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Where to eat Pub food in Mildenhall: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Pub food in Mildenhall, United Kingdom including Walnut Tree, The Bull Inn, Jude's Ferry
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1. Walnut Tree
Overall Ratings
4 based on 425 reviews
Reviewed By reneb464
Came for lunch with a few friends. The lamb chops were absolutely delicious! There was so much food I didn't have room for pudding! I will definitely come again!
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2. The Bull Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 332 reviews
Reviewed By josephinepobble
really off putting "tab" system for getting your food. can't seem to decide if it's waitress table service or a normal pub e.g. you have to pay at the till and woe betide you if you've forgotten your special card thing, you have to return to your table to get it in order to receive the privilege of giving them money. the system detracts from human interaction so staff will behave oddly like 2 of them wiping tables near us while we were blatantly waiting for the table to be cleared, on the grounds that presumably they weren't "our" waitresses. we asked for the bill as they had left us too long to want a pudding and although they said sure they just carried on wiping lots of empty tables. just a bit strange? anyway system not that effective as food late, although yes, delicious. Thanks for your review. Outside dining is always a difficult one with tabs. We hold the upmost pride on the security of your card and that means that we won't close a tab without us being handed back the one we give to the guest. Our team don't have sections they should be all working as a team to serve our guests. Apologies if this system wasnt as optimum as it should be on your visit. Kind Regards Sonia
3. Jude's Ferry
Overall Ratings
3 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Bitofananimal
We came from Isleham via kayak, how many pubs in the area can you do that with? The garden is large and lovely sitting by the river enjoying a couple of pints in the sun. a family moored up in the large river cruiser kids reading on the front and not using the decent looking play area. We ordered the Ferry Burger from the rather chilled out staff. Given my dietary requirements usually causing confusion, in this case I was pleasantly surprised - no problems! The burger was tasty, chips were excellent. Feeling contented we kayaked back to Isleham. The inside of the pub is huge and so I imagine an atmosphere is hard to get in sleepy village pub and yes, one half of the pub is a bit dated and old fashioned, and yes we can't talk about the carvery as other reviews have, but for a burger at £10 and beer in the garden, couldn't fault it.
