The Plough Inn in St Edmundsbury - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Been a few times for Sunday lunch and been lovely every time. A little expensive but good portions. Great garden with fantastic views for the summer months.

Hemos visitado la barredora en numerosas ocasiones durante los últimos 15 años y estaban deseando un cumpleaños familiar el almuerzo.Estábamos todos sentados antes de la 1pm, 7 de nosotros, y había otra mesa de familia de 8 o así en el restaurante y unos pocos en la zona de bar. No recibimos los entrantes hasta las 2pm, luego otra hora antes de nuestros platos principales y finalmente terminado en 4 al pedir café al mismo tiempo como postre.No había mucha gente y a pesar de tarjetas de cumpleaños y presenta en la mesa, nada se mencionó sobre un cumpleaños o cualquier felicitaciones.Gestión eran bastante brusco y parecía dagas a mi hijo cuando estaba sentado en su silla, consciente de que el gerente estaba detrás de él con una bandeja de bebidas sobre su hombro y metieron en ella.Un caro, comida regular y mal servicio. No hay rapport y no se sientan bienvenidos.

£30 for 2 steaks and bottle of wine! Amazing. I went for the ribeye and it was cooked to perfection. Highly recommend the steak night on a Tuesday night. Great beer also! I will be attending the beer festival.

Visited today with my dad and girlfriend for the second time, as with the first time something for everyone on the menu, great wine for the price, freshly cooked well produced homemade food. Keep up the good work guys!!!

Comimos aquí regularmente, tanto por calidad y precio. Las porciones son buenas, todo está preparado muy bien. Los desiertos van desde buena a muy especial. Hay eventos regulares (Shakespeare en el jardín, comedia, noches de concurso, festivales de cerveza, etc.) y hay unas vistas preciosas de la campiña de Suffolk tanto desde la carretera y jardín en la parte delantera. Encantador pub

Mi marido y yo visitamos aquí para la cena el viernes por la noche. Es un pub precioso y hay áreas de descanso una vez dentro vasts. Un ambiente y una decoración muy agradable y una buena selección de especialidades en oferta. Buen servicio y un personal sonriente y educado. La cadera era increíble como el bistec y budín de hígado. Muy buena comida abundante en un entorno agradable.

Visited the Plough Inn in Hundon for a night away. Room was lovely. Food was great and service was very friendly. Recommend it to anybody

Sábado por la noche, bastante ajetreada, pero aun muy razonable. Un poco lento para placas claras desde su mesa, pero en general bien. Mucho más rápido que ir al bar para conseguir sus bebidas en vez de orden en la mesa. Los precios de la comida justo para la calidad de la comida que era muy sabroso. Volvería como un buen lugar para relajarse y disfrutar de una comida.

Fuimos un domingo por la tarde y nos recibieron con una cálida bienvenida. La cerveza estaba bien cuidado, y una buena temperatura y había mucha variedad. La comida estaba muy bien de precio, vinieron a la mesa en buen tiempo y era claramente recién preparado. Fue presentada a un alto nivel, y de excelente calidad, a diferencia de muchos pubs, pero entonces no es estándar de pub - es mucho, mucho mejor que eso! Hay una buena variedad de elección en el menú y hay algunas ofertas muy interesantes sobre la pizarra, que siempre es agradable de ver. No cabe duda de que volveremos. ¡Gracias!

El servicio fue bueno, aunque un poco lento (aunque el restaurante no estaba lleno). Algunas de las cosas interesantes en el menú (cerdo chisporroteantes ramillas) pero la realidad no cumple las expectativas. (El costo del primer plato era se deducirá de la factura). Todo sabía muy salada. La ensalada Cesar con pollo estaba servido en la cima de una grande, es difícil, hoja, que mantienen arrojando la comida en el plato debido a su resistencia a los intentos de los cubiertos para hacerlo. bueno, y el queso y pollo estaba bien, pero el tocino era demasiado salados. Tenía un Panna cotta frambuesa para el postre, que era preciosa, pero la galleta quebradiza servido con fue duro, que nos estropeó un poco.

I send quiet a few of our american visitors to The Hundon plough. They are always telling me how nice it is there and that the food is great!

Lovely atmosphere and always loved the vAriety on menu. Decent cask ales and wine too. Always enjoyable in summer or winter. Will be back!

This pub is in a lovely location. The food is good but a little under seasoned. Wished we had had the Sunday roast after seeing others have it as it looked lovely. Fairly good prices and staff are good and attentive. We went during the summer so sat outside after which was lovely! The location is beautiful.

I visited the Plough last week with three other friends. The environment in the resturant is very nice, its a lovely country pub. The starters, they were all very nice, I had broccoli soup which was georgous but my friend had bruschetta with parma ham and rocket, this unfortunately come out and had all been grilled! Yes, even the rocket!!! The Parma was like Bacon so this had to be returned. Mains were nice and Dessert looked nice although I did not have one. Total bill was £90 for 4 which is reasonably priced. Not sure I would rush back but I certainly wouldn't say I wont go back! Try it and see for yourself!

Have eaten here several times and have never been disappointed. We have always eaten in bar. Generous portions so I often have 2 starters instead of starter and main. Puds are home made so often a bit different from usual. Menu with daily specials. Dogs allowed in bar. Staff alway welcoming. Good service.

It's not easy to find places that serve proper food on a Sunday evening. Not only good food but a pretty varied menu. We enjoyed the friendly atmosphere and open fire. Always have a good night here. Back soon x

Lovely ambience. Nice and homely. Lots of variety to choose from, but we all had soup delicious!!! Highly recommended and we will be returning in the New Year for a meal. Excellent!!

Great Pub and great food! Jenner our server was excellent! We had 2 steaks which were outstanding. Great Pub, Great food. Guest Ales, Mulled Cider. Exquisite. Massive recommendation!

We have had very good experiences with the Plough. Portions are generous and well made. Dogs are allowed in the bar side (which is the more atmospheric part, too). The deserts are often outstanding

Wow! This was fantastic from start to finish. Lovely starters including delicious spicy prawns . Then huge portions of jambalaya, gumbo, rice, okra stuffed with cheese, grits, biscuits and gravy! Then there were desserts - the Bananas Foster was to die for (and I don't even like rum!) It was clear that the menu had been researched and planned with enthusiasm by chef Tom and his team. The Plough rarely gets things wrong. . . but this time they got it sooo right!

We recently visited on consecutive nights (Saturday and Sunday) at approx 6pm each time. We reserved a table for 5 on both occasions, although on the Sunday this was not really necessary as the restaurant area was fairly empty.The meal on Saturday was very nice with our group selecting from the main menu rather than anything from the specials board.The Sunday meal wasn't as good. The Sunday menu included the choice of pork or beef roast, but neither of these were particularly good e.g. meat obviously not carved from a joint, no crackling as per the menu and with roast potatoes and yorkshire pudding that had been sitting around for quite sometime. Definitely gave the impression of food being leftover after a busy day. Having said that, it was tasty enough and quickly consumed, but we've previously had much better quality at lower carvery prices.Service was great on both nights. We'd certainly return if in the area again.

We visited for lunch today. All in all the food, service, welcoming and ambience was great. The portions were huge and the quality of food wAs super! I will be going back soon!

felt I must give the Plough a review as we visit on a very regular basis, firstly read between the lines of the bad reviews, we have been most days of the week and it is always packed, that in itself tells a story, have always found the food to be of excellent quality and we have probably tried most things from the menu and the specials board, favourites being home made steak n kidney pud, Steak n ale pie and BBQ chicken melt, recently cajun spiced pork chop, one of the biggest chops I have ever seen in a restaurant!! cooked to perfection.We have taken friends on many occasions and all have always remarked on the quality of food and excellent service, so well done Plough, keep up the good work and see you soon.

Expensive meal for sub standard food. Portion sizes are terrible. When we complained at the size of the Paella we were told that it was a weighed portion.For over £12 you would be lucky to have 5 mouthfuls! We decided to return the meal and was given a refund but no apology and no offer of an alterative. The Sunday roast beef was mainly fat and the roast potatoes hard. We have visited The Plough on many occasions before but would never do so again. If the meal wasn't bad enough the customer service is appalling and one member of our party was ill that evening.

Visited The Plough after an absence of 2 years and we were very disappointed. Although it was May it was cold outside and inside. My husbands haddock in batter was cooked well however my scampi and king prawns in batter were barely cooked. I was offered another meal, but I decided against this. The price of my meal was deducted from the bill. We were very disappointed and wont return again.

Fantastic food, we visited the plough last weekend for a Sunday roast, we couldn't have been more happy to be honest. The staff were friendly and theropod was delicious, on time and the price was pretty good for the quality. I'd recommend the plough if you want a decent Sunday meal out.

Love going to the Plough. Had not been for some time but returned yesterday for lunch with friends. The staff are very welcoming and friendly. The lunch menu is varied and we all really enjoyed the meals we chose. We were not at all rushed and able to relax after our meal and have a good chat!

This is not a gourmet restaurant... It's a country pub. We went for Sunday lunch. The menu tells you that the roast beef is served pink. If you want it well done, you need to ask. Sadly the beef was very well cooked. Maybe at 1:30 it was about to run out and I got the end of the joint - but my partner's pork was also dry. So. OK but I have had much better Sunday roasts.

Great food. I am a fussy eater and usually do not eat any other meat than chicken. I was convinced by my boyfriend to try something new and I ordered a shredded lamb wrap. It was amazing, so good I really wanted to come back again! After we had a chance of visiting this pub again I was so excited to order the lamb wrap but have sadly been told it's not on the menu anymore. Please bring it back!

Came to the plough for steak night with my husband. Was lucky enough to receive a voucher for Mother's Day.Our meals were served very quickly and the steak was very tender.All staff were courteous and attentive. Of course we will be back again.

Family party of 23. All ordered in advance so service was excellent and well organisedFood well presented and hot.Personally, had the Haddock in beer batter which was very good (if a little too much)Visited The Plough Inn on a number of occasions both lunchtime and evening and always enjoy the food and atmosphere.

A table for three was booked, on the day, in the bar. It was a really nice pub. I was visiting family and we chose to eat out this night and the food we all had was splendid, and large. The two steaks were perfectly cooked and the steak and kidney pudding just divine... Just no room for pudding. I can't say about costs/value as I was being related and didnt really check. Will visit again when I am next in the area though.

This is now the second time we have been to this Pub, the first time we had bar snacks, these were quiet acceptable and reasonably priced, we went for Sunday lunch and to our dismay the food was poor, and over priced, I do not like to compare restaurants as they all have there own virtues from our recent experience this one really does have to up its game. althoughy I do have to say it does serve some very good ale.

Great village pub- food on the more expensive side of pub prices but most of what I have eaten there has been nice. Not going to win any awards as quite a standard menu but food will be good. Great place in sure months when you can make use of th garden and fabulous views across the fields. Plenty of parking too

We decided to head here for dinner last night. Managed to get a table in the bar by the fire which was so cosy. Staff were friendly, food was delicious. Only comment is there are only 2 main options for vegetarians, but overall we would head back, lovely welcoming atmosphere.

Large group of friends went for xmas meal and the food and service was very good. I had the veggie options and everyone else commented on how good mine looked!! Nicely located, very pleasant venue and overall a good experience. Even allowed wellbehaved dogs! Will definitely return.

16 people, food good service good, value good they coped well with us and we all said that we will come back

The meal was served with pleasure. There were thirty of us and all the meals arrived in a timely manner. We were often asked if we wanted more drinks.Generally the meal went smoothly. I would recommend the restaurant for group meals.

I love the Plough. My partner and I have eaten here a few times now over the past couple of years. I always have the steak and ale pie as its so tasty but on out last visits I decided to try something different. I thought for the price of the burger, that it would be up there with one of the best I have ever tasted. My pet hate is dry meat. And sadly so was my burger. Chips etc were lovely but I expected juicy melt in the mouth meet at such a high price. I can honestly say I have had many better burgers cheaper elsewhere. I'll stick with the pie next time. Disappointing meal.

I have eaten at this restaurant many times in the past and had fantastic meals, this is a favourite venue for all our family get togethers.. BUT.... What went wrong last weekend..? The Yorkshire should never have made it to the plate. The roast potatoes seem to be deep fried and the beef so tuff... Items were missed off the order (Dessert) and so many waiters/waitresses serving. I will endeavour to persuade my wife to eat their again as i hope it was a one off....

We had dinner at The Plough two nights ago and really, really enjoyed it The menu offers many good choices, the wine list is good, and the service was attentive without being overbearing.We would return very, very happily.

We have visited this pub several times over the last few years but I have never left a review. We visited a few weeks ago and took some friends who had never been. We all sat in the garden which has amazing views and is large enough to accommodate plenty of people.We all had dinner and everyone was very pleased with their meal. Our friends were very impressed and said that they would definitely go back again.There is always plenty of food on your plate and the food is very tasty and much of it is homemade. The menu has something for everyone, I am vegetarian and always find something tasty to eat. The bar staff are always friendly and polite. This is a great place to meet with friends or to take the family.

Haven't been here for ages (even though it is only 2 miles from my house) because the food last time was actually inedible. Thought we would give it a go for lunch for my daughter's birthday and we both had quiche. It came so quickly that it was obvious it had been blasted in the microwave as the chips and quiche were scolding after not even 4 minutes of ordering. We definately wont be giving it any more goes. It was £23.00 for 2 quiche & chips!

Our party of three visited for Tuesday Steak Night. Good choice of steaks, including TWO six ounce rump, salmon, chicken etc. served with enormous fries and salad. Cost for 2 people including bottle of wine 29.95 GBP. The third member of our party had an incredible belly of pork. The Shiraz wine was excellent or the other option was Chardonnay. Service, as always, friendly. One of our favourite places. A little out of the way, but well worth the trip. We will be back.

Stopped here for lunch on the way for a weekend in Lavenham. Have rated it as average because there is no option to rate as good. There was a very good selection available with a number of specials as well as the normal menu. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. I had a quiche with cheese and onion and a homemade apple chutney which was at the bottom of the quiche. From a personal point of view I found the chutney quite sweet and that it made the bottom of the quiche a bit soggy. I think it would have been nicer to have the chutney on the side. Having said that I still ate it and it is just a personal observation and nothing wrong with the food. My husband enjoyed his selection of fried seafood. Would visit the Plough again if I was in the area.

Had been looking forward to visiting for a while for a family members birthday to be greeted with 2/3 cold roast dinners. Sent them back for them to be returned only mildly warmer. Thought the menu looked great and wanted to come back to try something else however do not think we will. The staff however were very welcoming and happy to help

Wide choice of food on the menu and also on the specials board. Nice location good for a Sunday afternoon drive. Food not as special as it sounds once it arrived but still worth a visit.

Lovely meal in a very pretty country pub, staff helpful and polite.My only negative comment would be menu doesn't really cater for children however there may have been a separate menu I didn't see because I was having a very rare child free evening!

Stayed locally and this is - just about - within easy walking distance (although we didn't!). Beautiful area and the outside has a fantastic view in the beer garden - although wet when we went and we didn't use it, but still appreciated it. Went here the first night and seated in the restaurant, without a reservation. Good food - the rib-eye steak particularly was mouth-wateringly delicious. Booked for another night for our anniversary meal, got stuck in the pub part, so probably best to request where you want to be seated. Food not quite as good 2nd time round - steak superb, but veggies were both under and over cooked. The gourmet burger was good, desserts were even better ;) Staff were very friendly, welcoming and nothing was too much trouble, which made a nice change. All in all, highly recommended.

We ate at the Plough in early May for Sunday lunch. There were a big group of us and due to a local event, traffic caused some of our group to arrive a little later than planned. The pub were really accommodating with us placing our order quite late, and were friendly and helpful throughout our visit. The pub has a massive beer garden and I could imagine it would be lovely to sit outside in the summer; we were inside but the children played outside between courses. We drank real ale which was well looked after, and our food was okay - but just okay, As pub lunches go, it didn't stand out for me - that might have been that we were late on a busy Sunday lunch and our roasts had been cooked a few hours ago, but I didn't think the food lived up to the reviews on here. Having said that, there were no faults with the food, it was acceptable. I'd return if I was in the area, but probably wouldn't make a special visit again.

We stumbled upon The Plough while visiting friends in the area and decided to stop for lunch which turned out to be a good choice.We liked the homely, old world atmosphere and were served with drinks and our orders taken very quickly by charming, friendly staff. The meal arrived surprisingly quickly, fresh cooked and tasty so we lingered awhile soaking up the atmosphere and came away thoroughly pleased with our "happy accident" in finding the pub.My wife was further impressed by the immaculate toilets, lovely gardens and general charm of the place.

I would recommend 'The Plough Inn Hundon' for good quality food.Good for special occasions, family meals together or just dinner for two.

I ate here one evening with family and had a very nice meal of a mediterranean tart with generous salad - not a garnish as you would usually get in other establishments, while the others had steak and belly pork. They were exceptionally busy but we didn't have to wait too long for our food. Our waitress was friendly and helpful. The ambience is of a friendly country pub. I think the food might be a tad overpriced but I don't live in the area so this could be reflective of local prices for all I know.

We keep giving the Plough a chance to redeem itself, but unfortunately it has let us down yet again. After a weekend away, we decided we would go the Plough for a Sunday roast, so we wouldn't have to cook after the busy weekend. However, we wish we had of gone home and cooked, and this is why: The fire in the bar is a lovely feature, but the chimney clearly needs sweeping. Having left, we now smell like a bonfire from the floating fumes. The air in the bar was hazy with the smog. Not great for me, a contact lens wearer, or for my Mum who had a coughing fit. We ordered our roasts, only for them to be brought to us like warm at best and the roast potatoes hard and cold, they obviously reheat food when it is ordered. We sent our dinners back and waited for round 2, which was just about better. At £11.95 for a roast beef dinner you expect something half decent, this roast is not. We have lived in the village for years and we have watched the food prices climb at the Plough, we don't have a problem with high food prices, as long as the good is good quality. After this disappointing visit, we will not be returning.

We have been here several times and we're never disappointed. The quality of the food and service are excellent and there is always a great choice on the specials board. Very glad that we live close and can keep on returning!

You can never go wrong at the Hundon Plough, the staff are always friendly, there is a nice atmosphere, the food is great and the selection of wines, beers & spirits is excellent (nice to see a local Suffolk Gin from Adnams on sale great news). Took the engineers for lunch on Friday, we all had sandwiches (prawn cocktail excellent, locals sausages again excellent and roast chicken again superb) great place to eat.

Everything you could want from a meal out in a pub. Good selection of beers, a wide selection of very good food and the staff made us feel very welcome. We will definitely be going there again.

Just how an English pub should be. We visited on the Sunday between Christmas and New Year as a family of five. This was our first visit, although we had driven past on a number of occasions as we live locally we had never had the occasion to visit. Now very pleased we have found such a a great place to eat. Very good menu with a wide range if choices. Whilst it was very busy the food came quickly and was of a high quality. We will defiantly be back.

I've known Hundon Plough for many, many years and I am well aware of the excellent reputation it has. In fact, reading the reviews here I can only conclude we visited on a bad night.The main courses were fine, but so badly let down by the starters and dessert. 'Tiger Prawns' came as 5 medium sized prawns in a tiny pot with 3 small pieces of bread, and don't add up to £6.95 in my opinion. I chose the 'Luxury Christmas Pudding' for dessert and the tiny, 2 inch diameter individual pudding and tiny mince pie looked totally lost on a 12 inch plate. What was the 'Luxury'? It was a plain, individual Christmas Pudding with a very bland 'Brandy Sauce' with no Brandy flavour to it. Do you really think, in a small Suffolk village, you can justify £5.60 for that?I did wonder, when we arrived, why half the tables were unoccupied, as over the years it has usually been difficult to book there. I appreciate it's really hard to show any profit from a village pub now, but simply maximising the profit from each customer isn't the way forward.

Visited yesterday for a firm's annual Christmas Dinner. Fifty-four people catered for very competently without any problem as far as I could see. I had soup, roast turkey for moan course and Christmas pudding to follow. Couldn't fault it. Cheese and biscuits and coffee too. Superb.

Visited for Saturday lunch. Good choice of sandwiches,or baguettes. I had a chargrilled chicken baguette, while my husband had a BLT on brown, and our son a sausage baguette with onion rings, all were served wish crisps and a good side salad. Friendly service. Nice table close to a roaring log fire. What more could you want on a chilly day?

We arrived mid afternoon for a one night stay . Our room was very nice but we had to turn the radiator off as the room was hot , but no bother . Went down just before 6.30 pm to have a drink in the bar and choose our meal . Very good menu and we were soon in the dining room waiting for our food , delicious food and very good service . If we lived nearer it would be one of our favourite places to dine , the pub was very busy , which proves how good it is .

We visited on a Tuesday evening for the first time which was a steak night and for £29.00 you could have steak for two plus a bottle of red or white wine. You could also have gammon or chicken if you didn't like steak. We had the Greek sharing platter which was delicious served with warm pitta bread and a fresh salad. We both had sirloin steak which were cooked exactly to how we had asked served with chunky chips and a fresh side salad. We did not have room for a dessert but intend to have one on our next visit. Service was very good and the staff were friendly and engaging.

An excellent pub restaurant serving a good selection of beer wines and spirits.The dining menu is imaginative with something for everyone.The food is good traditional pub fare, with some dashes of foreign influence here and there.If you are walking in High Suffolk or doing the Stour Valley Path you would be well refuelled here.Service was efficient and friendly. I would have awarded a 5 star rating but for the fact that the vegetables were apparently frozen and the espresso was drawn too long for my taste creating more a small coffee than a real espresso.

We eat at the Plough at Hundon when we have visitors and want to take them somewhere a little bit special. The restaurant is located between Kedington (Near Haverhill) and Hundon, there is ample parking at the side of the restaurant for twenty plus cars. There are about eight rooms available for visitors requiring overnight accommodation. A visitor can eat in the restaurant or bar areas and parties can be easily accommodated. There is a good selection of food on offer from the a la carte or special menus. A good variety of wines, beers, lagers and spirits are available from the bar or at the table. The prices are competitive with other good quality restaurants in the area but the food and service excels them in my opinion. I was in a party of six adults a couple of weeks ago and our total bill was under £160, for six meals with drinks, a couple of starters and a couple of desserts. The Plough is worth a visit for a meal, a couple of drinks and possibly an overnight stay.

Had a nights B&B and an evening meal. Room had a magnificent view to the valley beyond. Clean and comfortable en-suite room. The staff looked after us very well & we had an enjoyable meal in pleasant surroundings.

Ate here recently and would like to say that we received a very warm and friendly welcome - the staff are lovely. The beer was a bit of a let-down - we went just after they had had a beer festival on so maybe they had run out of everything, but if real ale is your thing you might want to check what they have on before you go there! Husband had steak and ale pie and really rated it - "more steak in it than i got when i ordered just steak at the Swan in Clare".

The hundon plough is in my opinion the greatest pub in the area for the following reasons;1: the food is delicious especially their cheese board2.always a warm welcome from the staff even when I turned up all sweaty and gasping for air because I cycled all the way there3.in the summer there is no better evening than sitting in their beer garden with a cold cider and the great view of the countryside4.the recent Shakespeare show that was shown was great and the table service couldn't be faulted. If I lived in hundon I would visit more, I recommend the Plough to my friends who are new to town but are eager to visit. When the sun comes back out we will be there!

Had a very nice Sunday Dinner. Great that they serve on a Sunday till 8pm. You can't always manage dinner at lunch time. Nice selection of food and dessert was delicious.

Fantastic wedding venue we had our reception there in 2011 and they did us proud - every time we visit we are treated to excellent food which are generous in portion size and not to mention an ever changing selection of good ales. We would recommend their beer festivals and Kate plus her staff are always welcoming and friendly. We always look forward to visiting and know we will never be let down.

Food and service were excellent. Comfortable and relaxing but also suitable for business (free WiFi)

The Plough certainly lived up to its reputation for good, hearty food. Our dinner was most enjoyable in every way. Our overnight stay was very restful, especially given the pub's location on a rural crossroads in a very scenic area. And the breakfast was good, too!We'd gladly stay here again!

Very warm welcome, unfortunately that is as good as it got.The food was tasteless and over priced. One of us had hairs in our food & I had pastry brush hairs in the pastry.We were not the only diners in the restaurant who experienced problems with unpleasant foreign bodies in our food which should not have been there. Very poor

The Plough Inn at Hundon never fails to impress. Lovely food, super service and lovely location. I visited last Sunday with my parents and had a lovely Sunday lunch. The restaurant was busy, so booking is recommended.

Fabulous location on the ridge of a hill looking over the Stour Valley. Lovely food and a great variety of beers. We also really like the kids menu which is really varied and not your typical 'nuggets & chips' fayre!

There is no doubt the food is good, as is the service, but is overpriced.They were a bit mean with the veg. I

A varied selection. The prices were too much and not value for money. The fish was cooked from frozen as the texture of the batter crumbled and the meat was dry.

I stopped at the Plough when I was passing through on my bike. I arrived just as they were opening for dinner, the service was efficient and helpful and the food delicious. Certainly a place to remember for future travels in that part of the country.

Always welcoming on arrival. There are daily specials on the board as well as the regular menu. The food is freshly cooked and we have never had a bad meal there. They put on special evenings (steak night etc) whic are good value. You can eat in the restaurant or the bar area. The garden has lovely countryside views to look at while you enjoy your meal.

It is best to book in advance as they are always very busy.You are made to feel very welcome and they will do eveything possible to make your visit an enjoyable one. The menu always has something for everyone on it. If you are a dessert lover is is worth checking the dessert menu before ordering a starter, as the meals tend to be filling. We have eaten there many times, including Christmas Day, which was absolutley wonderful. If you are an ale drinker, there are always guest beers which my husband takes great pleasure in tasting. The beer festivals are always worth a visit, as the do a great variety of ales & ciders

This is a great place for food Excerlent I really enjoyed it great meals Steak is the best around

The Plough Hundon is very nearly a local pub for me , on most occasions I have eaten and drank very well , the menu is adequate and varied with some unique dishes offered and changes regularly , the main reason for eating so often in this restaurant is there is simply no competition at all in the area .That said it is still worth a visit , prices are a little expensive but the whole experience is a worth will trip , recently voted the best family friendly restaurant in Suffolk I believe.The staff are all pretty good and try hard to please .I am not the only person who feels this way , the place is always busy .....sign of a good pub i think.

I was in the area on business in nearby Haverhill. My colleagues took me to the Plough Inn for dinner.I must admit it was an interesting ride through the narrow winding roads that led us to the Plough. But, it was worth it.The offered a wide variety of foods and their prices were very reasonable for the portions they gave. I ordered a tomato soup and a shrimp cocktail that were both delicious and hearty.Their ale offerings were great as well. I especially liked the Jennings Bitters.The atmosphere was warm and inviting and the wait service was very friendly and accomodating.Everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meals.This place is a gem and should not be missed if you are the area.I look forward to going back again and again on future visits to the area.