What is your favourite pub in Suffolk?

This was a question we posed to our readers this week on social media.

From the hundreds of interactions we received, here are just ten of the most popular pubs across the county.

The Manger, Bradfield Combust

Found along the A134 in Bradfield Combust between Bury St Edmunds and Sudbury, The Manger and Stables has been a pillar of the community since the 15th century.

In 2021, our readers also chose this pub as having one of the best roast dinners available in Suffolk.

The Pakenham Fox, Pakenham

One commentor on our social media post praised the Pakenham Fox for its "amazing garden" as well as being a "real, traditional country pub".

In October, our review of the establishment was full of praise for the great value and ideal location that the pub brings to the table.

The Chestnut Horse, Great Finborough

Stowmarket Mercury: Landlady Sharon Shipp of the Chestnut Horse in Great FinboroughLandlady Sharon Shipp of the Chestnut Horse in Great Finborough (Image: Newsquest)

The Chestnut Horse was another popular name amongst readers.

Time and time again, commentors praised the "lovely" and "friendly" staff as well as the "brilliant beer".

Maybush, Waldringfield

Stowmarket Mercury: The Maybush Inn sits on the River DebenThe Maybush Inn sits on the River Deben (Image: Newsquest)

The Maybush is the place to go if you want pub grub and a cold pint with unmatched views.

Looking out across the stunning River Deben, it is no surprise this pub stood out amongst Suffolk residents.

The Dog at Grundisburgh

Stowmarket Mercury: The Grundisburgh Dog landlords Charles and Eillir and Charles Rogers with their dogs Missy and RajaThe Grundisburgh Dog landlords Charles and Eillir and Charles Rogers with their dogs Missy and Raja (Image: Newsquest)

As the name might suggest, The Dog at Grundisburgh is an ideal retreat for dog owners in need of refuelling.

This pub's break-off business, The Grundisburgh Dog Delicatessen, was named as the best deli in East Anglia in 2022.

Old Chequers, Friston

Stowmarket Mercury: Jim Rowbotham, landlord of the Old ChequersJim Rowbotham, landlord of the Old Chequers (Image: Newsquest)

When new landlord Jim Rowbotham took over Old Chequers in 2022, he hoped to strike a chord with music fans by offering live music nights.

Found in the village of Friston, between Saxmundham and Aldeburgh, this pub makes for a great place to stop off after visiting the Suffolk coast.

The Fox Inn, Newbourne

Nestled in Newbourne, just a short drive from Ipswich and Woodbridge, The Fox Inn has a huge open fireplace that is the perfect remedy to the cold.

Dogs are welcome and as they are stretching out in front of the fire, guests can get stuck into some pub grub while they warm their bones.

The Walnut, Stowmarket

Stowmarket Mercury: Ivan Sheldrake of The Walnut Ivan Sheldrake of The Walnut (Image: Charlotte Bond)

The Walnut has won a number of CAMRA awards over the years and is well known for its focus on real ale and cider.

This pub has been hailed as one of the best in the Suffolk and was a hugely popular name amongst readers.

The Rampant Horse, Needham Market

Stowmarket Mercury: The Rampant Horse Inn in Needham MarketThe Rampant Horse Inn in Needham Market (Image: Sarah Lucy Brown)

The reopening of The Rampant Horse Inn made a "buzz" about town in Needham Market in 2021.

It was the most mentioned pub when we asked readers to name their favourite thanks to its "fabulous food" and its dog friendly environment.

The White Hart, Blythburgh

This Adnams pub is not too far from Southwold and Walberswick and makes the most of its rural setting with its warm interior and large garden.

The White Hart is closing for refurbishment from January 9 and will reopen four week later.