The Cherry Tree is a historic (Grade II Listed) pub. It has a food focus and is popular with diners (including breakfasts which are served before the bar opens - see the Pub's website), and it seeks to use quality locally sourced ingredients. Drinkers are also welcome.
There is a good sized car park and a large garden (including children's play area). There is also other external seating. An additional external bar is used on a seasonal basis.
The pub hosts a variety of events - please see the pub's Facebook page. Family games are available to play and the pub is child and dog friendly.
Ensuite accommodation is available in a converted outdoor barn (also a Listed Building).
In the usual way, opening hours and food service times may be subject to change from time to time and visitors may wish to confirm these with the pub.
Handpump dispense may be used for Brewery Conditioned Alcohol Free Ghost Ship.
This venue has been flagged by CAMRA volunteers as using a misleading dispense method to serve beer.
This is a 'Fresh Ale' - a keg beer served through a cask handpump. Find out more here Handpump Hijack.
If in doubt, we recommend that you Ask if it's Cask before making a purchase.
Historic Interest
The building dates from the 17th century. Although the tree no longer remains, it is still shown in a picture by the famous Suffolk painter, Thomas Churchyard, inside the pub. The Cherry Tree was named Community Pub of the Year in Adnams' 2008 Pub Awards.
This pub serves 1 changing beer and 3 regular beers.
Changing beers typically include: Adnams (seasonal)
Cask Ale
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