Trickers Mill Guidebook
Food scene
A Mediterranean restaurant on the Market hill, delicious food with a great wine list.
www.galley.uk.com
01394 380055
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The Galley
21 Market HillA Mediterranean restaurant on the Market hill, delicious food with a great wine list.
www.galley.uk.com
01394 380055
East Coast Diner
Church StreetBurger & Cocktails
http://www.eastcoastdiner.co.uk
01394 389076
Prezzo Italian Restaurant Woodbridge
1 Church Street Pizzas and Pasta – 01394 610401
Great for coffee and light lunches/brunches.
01394 548161
25 recommandé par les habitants
Honey+Harvey
56 ThoroughfareGreat for coffee and light lunches/brunches.
01394 548161
A great British Pub Restaurant. Menu changes seasonally.
01394 460310
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The Unruly Pig
Orford RoadA great British Pub Restaurant. Menu changes seasonally.
01394 460310
For a drink and meal in a fabulous setting. They don't take bookings so call ahead to see how busy they are.
01473 624038
16 recommandé par les habitants
Milsoms Kesgrave Hall
For a drink and meal in a fabulous setting. They don't take bookings so call ahead to see how busy they are.
01473 624038
The Angel pub is just round the corner, serving a good selection of craft and real ales as well as the largest selection of gins in East Anglia, if you are a gin lover this is a must!
01394 382660
The Angel
2 Theatre StreetThe Angel pub is just round the corner, serving a good selection of craft and real ales as well as the largest selection of gins in East Anglia, if you are a gin lover this is a must!
01394 382660
Things to do.
Sutton Hoo (A National Trust site) sits just around the corner on the other side of the River Deben. It is a famous site where several burial mounds were discovered, including the famous Anglo Saxon boat buried with its treasures. There are guided tours on offer as well as a museum, shop and restaurant to be enjoyed. www.nationaltrust.org.uk
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National Trust - Sutton Hoo
Sutton Hoo (A National Trust site) sits just around the corner on the other side of the River Deben. It is a famous site where several burial mounds were discovered, including the famous Anglo Saxon boat buried with its treasures. There are guided tours on offer as well as a museum, shop and restaurant to be enjoyed. www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Shingle Street, Bawdsey and Felixstowe lie along the coastline and near the mouth of the River Deben. There are many stunning walks to be explored here. Old Felixstowe is a fishing community where you can buy the catch of the day and then take a small ferry over to Bawdsey (a very famous radar headquarters during the Second World War).
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Shingle Street
Unnamed RoadShingle Street, Bawdsey and Felixstowe lie along the coastline and near the mouth of the River Deben. There are many stunning walks to be explored here. Old Felixstowe is a fishing community where you can buy the catch of the day and then take a small ferry over to Bawdsey (a very famous radar headquarters during the Second World War).
Snape Maltings is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). It has lovely places to eat, pottery, antiques and not to forget its famous Concert Hall. There are many stunning walks and you can even take a river trip from here where you can explore the wildlife and views across the mudflats and reeds from the River Alde. https://snapemaltings.co.uk/
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Snape Maltings
Snape Maltings is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). It has lovely places to eat, pottery, antiques and not to forget its famous Concert Hall. There are many stunning walks and you can even take a river trip from here where you can explore the wildlife and views across the mudflats and reeds from the River Alde. https://snapemaltings.co.uk/
Orford is under 30 minutes away by car. It is a quiet picture postcard village on the River Ore with a 12th Century Castle Keep and its famous Oysterage Restaurant. If you are a bird watching enthusiast then you can catch a boat to Orford Ness which is an important breeding ground for wading birds.
Other areas worth exploring are: Southwold, Dunwich & Minsmere.
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Orford
Orford is under 30 minutes away by car. It is a quiet picture postcard village on the River Ore with a 12th Century Castle Keep and its famous Oysterage Restaurant. If you are a bird watching enthusiast then you can catch a boat to Orford Ness which is an important breeding ground for wading birds.
Other areas worth exploring are: Southwold, Dunwich & Minsmere.
Golf can be played at the Woodbridge golf club (www.woodbrigegolfclub.co.uk), Seckford Golf Club (www.seckfordgolf.co.uk) which is just outside Woodbridge and Ufford Park (www.uffordpark.co.uk).
Woodbridge Golf Club
Heath RoadGolf can be played at the Woodbridge golf club (www.woodbrigegolfclub.co.uk), Seckford Golf Club (www.seckfordgolf.co.uk) which is just outside Woodbridge and Ufford Park (www.uffordpark.co.uk).
Deben Leisure Centre
Station RoadCinema and Theatre in Woodbridge. It also has a restarant/cafe for the public to enjoy.
http://www.theriverside.co.uk/restaurant.php
Good Food guide and Michelin listed – try fish and flicks midweek. 01394 382174
16 recommandé par les habitants
The Riverside
2 QuaysideCinema and Theatre in Woodbridge. It also has a restarant/cafe for the public to enjoy.
http://www.theriverside.co.uk/restaurant.php
Good Food guide and Michelin listed – try fish and flicks midweek. 01394 382174
Sightseeing
Framlingham Castle is an English heritage site. Surrounded by parkland and a picturesque lake, the Castle was once the centre of a vast network of power of power and influence.This is where Mary Tudor was proclaimed Queen of England. You are able to walk along the 10.5 metre high curtain wall and take in the breathtaking views of the Suffolk landscape. It is about a 25 minute drive north from the Mill. www.english-heritage.org.uk
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Framlingham Castle
Church StreetFramlingham Castle is an English heritage site. Surrounded by parkland and a picturesque lake, the Castle was once the centre of a vast network of power of power and influence.This is where Mary Tudor was proclaimed Queen of England. You are able to walk along the 10.5 metre high curtain wall and take in the breathtaking views of the Suffolk landscape. It is about a 25 minute drive north from the Mill. www.english-heritage.org.uk