Dunwich Ship
opened 18/19th centowner: Adnams
St James St, IP17 3DT
grid reference: TM 478 705
previously known as: Barne Arms Hotel
tel. 01728 648219
Website: http://www.shipinndunwich.co.uk
Opening hours (as of 29/03/2008)
11-11 (all week); 12-10.30 Sun
11-11 (all week); 12-10.30 Sun
Regular real ales: Adnams Bitter, Broadside.
Guest beers: range varies
This highly popular and characterful pub is located quite close to the beach in this historical town which has mostly been lost to the North sea. The single bar has a strong nautical theme throughout whilst the rest of the building contains various seating areas for food including the conservatory. An outside seating area and enclosed garden located to rear. All food is traditional, locally sourced and includes fresh fish and a Sunday roast but can be very popular at weekends. Ten letting rooms are also now available for hire (including six lodges formed from conversion of outside stabling). Darts and board games still played on quieter evenings. Daily bus service + local "coastlink" taxi/bus service.
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Local licensing authority for Dunwich is Suffolk Coastal
Last updated: May 10th 2008
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The addresses of old pubs (numbers and sometimes even street names) may not always co-incide with the building's current address (if it's still standing), as street names sometimes change, as do numbering schemes
Please contact Nigel Smith with any corrections.
For technical problems with this site (pages failing to load, wrong search results, etc.) please contact Tony Green