The Six Bells - Babergh

Had a wonderful homemade beef and ale pie, beautiful creamy mash and great veg. We were kept company by Hudson the black lab/retriever who welcomed us as we came in from the rainy storm outside. Such a cozy place, plenty if room. When the fires are on I can imagine it's harder to leave. Very friendly staff considering I hadn't booked. Plenty on the menu to encourage me back, and didn't break the bank either. Service: 5

Ancient pub in an historic building at the centre of a quiet village. The Sunday lunch we had was excellent my trad beef, the SO's nut roast and our companion's fish chips were all top notch. Everything on my plate which included a delicious onion marmalade was first class. A small menu of well judged dishes which changes, we were told, monthly. A very good range of beer on tap and you could see, from the number of locals dropping in for a pint, that the pub is well used by the community. Added to my list of nearby pubs to drop along to. Vegetarian options: Very good carrot and nut roast. Excellent fish chips

Nice country pub. Really nice inside with a friendly, yet nervous, young dog. Nice big beer garden with plenty of parking. Price per person: £1–10 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Parking space: Plenty of parking Parking options: Free parking lot

Lovely old pub, with old school locals at the bar and families have Sunday rosts The food is lovely with just enough food on the plate, with it not being too much or too little, The only thing I will say what I got be negative about, is that I did not see what came with the rosts, and the here was way to much red cabbage. But other than that it was a lovely meal with lovely paintings on the wall, and friendly staff, inside a lovely old building what is from the 1400s So decently give this place a go

Faultless really stunning location, beautiful atmosphere, wonderful staff, delicious food with fresh and local ingredients. Keeps us going back for more. Price per person: £40–50 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5