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Brent Eleigh Cock

owner: Free House
Lavenham Rd (A1141), CO10 9PB
grid reference: TL 940 478
tel. 01787 247371
Opening hours (as of 06/09/2008)
11-4 6-11 Mon-Fri; 12-11 Sat; 12-10:30 Sun
Regular real ales: Adnams Bitter, Greene King Abbot.
Thatched building. An absolute gem! This pub manages to transport visitors back to a time most have long forgotten. In winter both bars are snug and warm; in summer with the doors open, the bar is at one with its rural surroundings. Good conversation is guaranteed "sit and listen, you will soon become involved." Close to Lavenham and the Brett valley the comfortable accommodation (1 room) is recommended. Food (1-4 & 6-10) is available and live music is offered once a month. Games include shoveha'penny and pitch penny cut into a scrubbed table. The pub is also CAMROT approved (Campaign for Real Outside Toilets) do not miss it!

local public transport

Bus route: 111
Please be aware that some rural bus routes have very restricted schedules. We recommend that you check the timetables before travelling.
Local licensing authority for Brent Eleigh is Babergh
Last updated: November 19th 2008


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