Best pub pitstops on the Ipswich to Lowestoft train line

For those braving the colder weather but looking somewhere to drop in while out and about, here are five pint pitstops along the Ipswich to Lowestoft train line.

Ipswich

Isaacs

(Image: Archant) Walking distance from the train station: 23 minutes

Address: 7 Wherry Quay, Ipswich IP4 1AS

The history of Isaacs dates back to the 17th century, the Grade-I listed old Merchant's house sits in the courtyard of the pub.

The pub has hosted watch parties for the Euros, live music and even weddings.

Woodbridge

The Anchor

(Image: Google Maps) Walking distance from the train station: 2 minutes

Address: 19 Quay Street, Woodbridge IP12 1BX

The Anchor is perfect for the chillier evenings. A very short walk from the train station and the cinema and a roaring open fire to bring in that village pub feel.

The Anchor also serves food.

Halesworth

The White Hart

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Walking distance from the train station: 8 minutes

Address: 10 Thoroughfare, Halesworth IP19 8AH

The White Hart sources its ales and produce from local suppliers, and marks just over the halfway mark on the train route through to Lowestoft.

Beccles

The White Horse

(Image: Google Maps) Walking distance from the train station: 7 minutes

Address: 29 New Market, Beccles NR34 9HE

The Beccles White Horse offers food that is suited for vegetarians, vegans and meat eaters.

The pub won a TripAdvisor's travellers choice award in 2023, for the bar, restaurant and garden.

Lowestoft

The Stanford Arms

(Image: Archant) Walking distance from the train station: 10 minutes

Address: 94, Stanford Street, Lowestoft NR32 2DD

The Stanford Arms sources local ales and craft beers as well as a wood-fired pizza oven.

The pub hosts pub quizzes, live music, themed nights and other events.