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Dalham Affleck Arms

opened 1590 circa
owner: Free House
1 Brookside, CB8 8TG
grid reference: TL 722 616
tel. 01638 500306
Opening hours (as of 08/07/2008)
5-11 (Mon)
12-3 5-11 (Tue-Sat)
12-11 (Sun)
Regular real ales: Adnams Bitter + Guest Beers [H].
Guest beers: range varies
Thatched pub. A regular guide entry The Affleck has that hard to define elusive something that makes a good pub. With four well kept beers and an atmosphere that encourages conversation it is well worth a visit (or two). A rear garden patio and a front garden on the brook provide space for outdoor eating and drinking, The food is exceptional, home made and reasonably priced. Book for the restaurant but also try the bar menu. The two guest beers are usually from small breweries or micros.

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Facilities:
Beer served through handpulls. Lunchtime meals (not just snacks). Evening meals. Restaurant or separate dining area. Traditional public bar. Pub games. Pub has its own car park. Real coal or log fire. Dogs are not welcome. Children are welcome. Beer garden or other outside drinking area. Accommodation available. Bus stop nearby. Railway station within five miles. Regular live music. Quiet pub - no electronic games, piped-music or jukebox.
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Local licensing authority for Dalham is Forest Heath
Last updated: July 8th 2008


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