walberswick PUBS & DINING
Walberswick may be small, but it punches well above its weight when it comes to places to eat and drink. From cosy firesides to sunny garden spots, the village offers a mix of relaxed and traditional dining that perfectly complements its coastal charm. Here’s our guide to the best pubs and dining spots in Walberswick.
“From warming up by the fire at The Bell to enjoying a sunny pint in The Anchor’s garden looking out over the River Blyth, Walberswick’s pubs make every meal feel like a little treat.”
The Anchor – Stylish coastal pub
A stylish and relaxed pub with a coastal-luxe feel. The Anchor is known for its seasonal menus, with local seafood, modern British favourites, and an excellent selection of local ales and wines. Dine indoors or soak up the sun in the spacious garden.
Must try: The seafood platter with local crab and mussels, paired with a pint of Adnams.
Visitors love: The lively atmosphere, friendly service, and garden seating that makes it ideal for sunny afternoons.
Our take: A great all-rounder with quality food and a coastal vibe, perfect for both family meals and evenings with friends.
The Bell Inn – traditional pub
Set just back from the green, The Bell is the more traditional of the two pubs. It’s family-friendly, dog-welcoming, and perfect for a post-walk pint or hearty lunch. Expect roaring fires in winter and a cheerful buzz throughout the year.
Must try: A hearty Sunday roast with all the trimmings after a bracing beach walk.
Visitors love: The welcoming pub feel, generous portions, and traditional charm.
Our take: Classic, comforting, and full of character – a proper Suffolk pub experience.
Explore Walberswick
Whether you’re drawn to the sandy beach, the famous footbridge or the village green, Walberswick is a hidden Suffolk treasure. A handpicked cottage with The Suffolk Cottage Collection provides a convenient base to enjoy the pubs, local charm, and coastal scenery with ease.
What to try: Sample the locally caught seafood at The Anchor or a hearty classic at The Bell Inn, then take a stroll along the beach or village green to soak up the atmosphere.
Visitor feedback: Guests love the combination of modern and traditional pub experiences. Many comment on the friendly welcome, quality of the food, and the relaxed setting that makes dining here special.
Our take: Walberswick’s pubs may be small in number, but each one has its own charm. Whether you’re tucking into fresh seafood at The Anchor, warming up by a roaring fire at The Bell, or just sipping a pint while watching the world go by on the green, these spots are the heart of the village. Pair a meal with a stroll along the beach or over the footbridge, and it feels like you’ve discovered a little slice of Suffolk magic.
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