The Brewers

Gastropub · Rattlesden ·

The Brewers

Gastropub · Rattlesden ·

Award-winning chefs serve modern pub dishes; garden terrace views

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Lower Rd, Rattlesden, Bury Saint Edmunds IP30 0RJ, United Kingdom Get directions

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"The bucolic village setting, lush gardens and well-kept exterior bode well as you approach this lovely village inn. Once you enter, its charming spell remains unbroken, with a friendly team and bags of character. The décor blends the modern and the traditional with aplomb, whilst maintaining a proper pub feel – you'll likely find a group of regulars and their dogs by the fire. The menu changes depending on the produce available, but you can expect gently modernised pub dishes, with steaks a feature of the menu, from sirloin to chateaubriand for two." - Michelin Inspector

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The Brewers

G R.

Google

The food and wine is always delicious and the staff are very welcoming and knowledgeable. We are regular visitors and are never disappointed. We particularly like the lunch set menu (very good value) and their wine and taster menu evenings.

Lauren S.

Google

Food was absolutely INCREDIBLE! The presentation was phenomenal and it tasted even better!! I put a 3 for atmosphere because the decor was 10/10 and looked so fancy but we were the only people there so made us wonder why it was completely dead.

Emma J.

Google

Wow! We are regulars here and always have an amazing meal but our recent experience really blew us away... We were lucky enough to have beef wellington with a side of venison pie (think posh cottage pie.) This with a carafe of gorgeous red made us feel so very special. If you haven’t been yet, please do! Service is always great and the chefs are clearly passionate. Love the atmosphere too!

Sean O.

Google

On a cold, wet and windy evening, we arrived and were shown to a lovely table in a warm and welcoming restaurant. The food was great. Each course was beautifully prepared and presented and the service was attentive. Highly recommended. Well be back.

Andrew G.

Google

Been here multiple times over the years but think our visit a couple of months ago will be the last. The place tends to be quiet given the rural village setting and the locals do eat early. But the food or lack of it was the problem. I know that things are difficult right now but a small bowl of soup, followed by a tiny piece of fish and ending with five matchstick size pieces of cheese is not a good way to go however good the quality of the food. For £70 pp including wine! When we left at 9.30pm on a Saturday night two other customers remained and there was not a single member of staff to be found.

Paul

Google

An extraordinary meal. Featherlite scotch eggs; silky mackerel pate; fabulous chicken with jus - the list is endless. And also, bargain of the century. Three courses that together cost less than I would expect to pay for a main in London. Service friendly, knowledgeable and efficient. A must visit! And I’ll be coming back.

Robert H.

Google

The food and service is superb, friendly welcome and well balanced menu with a selection of four different dishes for starters, mains and desserts on the set lunch menu. The cooking is very accomplished and the set menu is very reasonably priced. We had a very pleasant Lunch and would recommend a visit to anyone.

Mick M.

Google

Our first visit to The Brewers. An up market village pub. Comfortable and spacious. Staff friendly. What's outstanding is the food. All excellent. Beautifully presented and very tasty. Portion size just right. Minor criticism was the service is slightly slow.