Carverys in Suffolk
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satans worm

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2,464 posts

245 months

Tuesday 27th November 2012
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Im flying back 'home' to Suffolk this weekend and, having moved to Zuirch a year ago, really feel the need for a nice Suffolk pub Sunday carvery smile
I wanted to goto the 4 horse shoes in Thornham Magna, but they are already fully booked frown
So anyone can recommend another carvery, in a nice pub, preferably with an open fire smile

satans worm

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2,464 posts

245 months

Wednesday 28th November 2012
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bumped for the day crowd smile

I'm a desperate expat coming home, I need a nice carvery for Sunday dinner!! smile

Ultuous

2,291 posts

219 months

Wednesday 28th November 2012
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Moved back to Norwich a couple of years ago - and it's not a carvery, but.... in lieu of other replies, I really liked Sunday lunch at the Swan at Hoxne during my time south of the border! smile

srobBNaB

12,513 posts

266 months

Wednesday 28th November 2012
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I've just text my mum in Ipswich (who's asked her colleague in Woodbridge) and they've come back with the Shepherd & Dog at Nacton Address here. Can't vouch for it but apparently her colleague "likes a good carvery" hehe

She's gonna ask around, so I'll add any more suggestions she comes back with smile

Maryben

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242 months

Wednesday 28th November 2012
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satans worm

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Wednesday 28th November 2012
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ok, thanks for the responses, after careful deliberation, the better half has booked us into this, http://froize.co.uk/index.php

Not quite a carvery, more a buffet, not sure if thats good or not, but they could only manage to squeeze us into a 1.30 sitting so they must be doing something right

Will report back with verdict, i hope its good, a year of Swiss food (pretty much meaning tasteless melted cheese on one form or another) some good old English food is very much sort after!