Ipswich Dove Street Inn
76 St Helen's St, IP4 2LA
grid reference: TM 170 445
previously known as: Tap & Spile, Dove
tel. 01473 211270
Website: http://www.dovestreetinn.co.uk/
Opening hours (as of 13/04/2008)
12-10.45 (last admissions)
12-10.45 (last admissions)
Regular real ales: Adnams Bitter & Broadside, Crouch Vale Brewer's Gold, Mighty Oak Oscar Wilde Mild.
Guest beers: An ever-changing array of guest ales both on hand-pump and gravity dispense. Look at the boards on the ceiling to see what's available.
Former Tap & Spile and after much renovation by current owners became Suffolk CAMRA pub of the year in 2006, and also made it to the top four in CAMRA's national competition.
Wide range of beers on both handpump and on gravity.
Three highly popular beer festivals now being held each year.
Popular three roomed pub with a tiny front room, a larger back bar with oak beams and a lively and friendly main bar. Also offers covered seating in an outside heated area to rear.
Beer range varies with regular local Milds, seasonals, unusual beers for area, dark Porters, Stouts and matured Adnams Tally Ho featured together with many bitters, ciders and some imported beers. Pub uses oversized glasses. Food varies from hot and cold snacks to pies, curries, stews and vegetarian options. Summer bar-b-ques. Various buses pass the pub including 2, 5, 15 or 66 (from town centre or railway station you may need to alight on nearby Woodbridge road).
The pub is a grade 2 listed building.
Wide range of beers on both handpump and on gravity.
Three highly popular beer festivals now being held each year.
Popular three roomed pub with a tiny front room, a larger back bar with oak beams and a lively and friendly main bar. Also offers covered seating in an outside heated area to rear.
Beer range varies with regular local Milds, seasonals, unusual beers for area, dark Porters, Stouts and matured Adnams Tally Ho featured together with many bitters, ciders and some imported beers. Pub uses oversized glasses. Food varies from hot and cold snacks to pies, curries, stews and vegetarian options. Summer bar-b-ques. Various buses pass the pub including 2, 5, 15 or 66 (from town centre or railway station you may need to alight on nearby Woodbridge road).
The pub is a grade 2 listed building.
Facilities:
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Local licensing authority for Ipswich is Ipswich Borough Council
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