Greyhound Inn

Great little spot! Recommend. We arrived at opening time, and the fire was freshly lit. Smoke in the air added to the classical ambience of the building. Service was extremely knowledgeable and cheerful. The food was incredible. Couldn't fault any of it. Menu changes weekly, so i can't wait to go back and see what else is being served up. Loses a point on atmosphere for facilities, but that's splitting hairs.

Starter of wild rabbit terrine was tasty Bread was very nice even ordered a second helping however the mains let everything down The Partridge was very overcooked. The broth had zero flavour the pork was bland. The potatoes and sauce also had zero flavour. Would’ve been nice to have had a decent glass of wine however wine list was heavily weighted towards the old world and fairly exorbitant in price I raised my concerns with the serving staff and they did offer to comp the whole meal however I feel people should be paid for their time and paid the bill. This is my second time at this establishment and I shall definitely not be returning. Disappointing as Adam the head chef was actually cooking

A beautiful pub with an excellent menu and wine list. We had scallops and the roast suckling pig pork belly to share which were gorgeous and beautifully cooked. A real treat

What a special place! I recently had my birthday meal here and it was nothing short of amazing. The service was unquestionably excellent with the staff evidently being very knowledgeable about the menu. The food was second to none it was the perfect blend of hearty Suffolk pub food with all the finesse of a top London restaurant. This truly shows off the best of Suffolk and I hope to come back soon!

This recently opened restaurant has received excellent reviews from TV critics which were not really borne out by our lunch experience. For starter, I ordered wild garlic soup with sweetbreads and although the soup was very delicious it was almost ruined by the burnt sweetbreads, which I had to discard. We both had hake with sea vegetables for main, which we thoroughly enjoyed. The place itself dates back to the 14th century and has character but little atmosphere. The seating is very good, however. Toilets are outside. Once the awfully cheap pictures on the walls are replaced with something better, this might help. Service was enlivened by our friendly waitress. Parking was problem free. I think this place will improve, so we'll visit again next year to find out. There are many other excellent venues in East Anglia.

I’m not sure what the two star review below is smoking, but this is some of the best food i’ve had in the south of England. Full Stop. I’d put this food on par with St John’s in London and The Marksman London. What makes this place so special is the sum of all its parts. The old old pub vibe. The informal relaxed nature. The serious wine list. The outstanding food. The beautiful fire and the humble staff and owners. It might have been the best pie 🥧 I’ve ever eaten today. I frequent St John’s and the Marksman regularly and I personally own 3 wine shops in London, So nobodies telling me I don’t know my food and drink. This is top class stuff. Suffolk you got a real one here. God bless the food gods for this divine intervention.

Best meal I've had in Suffolk, by a long way! The waiters, waitresses and chefs all do such a good job, the food is high quality and really well cooked. A brilliant pub! A small room for improvement would be to have allergies on the menus if possible, but the staff were really on it and answered any questions immediately so had no impact on my meal. Thank you Greyhound Inn, a very special pub!

Absolutely fantastic food. Beautifully presented dishes full of wonderful flavours. The mangetout and cows curd appetiser was delicious, as was the rib of beef. Service was prompt & courteous without being overbearing. Definitely worth a visit.

We were camping up in the area (September 2011) and this restaurant came highly recommended by the campground staff. We walked here and arrived about 6pm, just when they were opening. Very cosy atmosphere, beautiful old building and they've retained the charm. The food here was delicious, and very reasonably priced, especially considering they use local ingredients. The hosts were very charming and the locals were as well. A lot of outdoor space so can imagine on a nice sunny Sunday, it would be nice to take advantage of! If you're in this area, I highly recommend popping by here. My only regret is we needed to head out without really getting to enjoy the evening atmosphere as we were walking back to our campsite and it was dark.