Southwold:
Another Southwold Adnams pub, and a familiar thing: here, though the food is provided by a local pizza co (we didn’t try them).
Our first visit here resulted in us sitting just down the street on the seafront: this pub was busy.
Inside, it’s quite traditional but similar to the other Adnams houses in town. Similarly, it’s cashless and has the same beer range. Pleasant place, though.
Southwold:
Another refurbed Adnams pub, and similar inside to the others. This one is right next to Southwold’s lighthouse.
A story that is becoming familiar: card payments only, stripped-wood furniture, nice staff, good beer, pub food menu that seems a bit poncy and pricey (and we suspect, may have been the cause of a dodgy tummy for my better half, sadly). The outside space was nice- only onto the street, but it’s a nice quiet street.
Southwold:
Our first visit to one of the several Adnams-operated pubs in town. This is one of the ones that is just a pub, not far from the seafront, just south of the High St.
In common with the others, this is cashless.
Inside is tradional, a little modern stripped wood, maybe. Staff pleasant, usual choice of Adnams beer, including a very nice couple of lagers. Great outside space in the sunshine. There’s food- from snacks including some excellent sausage rolls to a full meal.