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Shottisham
Sorrel Horse

real ale available

pub is on the regional inventory
opened 16th cent
Hollesley Rd (in village just off B1083), IP12 3HD
grid reference: TM 320 446
tel: 01394 411617
opening hours: (as of 28/03/2009)
12-2.30 (Wed + Thu winter)
6-11 (Tue-Thu winter)
12-3, 6-12 (Fri + Sat winter)
open all day in Summer
regular real ales: Adnams Bitter, Greene King IPA + guest beers (summer) [G]
guest beers: range varies
This picturesque, thatched, two bar pub is worth seeking out. The dispense of beer is still by gravity, direct from casks. Bar billiards can be played and twister. Accompanied dogs and horse riders are welcome (there is a paddock for latter nearby). Bingo has replaced the Folk Night on alternate Wednesdays, the quiz nights are popular and still remain.

Traditional food, mostly home made including vegetarian options are available. But behave yourself, otherwise you may find yourself in the stocks that are situated in the garden.

The building dates from the 16ht or 17th century.
listed building grade: II

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Local licensing authority for Shottisham is Suffolk Coastal
Last updated: June 14th 2009


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