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Framlingham
Station

real ale available
bar / diner
opened in late 1960s in a victorian building
owner: Earl Soham
Station Rd, IP13 9EE
grid reference: TM 284 630
tel. 01728 723455
Opening hours (as of 05/04/2008)
12-3, 7-11
Regular real ales: Earl Soham Gannet Mild, Victoria, Albert & other guest beers [H].
Re-opened in 1997 after long closure.
Now offers a friendly and cosy main bar with a wood burner, set in former station buffet (built 1859) however the branch line closed in 1963. The main room is now dominated by the bar counter which includes a classic set of fine Edwardian hand-pumps.
Can be very popular at weekends especially as it has an established trade for locally sourced, freshly prepared food together with an interesting range of quality wines. A small second snug also leads to an enclosed patio area behind the building. Well worth a visit especially as the town still has a better bus service than most of local area.

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Local licensing authority for Framlingham is Suffolk Coastal
Last updated: May 10th 2008


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