A pub people travel to for its high quality home made dishes.
Vegetarians speak well of it. Tell us what you think in a review
below, whether you have eaten or stayed there. We now have, and loved it, plus its welcoming signs outside. The inside is cosy and traditional, and the garden is sheltered and sunny. perfect all year round. On the bar they also sell home made produce such as jams, adding to the friendly village atmosphere.

Chef and landlord, Mark Cocoran, says "Over the past year
we have worked hard to increase the selection of dishes for
vegetarians and this has been very well received by our
customers."

Quotes from their website:

"Located on the edge of the Suffolk Heritage Coast and only
15 minutes from the historic town of Southwold the Queen's Head
has stood at the centre of the small village of Bramfield for
several centuries. Formally known as "Skeltons" the
traditional pub has evolved into a fine dining pub with scrubbed
pine tables, exposed beams, huge fireplaces, a bar with vaulted
ceiling and above all - friendly service."

"Tucked away behind the pub is a beautiful garden featuring
an unusual Willow dome constructed by local craftsmen. Plenty of
bench seating make it an ideal location for Alfresco dining and
drinking with lots of space for the children to play."

They are into buying locally, especially free-range and organic
food. You'll need to book ahead if you would like vegan
options.