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Last updated: August 27th 2010

Overview

  • Beer served through handpulls
  • Lunchtime meals (not just snacks)
  • Evening meals
  • Pub games
  • Railway station within about a mile (see the public transport tab for details)

opened: 1480 circa

address: 25 Angel Hill, IP33 1UZ

grid reference: TL 855 642

previously known as: Bull, Abbey

listed building grade: II

tel: 01284 848 220

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

opening hours:

Mon-Thu: 1200-2300

Fri-Sat: 1200-2400

Sun: 1200-1800

food times:

Mon-Sat: 1200-1430, 1800-2200

Sun: 1200-1630

(Times last updated 24/08/2010)

regular real ales: Adnams Bitter & Broadside & guests

Close to Abbey gardens.

This venue has recently been extensively refurbished and new owners are now trying to encourage a more mature clientèle - Friday night is Oyster night! - many other wine and food options (Noon-2.30; 6-10 and Noon-4.30 on Sun). Children welcome during daytime.

Adnams Bitter and Broadside plus Woodfordes Wherry always in stock and one guest beer. Now cask marque accredited


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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.

Note

"One Bull" may be a sympathetic reference to a Papal bull - the lead seal attached to official religious edicts or documents from the pope - or a reference to Henry VIII who introduced a bulls head into his coat-of-arms after he defied a papal bull in 1538 (after the English reformation). Bull baiting was also quite widespread until it was banned in 1835.

Local licensing authority for Bury St Edmunds is St Edmundsbury

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The addresses of old pubs (numbers and sometimes even street names) may not always coincide with the building's current address (if it's still standing), as street names sometimes change, as do numbering schemes

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