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Last updated: July 15th 2010

Overview

  • Beer served through handpulls
  • Lunchtime meals (not just snacks)
  • Evening meals
  • Traditional separate public bar
  • Pub games
  • Pub has its own car park
  • Real coal or log fire
  • Dogs are welcome
  • Children are welcome
  • Beer garden or other outside drinking area
  • Accommodation available
  • Railway station within about a mile (see the public transport tab for details)
  • Free wireless access point

bar / diner

opened: 16th cent

owner: Adnams

address: 73 Cumberland St, IP12 4AG

grid reference: TM 268 486

listed building grade: II

tel: 01394 384627

website: http://www.thecherrytreepub.co.uk/

opening hours:

7.30-11;

9-11(Sun)

regular real ales: Adnams Bitter, Broadside, Explorer & seasonal & guest beers

guest beers:

See website for guest beer information.

Although the tree no longer remains, it is still shown in the famous Suffolk painter, Thomas Churchyard's picture inside this inn. Informal card sessions and quiz nights are held and family games are available to play. Child and dog friendly, this pub also offers traditional food which is served all day from breakfast onwards. Accommodation is provided in a converted outdoor barn. Mild is a permanent feature amongst the eight beers usually on offer. Regular beer festivals are held.

The Cherry Tree was named Community Pub of the Year in Adnams' 2008 Pub Awards.

The building dates from the 17th century.


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Do you run this pub? If so, we'd appreciate it if you could check we've got everything correct and up-to-date. Please contact Nigel Smith with any corrections.

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