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Lower Layham Queen's Head

opened 16th cent
The St (about 1.5km from Hadleigh high St - follow signs past local sports fields), IP7 5LZ
grid reference: TM 029 401
tel. 01473 827789
Opening hours (as of 05/04/2008)
11-3 (Wed - Fri summer + Sat), 7-11; 12-3, 7-10.30 (Sun)
Regular real ales: Mauldons Moletrap + Adnams Broadside + 2 changing guest beers [H].
Guest beers: range varies
Located in a tiny hamlet, this cosy, friendly pub is nicely furnished within the main bar and has a small open fire located close to the servery. The other bar has a pool table and is simply furnished. Parts of the building are over 700 years old and a variety of features can be found: the bay windows are particularly fine. To the rear of the building is a separate restaurant / function room and also an enclosed garden area. Food Wed and Sun eve. Only one or two buses pass by the pub each week.

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Local licensing authority for Lower Layham is Babergh
Last updated: May 10th 2008


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