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POPULAR WALKS
Much loved by families, hikers, horse riders and dog walkers there are several easy routes to enjoy, and best of all, you can finish up with, or stop off for, refreshments at The Fountain!
Well behaved dogs are welcome in the bar and garden.
Find out more information about the various walks HERE
LOCALLY SOURCED DIVERSE DINING
"Our goal is to offer fantastic food and amazing service to create a place where everyone feels at home"
Leading the kitchen are husband and wife team Becky and Jon Kaye, who have more than 30 years combined culinary experience.
"We are excited to bring seasonal specials to the menu and showcase the incredible local ingredients we have here in Suffolk"
Scroll through some of our recent dishes
FREEHOUSE
As a Freehouse we are pleased to offer a finely curated range of beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks.
Featuring new and boutique local producers as well as firm East Anglian favourites, we aim to appeal to a wide range of tastes and regularly update the bar with ‘guest’ and seasonal beverages.
A RICH HISTORY
During our recent refurbishment, we uncovered a large number of old title deeds to the pub dating from 1664 to 1791, plus a more modern wayleave from 1934. The last document in 1791 is a conveyance to John Cobbold, the Ipswich brewer, and the 1934 wayleave to Cobbold and Co. Ltd.
These significant historical documents have been passed to the Suffolk Archives for preservation and further research.
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In more recent years, The Fountain was a favourite haunt of local icon, the cartoonist, Giles. As well as being a member of the pub darts team, he also spent many evenings at the pub’s piano where he famously jammed with a group of African American GIs during WW2.
In photographs taken by renowned photojournalist and artist Lee Miller in 1944, Giles is seen with the servicemen who would cycle to the pub with instruments (including double bass) strapped to their bicycles.
REVIEWS
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