Beyton White Horse Inn in Mid Suffolk

What a fiasco. You couldn't make it up, talk about Fawlty Towers. I stayed in room 6 this year, after specifically requesting not to stay in room 2 with it's enormous bright green Fire Exit sign on all night. The nice young lady had some trouble letting me into room 6, the one right at the end of the block, but eventually we got in. Straight away I noticed that the original lock had been replaced and a bodge job had been done. As it was warm I left the door open for a bit. When I wanted a shower, I tried to lock the door from the inside, this proved impossible. So I went to the bar and explained and the nice young lady came back and said that her Dad would be along soon and he would have a look at it. Which he did. I returned the next evening at around 5.30, the pub garden was full, with drinkers seated around 6ft from my "front door". I couldn't get in. Again. I spent an embarrassing 5-10 mins trying, viewed by all of the drinkers outside. Eventually a nice chap offered to come and help. He too tried for ages and said the lock was utterly broken. He didn't quite use those words though. :-) Then someone came out from the bar at my request and she literally had to kick the door in to gain access. All of this took place in front of the whole beer garden. On Sunday morning I tried to leave the room, I was unable to. I was locked in. As chance would have it the landlady rang me, to ask what time I wanted breakfast, on telling her of my plight she tried to gain access from outside and failed. Then another lady turned up and she climbed in through the window. Eventually, between them they got the lock open. This took some time. I wonder what would have happened if there had been a fire during the night? Perhaps I should also add that the duvet was torn, the wheel on the bed was broken, so you were sleeping at an odd angle. There was a dried blood stain on the duvet and a rip on the mattress cover. The sofa was very worn. There was black mould on the inside window and on the bath. The toilet seat had been screwed on wonky. I eventually located a wifi charger point, hidden behind the bedside table, but it didn't work. I requested a discount, given the ridiculous situation with the lock and was offered £50 off a three night stay. Given the amount that is being charged, that was derogatory. She eventually gave me £100 off . with no apology.

I don’t normally write reviews, but i do have to say today i had some amazing food. I had battered fish with chips and all i can say it was amazing the best fish i have had in years. The kitchen staff were polite and friendly and made our family trip at lunch time very special. The food was well presented and looked amazing, and we asked to thank the chef , we was told it was there chef apprentice who is 17years old, all i have to say is wow she done a tremendous job. we will be back and will recommend.

We called in for a cheeky drink in the beer garden area on a rare sunny evening. Didn’t have the best of welcomes at the bar by a young chap with a cold. My husband popped to the loo and said they were the most disgusting toilets he had ever been in-dirty toilets usually means dirty kitchen! Lots of trip hazards to the garden with very uneven block paving (accident waiting to happen) cheap tacky plastic chairs and tables-not dissimilar to the clientele on our visit! Young lad spitting all over the place with the foulest of language, he looked like he resides in the first outdoor guest room. Avoid staying near that room if you want peace and quiet during your stay! All in all an awful visit which will not be repeated.

In dire need of renovation and would absolutely not recommend staying here. As you can see from the photos attached the shower curtain is full of mould, the bathroom plug had broken off and was just left on the side, there is mould, dirt and grime all over the bathroom. Sofa in room and bedding was stained. Curtains were hanging off the curtain pole. Wardrobe smelt musty and was also dirty. Noise coming from some sort of water tank all night, running water sounds. When we got to the room around 11pm there was no staff there to address these issues with so unfortunately had to stay in this disgusting room for the night, raised the issus in the morning with the only staff member I could find who wasn't interested at all and made no attempt to rectify any of the issues.

My wife & I just returned home from a very happy five night break (B&B) with 3 evening meals at this most pleasant pub. It was our second stay there. I made a mistake with the room booking that had the potential to cause domestic distress but the helpful & cooperative staff quickly sorted it out for us. The food was always delicious and the staff always attentive & helpful The rooms were very clean (if a little tired) & the double bed most comfortable. All in all, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay & would recommend it

Great Breakfast. Service was very efficient and friendly. Included tea/coffee, Full English, toast and fruit juice. Great quality ingredients, good portion size and great value.

On arrival, lovely pub and big ish car park to the side which is suitable for vans. Stayed for one night and had two rooms. Both rooms were clean & comfortable. My room ( had a wet room rather than bath/shower) the shelf next to the sink needs adjusting upwards as when I put my stuff on it would slip down and off. But apart from that couldn’t fault my room:) Had dinner and the portions were HUGE! Really nice proper pub food and good selection of drinks. The breakfast was also really good. All staff are lovely. Will be back if In the area:)

Lovely meal.Great menu an Sunday lunch with family. The pub is divided in two. A bar area and then restaurant area. Family of 4 A great menu with variety aplenty. We ordered 4 different dishes. All dishes come with separate veg to add yourself. Quality of the food was excellent all round. Tasty and well presented dishes. Ample portion sizes. Prices are around £15 a plate. Specials board present Friendly and efficient staff. I highly recommend this place to eat.

We were lucky to find this lovely pub in a pretty village when the roads nearby were flooded and we were stuck overnight. A very friendly welcome and service from the young staff. Our room (6) was roomy and comfy, and we had a lovely dinner - the steak pie was great as was the veggie toad in the hole. Sadly there was a powercut due to the floods so we didn't get to try the breakfast. We'll be stopping off here for lunch in future when travelling along the A14.

You don’t need a knife. This roast beef is sooooo tender. Served with a selection of vegetables - peas carrots swede cabbage. And Yorkshire pudding. Good selection of beers and great staff

Ate here over 2 nights with my husband, his sister and brother-in-law whilst staying here as part of a popular gift experience. Was a little apprehensive as some previous reviews weren't too favourable but overall was pleasantly surprised. The pub is in a quiet village location with a large green and a flock of resident geese. It has a large car park, free wifi and plenty of outside seating. As part of our deal, dinner was included on the first evening, a choice of 3 courses from the main menu. Portions were generous and nicer than anticipated, given previous reviews. On the second evening I had the lamb madras with rice from the main menu and naan bread as an optional extra. Portion size was good and the curry was homemade, very tasty and the lamb tender. The others all opted for cottage pie from the specials menu (2 courses for £13 or 3 for £15) and portion size was small by comparison.

Had the 2 course for £13 on the specials board, the cottage pie with vegetables was really lovely and tasty and a big portion size, the sherry trifle was delicious too. The young lad who brought the food and the lad behind bar were very polite and friendly, could not fault a thing! Can not believe the bad reviews, would certainly recommend.

Suffice to say it does not make my list of most pleasurable dining experiences My steak and ale pie was dry with watery gravy and undercooked pastry. The toffee and honeycomb cheesecake was tasteless. Unable to provide an itemised bill which I found remarkable in these days of computerisation.

Food as always lovely,but potion sizes are now almost half what they used to be. We had been warned about this by a friend who went a couple of weeks ago. So although lovely food,value for money it is not !!

We enjoyed a lovely meal tonight at this very friendly pub. We came to see the Gray project great evening we will definitely be back

Having stayed here a number of times I feel I can give an honest and sincere review. The rooms are excellent and it is beautifully peaceful so a good nights sleep is guaranteed. The staff are wonderful and cannot do enough for you. The food served is always excellent and the breakfast no exception. A haven in a beautiful part of the world. I thoroughly recommend The White Horse. Better value than a premier inn or the like.

Family of eight had Sunday lunch for Mothering Sunday. Food was good but service average. I did not like the fact that no detailed bill could be supplied-only copies of order slips! No prices of the drinks were available. When I asked for the bill the full amount was put into the card machine so I was unable to check exactly what I was paying for. For this reason I shall not return. I have never had this before in any restaurant either in England or abroad!

We visited for a birthday lunch with family today and was met with disappointment from the onset. Ignored upon seating, after just over 30 mins we wrote down our own drink order and went to the bar for it. We were not given menus so also went to request these from the (seemingly) snoozing waitress. Pie was shocking, cut from a large pie and clearly microwaved so very dry meat. No thought of presentation for any of the dinners. 2x lamb shanks appeared when everyone else had finished their food, so that was rubbish for two of us. Plates not cleared, we did this ourselves. Which was lucky, as they appeared with the cake we brought without considering mains should be cleared first! Waiting staff need to switch on and/ or have some training. Same for the chef.

Staying in the village. Just had a great local pub lunch here! These type of places are getting harder to find! They serve a good selection of lagers (Moretti, San Miguel) and more importantly for me (the lady!!) real ales such as Landlord and Abbott Ale! Full good pub grub menu (with vegetarian options). We enjoyed a roaring fire and a delicious lunch of homemade steak & ale pie; gammon & chips. Unpretentious & tasty! Perfect !

We've stayed here on several occasions. Accommodation is comfortable, food good and staff friendly and helpful. Quiet location and easy access to A14

We have been here before when in Suffolk last year. It was good then and it’s still as good. Food is excellent, pub is clean and comfortable and the staff pleasant, happy and helpful.

First time for lunch and had the 3 course special lunch for £12.50. What a fantastic bargain, home made tomato soup, roast pork and sherry trifle. The food was so good and plentiful, my husband had the cheesy garlic bread and toad in the hole. I cannot recommend this pub enough and everyone serving us were so kind and friendly, a real gem.

A lovely meal with excellent service. We ate outside, the wait staff were friendly and competent. The tables were clean and the garden well keep. Well done.

With four of us needing somewhere to eat whilst visiting Bury St Edmunds we were told of this restaurant and we are so glad we were. The food was very good and although they appeared very busy due to a party going on they did...

I visited the white horse for my sisters birthday on a busy Friday night. I had the chicken korma and it was amazing, I would highly recommend. The service was impeccable and the staff were so helpful and pleasant. The land lady was extremely welcoming,...

The land lady so rude I can’t believe they have any customers at all the food was not what we asked for and the land lady snatched our plates away from our table and would not even let us explain the problem Will not return...

We have been here before and thought to give it another try. Maybe a sign of the times and maybe understandable that there was a very reduced menu at quite inflated prices. Our table had been pre-booked, reserved. There were three other tables of which...

Had to wait for room to be finished but once in it was very nice and spacious, coffef facilities, bottled water, lovely clean bedding, lovely little outdoor area by door and further outdoor space available. Lovely evening meal and breakfast was plentiful with variety. Staff...

Visited as a party of 4 for a meal, food was very good and the portion sizes were great! Our food was brought to us by a very polite and professional young lad that we instantly recognised from another local pub. Fantastic service all round,...

Tonight was our 26th wedding anniversary. After spending the better part of this past year in isolation (for a number of reasons) we wanted to see if we could get a meal delivered to the house. We searched the internet but very few places actually...

A spur of the moment lockdown takeaway Valentines Sunday lunch. We had a roast beef and a roast pork, both meats being perfectly cooked and a good helping of each. The selection of veg was nicely done and included carrots, cabbage, peas, suede and the...

First time we visited, excellent menu and food, staff very friendly. Food was piping hot and delicious.

Menu on the night very different to that advertised on their website. Far less choice. Staff pleasant, especially the young man who brought the food to the table but service extremely slow (understaffed?).Hygiene variable. One waiter hardly used mask/visor. Table distance and sanitizing good but...

Staff were lovely, attentive and friendly but my god the food is the worst I’ve had in a long time. Dry, tasteless and poorly presented unfortunately, which is such a shame as it’s a nice little pub. Beer and wine was great, I would definitely...

Arrived to a warm welcome from the staff. Very good beer well kept. Food wS well cooked and generous portions. Mixed grill was excellent. We will be back.

Booked a table for 4 which they brought forward 45 minutes for us because we were early without any problems. Food was all very hot and plentiful and very good. Had a Groupon voucher that saved us quite a lot. We had a smaller menu...

Food is average/ok but the pub offers entertainment and a community feel that is good for locals who want to grab a pint

A very pleasant experience, cant understand why we have not visited before. The food is excellent home cooked food at it's best. A large selection on the menu of all your favourites. I'm very fussy but could not fault things at all. Cosy restaurant and...

On Friday 24th January, I phoned to book a table for four on 1st of February at 7.30. The plan was to have dinner with our friends and celebrate a birthday. On arrival, it was clear to me that the booking hadn’t been noted and there was no table for us. But the lady dealing with us said that our table was booked in the bar. As we entered said bar, a gentleman who I presume was the landlord barged into my husband without so much as an apology. We all took a seat and then were waiting a full 20 minutes before somebody came to lay our table. We then sat and continued to wait. Eventually my friend’s husband went to the bar to request a menu. As he came back, the gentleman from earlier came over and said that food needed to be ordered at the bar. I did mention the fact that we had booked a table in the restaurant, but it fell on deaf ears and he then walked off. So we chose our food ( nobody told us about the Specials) and ordered it. At this point, I have to say that the food was excellent and we all enjoyed everything we ordered, but it was a very long dinner. We didn’t get finished until nearly 10pm.The moral of this story is, if you made a mistake, own up. Nobody minds. Then do your best to make up for it. I felt like we were shoved up in a corner and forgotten about and it totally ruined what should have been a happy occasion.We had been before and I had been impressed enough to leave a good review on here. Sadly I can’t do that this time.

We were part of a large group of 30+ and as such were required to pre-order our meals. We thought that considering the pressure the kitchen and serving staff were under in providing for us, whilst at the same time accommodating a full restaurant of other guests, was very good indeed. The food was served hot, it was generous in portion size and was tasty. The real ale that I had was well kept and both the food and drink prices were reasonably priced. We enjoyed a great evening and will certainly be frequenting this traditional, friendly pub again.

Have eaten here once, the menu is ok, but the food id ordinary. Staff are pleasant and helpful. Cheap food and value for the money.

Paid a lovely visit to this pub for lunch. Food was lovely, a nice amount on the plate and nicely cooked seasonal vegetables. Cannot fault the food or the service. Would definitely recommend if you are in the vicinity

Visited for meal. Steak and Ale Pie was tasteless - watery gravy and dry meat. Roast potatoes hard and overcooked, vegetables bland. Not a good experience.

Disapointed with the meal there took some family who were visiting and the meal was disapointing, their idea of Gastro was some sweet potato chips, pretty mean with the veg too

First visit to said hostelry and won’t be our last. Table for six with good appetites that need to be appeased.

I booked a table on 18/5/2019. Our table was ready on time. We chose meals from an extensive menu and found the food appetising in appearance and delicious. The staff were friendly and gave us the time we needed. The atmosphere was lively but not too noisy. Having enjoyed a splendid dinner, I found the bill very reasonable. Less than expected. I would recommend this venue to anybody who is looking for somewhere to eat with friends or family.

Family meal of 6. Everyone’s plate looked quite unappealing. Haddock was dry although beer batter was nice. Peas looked like they had been reheated several times, shrivelled. No one seemed very enthusiastic about their meal. Was served hot but nothing exciting. Would not rush back had far better else where.

We booked a table for 4 the night before the person at the pub was very rude we had to tell him what time we would be arriving . We arrived to find we weren’t in the book but it was no problem for the barman as he soon layed a table for us , we placed the order n soon after a lad came to us to say the starter I had ordered had all gone so I choose another , the mains come n my friend had ordered king prawn curry but when it come they were cold water prawns bit disappointed,we then ordered sweets again no problem, we had another round of drinks to find the drink my friend was drinking was SEPT17 just a bit out of date we complained and the barman soon came over and appologised and offered another drink which my friend had a cup of tea to her disgust came with no teabag again we complained and some drinks were deducted from our bill not a very good night to celebrate our friends anniversary,would we return I don’t think so ,if the drink was 18 months out of date what else was ??

Went for a family meal tonight and all of us really enjoyed our meal and drinks. Staff friendly and helpful! Would definitely return. Thank you!

I stayed in a local B&B; so went here early April 2019, I think it's a Green King tied pub as they only sell Greene King, IPA, Speckled Hen & Abbot when I went.

Good, old fashioned pub grub in a beautiful building with plenty of history! Friendly staff and great beer.

We stopped off for a lunchtime pint and something to eat today.

I visited the White Horse whilst on holiday a part of a group of 5 adults and a toddler. We were greeted by friendly bar staff.

Chose this place as it was at halfway point to meet up with family members. As we walked in the smell of fryers was very strong. after a while we had to ask for the menus. we were almost immediately asked for our order but we asked for more time the waiter dissapeared and we did not see him for a long while. When we were ready to order we tried to get the attention of the barman, he pretended he hadn't seen us and walked out the back of the bar he returned a few seconds later and continued to ignore us eventually after having 4 pairs of eyes boring into him he picked up a pad and reluctantly came to take our order. I had to repeat my order of lamb cutlets several times. our starters came after awhile they were well presented and were tasted ok.. My main course was delivered as a steak, when i said id ordered lamb he said oh yeah well its probably that i dunno what it is! said lamb cutlets were thin and a bit over cooked for my liking. the waiter never came to check if the food was ok during or after the meal. I really felt that the waiter and the barman both didnt want to be there. We will not return.

I've just spent three nights at the White Horse. The room is quite basic but very comfortable and I appreciated the fact that it was quiet and I wasn't disturbed by traffic or people arriving/ leaving the pub. A very adequate and enjoyable breakfast.

Hi all the Roast dinner was very good plenty of room tables well apart.

Stayed Saturday night. Dinner in the pub restaurant with daughter and b/f. Reasonable selection of Green King beers. Large choice of menu items, both from the standard menu and the specials board. Good portions and pleasant service.

We arrived at the pub and was initially pleased with it. The atmosphere was welcoming and the staff happy and helpful. We were looking forward to a good meal from the very extensive menu. Order was taken promptly but once the food arrived things went downhill unfortunately. Two out of the three meals were poor and tasteless, and quite likely had been microwaved. We didn't dare try a pudding! Such a shame as it has put us off going again. Perhaps they should reduce the selection and do a few things really well.

Used to frequent this place when lived up the road, went back today after many years absence and the food was still as amazing as we remembered it. Hot food served on hot plates, always a good start. Good portion size, crispy roasties, nice to see swede and cabbage included in the veggies. Price very reasonable. We won't be leaving it long before we return.

My friend and I often eat out for breakfast as it fits in with child care. We thought we’d try somewhere new and we weren’t disappointed. The breakfast was fresh and tasty. Landlord and other staff were busy around preparing for the day ahead but not intrusive. Would recommend the full English which came with fried bread, black pudding and a lovely pot of tea

I've had lunch and dinner at this pub and both have been good. The staff are friendly and polite. It's a traditional pub with traditional food. The lady that brings your food out is lovely, always asks if you want sauces and mustard etc, comes back to check it's all ok too. If you want a relaxed atmosphere it's great.

Prima plek om wat te drinken, poolen en eten. Vlotte bediening, smakelijk eten en vriendelijk geprijsd.

Sometimes I really worry what the agenda is for some reviewers on here , The White Horse is a village pub and Hotel and has the charm you'd associate with such a place.

Stayed here for one night ! Have stayed in some lovely places and this rates as one of them ! Beyton is a lovely place with a small Green and some Geese which are famous as they are on the village sign ! There is a well stocked petrol station in the next village Thurston as there did not seem to be any shops in Beyton! The Inn was lovely, the room was very clean, had everything you could need ! A lovely shower, a fan as it was hot and even an iron and ironing board ! The breakfast was lovely and plenty of it too ! The staff were very friendly and helpful ! Car parking was good and my only regret was not having a meal there ! Well recommended!

Very basic and in need of an overhaul! Meals were heated up in a microwave, pie was dry, curry was dry and fish cakes tasted like they had been in the freezer for years. Could be a great place but disappointing for a Greene King Pub.

Friendly service with reasonable prices and the place was buzzing with locals.Handy situation just off the A14 with easy parking. Very convenient for us to meet friends half way from Cambridge. They only like traditional food. Three and a half stars would have been a bit more accurate.

Large rooms with everything you need , iron /iron board , bottled water , seating area , fan and hairdryer , good tea tray but thats where it ends . rooms are dirty , loads of cobwebs , floor hadn't been hoovered properly , sofa was stained and loads of hair . needs new mattress , bedding and pillows , I needed 3 as they are so wafer thin . towels were hard and looked more grey then white . we had to have our sheet changed as it had a blood stain on it . The pub is totally worn out , everything needs renewing . breakfast was good though and landlord friendly . shame as it could be a nice place . wouldn't return and the review giving it nearly top marks must of been given a long time ago .

Table booked in advance at time they suggested but pub was very busy. Took an hour to have 6 main courses brought to the table. Food was lovely and hot. Jacket potato clearly microwaved and disappointing along with salad which was lettuce and a slice of tomato and onion.

We held the AGM of our village association here, we were well cared for, the staff couldn't have been more helpful and the refreshments were delicious.

We had a good menu to choose from in a warm and friendly bar / restaurant. All meals were very good with fresh veg, served nice and hot by friendly and helpful staff.

By partner and I stumbled by the white horse whilst passing through. Honestly can't believe how good it was! The food is proper home cooked food, absolutely delishious!

We called here for a quick snack lunch. There was a log fire in the bar but we were asked to sit in the dining room, which was a pity. The sandwiches we ordered were fine as was the portion of chips. A very wide menu with a discounted meal for seniors, but we can't comment on this as we just had a snack. Very prompt and efficient service, but the décor and furnishings are rather shabby.

All those who ordered a cooked meak enjoyed their food. However as I was also out that evening, I chose oumpkin soup and a ham baguette. The soup was very thin and could have been anything. It lacked flavour and I found pieces a cabbage in it. The baguette was a very anaemic looking and not very substantial. It was served with a little limp salad. If I had been eating alone, I would have given a 'poor' rating. The service was good and the total bill for 9 people was inexpensive.

We have ate several times at the WhiteHorse and never had a complaint, they also do a comprehensive menu for glutton free friendly staff, quant pub, wouldn't hasten to reccomend

Called into this pub for breakfast on Sunday morning before we travelled lots of miles back to our county. Bad choice, sadly. We were greeted with smiles and the food came fairly quickly but thats where the niceness stoped. The pub was fairly run down. The tables needed cleaning and were quite stained as were the sauce bottles on the table. No excuse for this! The breakfast whilst cheap was not cheerful. Bacon and scrambled eggs were good but mushrooms and tomatoes were not fully cooked and therefore not really hot and therefore inedible. Such a shame because it could be so much better with not a large amount of effort.

I have been here many times and never had an issue, food has always been lovely home cooked grub. However the last time I visited will in fact be my last time. We were a table of 9 and one pram with my daughter in. The table we were given didn't leave room for the pram even though when it was booked we advised them. The food itself was awful, tough chewy lamb, soggy chips and salad that wasn't fresh. Which is highly unusual because the food has always been lovely. The thing that put me off the most was when I asked to be directed to the baby change area I was told they didn't have one and that I would have to "make do" with changing my 8 week old daughter on the floor of the disabled toilet. Somewhere that calls themselves a family restaurant by law is required to have a changing table in the disabled toilet. Hence I went and changed my daughter in the car. When desert arrived, as nice as it was before people had finished eating they had started clearing the table like they couldn't get rid of us quick enough. I certainly won't be visiting again which is a shame because I have enjoyed a few lovely Sunday roasts there. :(

Arrived on a Sunday lunchtime for something light with my family.

Presentamos tarde un domingo almuerzo con tres generaciones de mi familia. La primera impresión fue que era bastante descuidado. Sin embargo, el propietario y el personal no podría haber sido más servicial. La comida era tan tradicional inglés mucha carne y cementerio y pudines. Todo hecho desde cero en la cocina. Sin duda, más apropiado para el mayores de los visitantes más jóvenes, pero que volveríamos.

Fuimos allí para comer durante la semana. El restaurante estaba lleno, pero aún así nos sirve en buen tiempo.

Nos alojamos en el caballo blanco para 1 noche de alojamiento separado del pub. en ubicación tranquila, limpia, cómoda, y buena selección de desayunos, personal amable, lo recomiendo!

Went for breakfast with the family. Lovely fresh cooked food and lots of it. Staff friendly and inexpensive. Suitable for vegetarians as well

Popped in for lunch here on Saturday! Very near kitchen closing time to be honest, but in this day and age are pubs so successful they can turn business away? (Total of about 8 customers in the whole place). Barmaid told me the kitchen was about to close and we could have a sandwich! Husband choose the sausage baguette and I had the cheese ploughmans and a side order of cheesey chips! Order taken with distain! Food arrived after a time and it was awful! Big lump of cheese, small unimaginative salad, hot baguette, teaspoon of pickle and a slither of butter. The chips just had cheese chucked on them not even melted, was expecting a little bit more presentation and content as it wasn't cheap, approx £7 quid for the ploughmans. I went to get another drink and took my previous glass up to be helpful and barmaid just refilled it! I also asked for a lemonade and wasn't even offered ice and a slice! Not impressed, we won't be returning and wouldn't recommend it. Steer clear and go to the bear instead.

We have always enjoyed our visits here to this tradition country pub, and happy to make yet another visit.We came for dinner and our choices of starters were: whitebait & Breaded Brie x 3, and mains that included Steak & Ale Pie and Grilled Rainbow Trout. All the home cooked food was tasty and hot. There is always a good atmosphere here, and all the serving staff are helpful. No doubt we shall visit when we are in the area again.

Popped in here for lunch on Saturday. Had the £10 for two courses. There was a choice of 3 starters, mains or desserts. I had Toad in the Hole - the sausages were really good quality and tasty - accompanied by lovely vegetables which were perfectly cooked.Syrup sponge pudding and custard for dessert - very tasty.No nonsense good honest, good value pub food - RECOMMENDED!

My friend Gareth and i (Keith)go out for breakfast every few weeks, we enjoy trying different cafes and restaurants and we've had some nice experiences, mostly going to one's in Bury St Edmunds but Gareth saw a sign when driving past the Beyton White Horse Inn that they did a full English breakfast, its a little further than we normally travel (about 6 miles from Bury St Edmunds)but we thought we would give it a go. What a great find, the female chef(can't remember her name ,sorry )was very friendly and she is a great cook, we were served up a large full English Breakfast which also had fried bread (a lot of places don't do that)with it and lots of toast, the food was hot and very tasty and served with a large pot of tea and a large container of coffee, great value at only £7.50 each, our experience was even more enhanced by the lovely waitress Julie who was so friendly, smiley and gave us such a brilliant service. Another member of staff was doing a little tidying up nearby (only for 2 or 3 mins)but even she said hello with a smile,the venue was also very clean and tidy..Both Gareth and I highly recommend the Beyton White Horse for their super breakfast and it was hugely worthwhile travelling a few miles, we will be going back for sure in the next few weeks and their evening menu looks very good as well so I will be trying that one day as well, a big thanks from Gareth and I :>) Ps Lots of parking space as well

Just eaten a very good lunch which was all home cooked and reasonably priced. Lots of veg came with main courses and staff were very friendly.

We called for breakfast and found a member of staff vacuuming the dining room. She was very welcoming and settled us down with menus before putting the cleaner away.The ' Full English Breakfast' was very full. There were lots of items in the menu and as many as desired could be selected.The food came fairly quickly, and was hot and tasty. Our poached eggs looked perfect and were properly cooked but had a bit too much vinegar taste for my liking.The meal came with toast and tea or coffee for an overall price of £7.50, which we thought was good value.

Booked a family meal for 10 people to sit down at 7.45 buy 8.30 we was eating our starters and our main by 9.30 , the the starters and main are definitely worth the money not so much the dessert lovely home cooked food, yes i shall be returning!!

This pub is a what-you-see-is-what-you-get, traditional kind of environment, pleasant surroundings - although the decor looks somewhat dated. It is certainly popular - main bar was busy, and all food tables occupied on a Friday night. The service was slow - we had been there for an hour before the starters arrived - and when the main courses arrived, we felt they were all a little over-cooked, so I guess something went wrong... In any case, the actual food was quite good, but not great, and relatively expensive for pub-grub - we paid £18 each for two courses with one drink. Friendly staff... Would I go again? Yes, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it...

Called with 2 friends and we were all impressed with the large choice of food on offer but we all opted for the £10, 2 course meal. My friends chose the roast pork and I had the ham, egg and chips. My meal consisted of superb tasty ham, a beautifully cooked egg and lovely fat chips. My companions ate evry bit of their meal (to my disappointment!) and this was followed by a choice of three items for dessert and we all chose the black forest gateau. Service was friendly and quick.

Meal wasn't very nice at all and we had Spotted Dick for dessert and it didn't taste right told the waitress but she wasn't that interested. Won't be returning.

Met family here for breakfast. Excellent choice. We had the full English , it was delicious, plenty of it & great value for money. Jane's team are very efficient & friendly. Would definitely go back for breakfast & recommend to friends. .

Visited for an evening meal with 5 other ladies. Great food at very good prices, extensive menu. They were happy to alter the normal items I.e. vegetables, for salad and chips in seperate bowls, nothing was too much trouble. A lovely atmosphere for a "girls night out". Well recommended.

The rib of beef is cooked for 4 hours. You do not need a knife!!Great selection of vegetables. GR8 homemade puds too.

Beautiful village location Plenty of parking Very clean room which was out in the old converted barnsVery nice and friendly and very welcomed choice of gluten free and lactose free choicesThank you for a very welcomed break

A super, typical English village with geese on the green and 2 pubs. We had a good lunch here, a rump steak and a mixed grill both for £7.50 each. Generous portions washed down with good beer followed by lovely, home-made desert. Ate in the garden, as it was a really hot day. The pub itself appeared old but really well maintained and clean. However, the highlight was the kitchen staff - really friendly. I hope that the small tip I left went straight to them.

After waiting all afternoon to eat , it was it was a delight to find a lovely looking country pub , for something eat .only to find the chef had no clue in how to cook , Lamb shank , look it up , my leather belt was more tender than the duck and the sizzling prawn dish which was cooked in dish water , steak and kidney , BURNT pudding , not Heard of that dish before ,,,,,,,,Just glad we past a kebab shop on the way home ,, I can't be all negative the baileys was real good

A very extensive menu with very obliging staff! Each meal we have had ( and we've had a lot!) has been tasty and hot - excellent pub food. Gammon steak, mixed grill or rump steak all offered at seven pounds fifty, also a two course menu for ten ponds along side a blackboard menu and the main menu, Steak pie is excellent with proper shortcrust pastry! Give it a try - you won't be disappointed if you want a good pub meal.

We stayed here for one night at the end of July. We were visiting Bury St Edmund's and this place, only about 5 miles away, seemed good. As it turned out, it was better than good and we're already planning the next excursion.The service is excellent and the choice of food is very impressive. There's a separate menu for "home-cooked" food as as well as the usual staples.All the food that we saw and sampled was good quality, unpretentious and generous. The Breakfast was superb.We stayed in Rooms 2 and 6 ( Room 2 has a wet-room for disabled guests) and they were excellent, situated at the rear of the Inn. The White Horse Inn is about 300 yards from the A14, Junction 46.I had originally looked at places to stay in Bury St Edmund's but so pleased that I found this gem: so was the rest of the family!

Two rooms for two nights to attend a local wedding. When we arrived, we were warmly welcomed by a very lovely lady who showed us to our rooms which were separate from the main building, making it very quiet. The rooms were clean and comfortable. We had booked an evening meal which was first class. Relaxed and friendly atmosphere and friendly staff. The thing I loved was that you couldn't really tell the management from the staff as they were all intent on customer service. Breakfast was very well cooked and presented and plentiful with a great choice. I will certainly return and would not hesitate in recommending this great establishment. Hats off to all concerned.