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Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Long Melford, Babergh District, including Restaurant at The Crown Inn Hotel, Cock and Bell, The Hare Inn, Prado Lounge, Bull Hotel Restaurant, The Wagon at Sudbury, The George and Dragon Hotel Inn, The Mill Hotel, Henny Swan, The Gainsborough
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10. The Gainsborough
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By EmmaL3248
A friend booked a table here although none of the group had visited before. Four of us ordered four different things and all came out perfectly. Food was hot, delicious and plentiful. However, whilst the food was fab, it was the service we received that was the star of the show. Nothing was too much trouble, the staff were chatty, knowledgeable and friendly. Nice to know that there are still managers/owners out there who deliver first class service (and food) and care about what they do. This place is definitely worth a visit whatever time of day. Thanks for a good evening.
9. Henny Swan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 394 reviews
Beautiful 17th Century building in a stunning setting by the River Stour. Modern & relaxed style with 3 distinct seating areas to choose from internally,including the restaurant, as well as the terrace & garden. 16 beers on tap & extensive wine list. We o
Reviewed By Tessie2007
We tried to make a booking at this pub for our lunch break on our Saturday walk. We were told that we could not book the restaurant. We then asked if we could bring a packed lunch and use the picnic area, buying a drink at the bar, this was agreed. On the day we arrived, about a dozen people, and purchased our drinks, then headed outside to sit down for our lunch. The manager then approached our walk leader and told him we were not welcome and had to leave. Many of the group were part way through their lunch/drink so could not leave immediately. We were told again to leave!! Why do people go into the hospitality trade and then forget to implement the most fundamental criteria, hospitality? The pub was not over busy and we were very surprised to be turfed out as if we were a gang of yobs and not a group of mainly retirees.Thank you for giving an opportunity to highlight the fact that people are not welcome to bring their own food & drink onto our premises. We sell food & drink for a living. The money that we make from this supports our high costs, including business rates & ground maintenance. Reference your points:1/ We do not have a picnic area 2/ You would not have been informed that you could bring a packed lunch 3/ The pub was certainly busy & you were taking up a lot of bench & table space (some located directly in front one of several notices that ask people not to consume their own food & drink). Customers could have been enjoying our garden menu on these tables. 4/ I was firm with you but I was not so rude as to 'turf' you out. Given that I was clearly annoyed at the situation, I would consider that I gave you the correct amount of professional courtesy.
8. The Mill Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 393 reviews
Reviewed By tyketyke
We've stayed before. Ma'am used to work at the adjacent hospital (now converted to housing) and it brings back happy memories. A listed site, beautifully set in Constable country by the river Stour, there is little to fault. Staff, rooms, food all excellent. Be aware it is a listed building, so no lift - check if you have problems climbing stairs. We were lucky to have a room with superb views over the water meadows.
7. The George and Dragon Hotel Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By 438bryanl
Friendly professional staff, great atmosphere, vibrant young people gather here, sport on televisions around the bar room including sky sports. Food was fantastic on the menu and specials board. Off road parking although limited, beer garden, covered smoking area with terrace. Great , lively and friendly.
6. The Wagon at Sudbury
Overall Ratings
4 based on 257 reviews
Stylish and comfortable, The Wagon at Sudbury offers something for everyone in a family-friendly and relaxed atmosphere, from morning coffee to evening dining and cocktails. Whether you join us for a lazy lunch, afternoon treats, evening dining or just to
Reviewed By Tony C
Very pleasant interior, well designed and contemporary,yet in keeping with the older age and style of the property. Owned by an old Suffolk Brewery,Nethergates, but managed for them. Emphasis on food, not expensive, yet not pub grub or pub grub prices. Staff a little lacking in their price bracket offerings and had little knowledge of their wine list...not so good with bottles in excess of £50!!However,overall very nice and worth a visit...time will no doubt improve them.Recommended.
5. Bull Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 268 reviews
Reviewed By Raymondo11347
We stayed at the Bull Hotel, overnight 31st July/1st August. We stayed in The Melford Suite. The premises have the appearance of an old coach house. Very comfortable room. Equipped with tv and a large wardrobe.Evening meal was not included in the room price but breakfast was. Both meals were very tasty and good size. Good value stay
4. Prado Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
Our Lounge is a home from home, offering delicious food and drinks, all day, on your doorstep. We exist to bring people together and our unique atmosphere changes hour by hour with each new wave of customers. We are proud of our Lounge and its community a
Reviewed By Ethelandivytripping
Popped in out of the rain. So pleased excellent venue menu so good catering for everyone. Delicious Halloumi burger with hummus and chilli jam coleslaw and sweet potato fries. Husband enjoyed a burger. Family friendly restaurant staff so very very friendly efficient and helpful. We love Henry our waiter so cheerful and pleasant. We shall return.Thank you for taking the time to leave us your review, so pleased you enjoyed your visit and we helped keep you dry and comfy on a cold wet day, we encourage all our team to let their personalities shine through and make everyone feel welcome and i'm very pleased this had made you want to come back, we look forward to seeing you soon.Kind RegardsLuke MartinGeneral Manager
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3. The Hare Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
We are a traditional village pub serving home cooked, fresh food at lunch and dinner seven days a week as well as stone baked pizza in the evenings and on Saturday. Our bar is dog friendly and we have a fantastic beer garden with a small fenced off play a
Reviewed By Hailmary1956
Having read the reviews we went to The Hare with high expectations and we were not disappointed. After a very warm welcome we sat down to eat lunch. My slow cooked skirt of beef was some of the best that I have tasted. My partner's belly of pork was equally good. The pub has a very pleasant and warm atmosphere, the staff are polite and helpful and obviously the chef and kitchen staff know what they are doing.
2. Cock and Bell
Overall Ratings
4 based on 431 reviews
Reviewed By daisybelle289
Arrived and got drinks at the bar, dont really like the queuing system used here.Found a table that wasn't reserved for 4 hours later, rejoined the queue at the bar to order the food.Food wasnt up to the standard expected, lasagne was scorching hot around the edge but barely Luke warm in the middle. Fish was a child size portion that had lost all its crispness and was very substandard.Staff weren't very attentive, we wont be returning.Hi there, sorry to hear you were not happy with your meal today. If you would like to talk about it in more detail please feel free to give us a call or pop in and speak to one of the pub leadership team. Hope to see you for a better experience soon!Stevie and the team.
1. Restaurant at The Crown Inn Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 203 reviews
Reviewed By 302sergeib
My partner and I stopped here for lunch on Sunday after visiting the lovely town of Long Melford. The restaurant and garden were fairly busy but not completely full so we walked through the garden and then in to the bar looking for a table, we eventually picked a table in the garden. I specifically looked for the table number after over hearing a member of staff asking a couple ordering what their table number was but our table, and the ones around it, didn't have one. I walked through an open door back towards the bar to get some menus and it was at this point I was stopped by another member of staff and told to "stop using that door as it was unfair to diners" who were sat in what looked like the conservatory, I explained that we were sat in the garden and I was just getting a menu and she said it didn't matter I had to use the door at the end of the building. My partner and I chose not to eat here as we felt unwelcome. Avoid.
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