Pubs & Bars

The White Hart, a historic pub licensed since 1800, sits beside Aldeburgh’s famous chip shop. Enjoy ales, wines, and summer wood-fired pizza in the garden. Dogs and children welcome outside; cosy up by the fire during winter. Fish and chips welcome!

A traditional pub offering a warm welcome, located at the top of Aldeburgh as you enter town. Just a five-minute walk from the beach, with live music every weekend creating a lively, friendly atmosphere for locals and visitors alike.

The Parrot, a historic 16th-century pub in Aldringham, is run by experienced local publicans David and Chris. Building on years of success at The Dolphin, they aim to make The Parrot a welcoming hub at the heart of the village community.

The Old Generator Station in Aldeburgh is a renovated community hub featuring a public bar, café, big screen, hall, meeting room, snooker mezzanine, and changing facilities—offering a versatile space for events, socialising, and local activities.

The Mill Inn is a historic 1600s pub near Aldeburgh beach, offering Adnams ales, pub food, and two spacious sea-view en-suite rooms with king-size beds.

The Cross Keys in Aldeburgh is a relaxed, welcoming pub offering home-cooked food, Adnams drinks, and a lively atmosphere. Located just off the High Street, it also features three en-suite double bedrooms for overnight stays on the Suffolk coast.

Thorpeness Golf Club and Hotel offers year-round golf on its historic 18-hole course, comfortable en-suite accommodation, and seasonal dining in a relaxed setting. Welcoming both golfers and leisure guests, it’s a family-friendly destination near the Suffolk coast.

The Wentworth Hotel in Aldeburgh offers the ambience of a country house hotel with the added advantage of wonderful sea views.

Once a chemist, bookshop and general store, DP’s is a much-loved Aldeburgh landmark. Now restored by Eliza Stephens, it features an Art Deco bar with live music and hosts the popular Thai Street Cafe in its courtyard seasonally.