Pubs & Inns
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Best Pub Gardens in Cambs and Suffolk
Heat wave alert! Grab those sunnies and head out to one of these gorgeous pub gardens for a fabulous meal alfresco in Suffolk and Cambs.
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Lunch with a view: 21 top riverside restaurants and pubs
Ahh, is there anything better than a stroll along the riverside? Actually, yes - a riverside that includes a long lazy lunch and some stonking views across Cambs and Suffolk!
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Review: Wild Thyme & Honey, Ampney Crucis
Cotswolds corker! Brand new for this year and showing all the honey-stoned charms you'd expect of an historic 16th century inn (with some multi-million pound mod-cons), read on and book in. You'll love it.
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Review: The Hare & Hounds, nr Newbury
A little bit of country, a little bit of rock 'n' roll. The Hare and Hounds is a boutique inn with 30 stylish rooms, fuss-free food and a focus on fun - Muddy Berkshire editor Rachel checks in.
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52 roasts with the most across the Muddy counties
Why bother basting potatoes with goose fat when this lot do it so much better? Grab your gang and head to one of these gorgeous gastropubs across the Muddy counties.
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The Unruly Pig crowned best gastro pub in the UK!
The Estrella Damm Top 50 Gastropubs have been revealed – and Suffolk & Cambs triple cooked chips stacked up very nicely, with three foodie pubs included and the number one spot!
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Cosy winter dining in Suffolk & Cambs
Baby it's cold outside and what better way to warm up than a feast somewhere fabulous? We're talking tipis, dining domes, igloo pods, roaring fires, twinkling fairy lights & winter wonderland terraces.
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18 of the best afternoon teas in Suffolk & Cambs
Raise that pinky finger! Here's our round-up of the best places to scoff scones in Suffolk & Cambridgeshire.
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Top 50 Gastro Pubs Revealed
We may not have been able to frequent them as much as we'd have liked, but boy are we ready to get to those gastro pub gardens now. But which pubs in Cambs and Suffolk have the very best gastro grub?
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8 Autumn walks with pubs
Is there anything better than a beautiful autumnal walk that ends in a pub lunch? Stroll and scoff your way across Suffolk & Cambs.
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Muddy Eats: The Duke’s Head, Somerleyton, Suffolk
With a small, but perfectly formed menu using locally-sourced products, an idyllic country estate setting and roaring fires in winter and glorious grounds in summer, The Duke's Head might just be the perfect country pub.
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Top 50 gastropubs revealed!
Whose tripled-cooked chips have got them into the gastropub hall of fame? Roomy pants on, let’s tuck in because FOUR of East Anglia's foodie pubs made the grade.
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The Green Man, Thriplow
This community-owned village pub has it all – its own micro farm, a dizzying array of craft ales and - oh joy! -a free taxi service at the end of the night.