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Laxfield King's Head

historic bar & restaurant
opened 15th cent
owner: Adnams
Gorams Mill Ln, IP13 8DW
grid reference: TM 296 724
tel. 01986 798395
Website: http://www.laxfield-kingshead.co.uk/
Opening hours (as of 19/10/2008)
12-3 + 6-12;
12-3 + 7-11 (Sun)
Regular real ales: Adnams Bitter, Broadside & Woodfordes Wherry [G] plus other seasonal beers.
Also popularly known as the "low house" this timeless, multi-roomed and thatched building is a classic pub which is always worth a visit. The main room features listed high back settles (now owned by Adnams) set around a small fireplace, whilst the beer is served on gravity direct from a small tap room to rear. A separate dining room (12-3 + 7-9) offers an interesting menu of locally sourced food and including a Sunday roast but NOT on Sunday evening. An enclosed garden and patio to rear is also available. Accommodation available in an outside building. Pub can be difficult to find - just walk through churchyard and exit via lower street access.

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Beer served direct from the barrel by gravityBeer served direct from the barrel by gravity Lunchtime meals (not just snacks)Lunchtime meals (not just snacks) Evening mealsEvening meals Restaurant or separate dining areaRestaurant or separate dining area Traditional public barTraditional public bar Pub gamesPub games Pub has its own car parkPub has its own car park Real coal or log fireReal coal or log fire Dogs are welcomeDogs are welcome Children are welcomeChildren are welcome Beer garden or other outside drinking areaBeer garden or other outside drinking area Accommodation availableAccommodation available Bus stop nearby (see below for route details)Bus stop nearby (see below for route details) Quiet pub - no electronic games, piped music or jukeboxQuiet pub - no electronic games, piped music or jukebox
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Nearest railway stations:  We show approximate straight-line distances calculated by triangulation. Actual distances will depend on the road layout.We show approximate straight-line distances calculated by triangulation. Actual distances will depend on the road layout.
Halesworth6.8 milesreal-time travel information real-time travel information
Darsham7.1 milesreal-time travel information real-time travel information
Saxmundham8.1 milesreal-time travel information real-time travel information
Bus route: 182 + 183
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Local licensing authority for Laxfield is Mid Suffolk
Last updated: November 19th 2008


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