The Swan Inn - Bury St. Edmunds

I stumbled upon this charming pub after making a mistake with my directions - the best mistake I've ever made! Their pizza night on Thursdays is a must-try, with freshly prepared pizzas cooked in a wood-fired oven. Although we don't typically eat pizza, we couldn't resist trying The Swan's delicious pies. The Eaton mess dessert was also absolutely divine. The staff were friendly and accommodating, and all the dishes coming out of the kitchen looked amazing. We can't wait to come back and try more of their menu, especially in the colder months. Our only request is to please bring back the onion rings!

The food is incredible and the staff are really helpful and friendly. Can't recommend enough.

Food was very good and service was exceptional! Great price and my friends over from Munich loved the atmosphere of a country pub.

We booked The Swan for our wedding after having several fantastic meals here over recent years. Laura and Lawrence went above and beyond setting up a kitchen in our field while managing to serve a three course dinner, including drop service and catering for the entire gamut of dietary requirements. We had compliment after compliment from our guests about how good timings were, how good the food was, how they felt their needs had been catered for and how friendly helpful the bar staff were. When my partner asked for his favourite drink to be served (Neck Oil) they even ordered some in to the pub to try it. They could not have done more and we’re so incredibly grateful if you’re thinking about coming here for lunch or dinner eat anything and try the blush rosé (Lawrence is a pastry chef so have a dessert as well). If you’re thinking about booking them for a wedding the late night pizzas are BANGING and they hold canapés back for the bride and groom while photos are happening. Brilliant all round

Hick club. I moved to Lawshall, some of the neighbours thought they owned the street. I had a chat about this in the swan. My next meal was a pizza with a hole in the middle, hardly any toppings cooked to a brick. The maitra d at the time was embarrassed to serve it. Never been back since. Filth treatment of a local paying customer. Shame, the rest of the village has been so welcoming, there's alway's a few.