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Beyton Bear

opened c1900
owner: John Orsler
Tostock Rd, IP30 9AG
grid reference: TL 937 632
tel. 01359 270249
email: www DOT thebearinn DOT net
Website: http://www.thebearinn.net
Opening hours (as of 30/03/2008)
12-2:30; 5-11; 12-4: 7-10:30 (Sun)
Regular real ales: GreeneKing IPA, Cox & Holbrook + Earl Soham + Woodfordes Wherry [H].
Rebuilt in 1900 after the original thatched pub burnt down in a July thunderstorm. A contemporary account of which is framed in the bar. The Bear has been run by the same family since 1922. The current landlord has updated without spoiling a very traditional building with two bars and separate dining room (for residential use only at present). There is easy access from the A14 as the pub was originally on the main Ipswich to Cambridge road.

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Facilities:
Beer served through handpulls. Traditional public bar. Pub games. Pub has its own car park. Real coal or log fire. Dogs are welcome. Children are welcome. Beer garden or other outside drinking area. Accommodation available. Bus stop nearby. Railway station within five miles. Quiet pub - no electronic games, piped-music or jukebox.
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Last updated: May 10th 2008


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