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Ipswich Golden Lion

bar / diner
opened Earlier than 1579
owner: JD Wetherspoon
10 Cornhill, IP1 1DB
grid reference: TM 161 446
tel. 01473 233211
Website: http://www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/pubs/pub-details.php?PubNumber=746
Opening hours (as of 14/07/2008)
9am-12 (midnight) Sun-Thu;
9am-1am Fri & Sat
Grade 2 listed building in one corner of the historic Corn Hill. Once it stood beside the moot hall, today it is dwarfed by the Victorian Town Hall.
Originally the whole hotel complex was called the Golden Lion as the large roof sign suggests. Since 1998 the foyer has been used as a restaurant and the separate function room (to rear) has been used as an occasional live music venue whilst the hotel business still functions on the upper floors.
The bar area is operated as a single "L" shapped split level room with food and beer festivals. Beers from the JD Wetherspoon national beer list. Disabled toilet.

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Local licensing authority for Ipswich is Ipswich Borough Council
Last updated: July 14th 2008


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