was so myself and three others decided to give it a try.On arrival the waitress kept us waiting whilst she finished doing whatever on her phone(I hate this at the best of times,but when you're welcoming guests to your restaurant?)We were shown to our table,fixed benches and not a great deal of foot room.The two waitresses were very friendly although they bumbled through the whole ordering as if they were starting their first night on the job.Starters were very enjoyable.I had the beef ribs,ok but over cooked and chewy on the outside also dry. One friend had burger,which he enjoyed,as did my wife. The last member had bbq chicken and very obviously dissatisfied, saying that when she :goes out to eat,she expects it to be better than the food she prepares at home"There was no atmosphere, some background music would have been nice.When our plates were cleared the waitress ask if everything was ok,"not great" and"ok"were two of the responses given,but she wasn't even interested. We tried, but sorry,not great food not great service
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2. The Fleece Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 328 reviews
The 16th century Fleece Inn has always provided a warm welcome to locals and visitors alike. In 2015 it became a Free House and closed for major restoration; the entire ground floor was restored (including modernising the kitchen and toilets) using the be
Reviewed By 2gillyh
We visited on a Saturday night, great atmosphere and a nice dining room with attentive staff. Our starter, a baked Camembert with caramelised onions was extremely good, with the onions almost certainly home made and not out of a jar. Our main courses though were disappointing, and horrid respectively, a pork belly with prawns dish, and a vegetable risotto. The flavours in the pork belly were bland and the prawns very over cooked, possibly reheated. The risotto was a mush devoid of any discernible anything, and topped with fried zucchini which were cooked to death and beyond, limp, mushy and hardly even holding themselves together. The rice had no bite at all and almost no discernible grains as it was so overcooked. I couldnât eat it. The staff handled it well, reported it to the manager and chef and removed the charge from our bill. Puddings were acceptable but not outstanding. Given what had happened I felt that the manager should have come over and talked to us, but he/she did not come near us. We paid the bill and left. We wouldnât hurry back!
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1. The Castle Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 252 reviews
Reviewed By rj38
Stayed here for b&b as we were at a wedding locally. Friendly welcome. We were shown our room, pleasantly decorated, comfortable - could have done with a second chair; tea, coffee - and very impressed that soya milk was provided as well as normal, cow's, milk - as well as chocolate biscuits and a sweetie jar. As well as the room key we were given a key for the door into the building from the courtyard for later.Very comfortable bed. Breakfast was individually cooked and there was a wide choice.The whole experience was just as we hoped it might be, so thank you the Castle Inn. Only downside was that the wifi didn't work which we mentioned to a member of staff - didn't really matter much. We'd stay again if in the area.
