The Admiral's Head has been a pub for more than 200 years, and when it was rebuilt virtually from scratch in 1980 it retained a Georgian look and some of the original features, including beams in the bar that came from a 17th century barn in Newmarket. Other eyecatching features include a variety of sturdy wooden furniture, a slate floor and an ornate brick front to the serving area. Since the spring of 2004 the Admiral's Head has been in the capable hands of Jazmine and Rosario, who have given the pub a big boost by introducing traditional Italian specialities on to the menu. As well as traditional favourites there are a a continually changing range of experiences to choose from - please have a look at the menu page. Three cask ales are always on tap, and there's a good list of Old and New World wines to accompany the fine food. Two rooms are available for private dinners, one with seats for up to 12, the other catering for up to 40. The Admiral's Head, which is closed on Sunday evening and all day Monday, is an easy drive from the charming town of Woodbridge and the Sutton Hoo Anglo-Saxon burial site, one of the most important archaeological sites ever unearthed in Britain.

Added:29/08/2006: New Website Launched . Yes, due to the many enquiries we get for sample menus and where to find Little Bealings we have set up a web site for you. As events, special offers and new menus are launched this will be the place to find them. So bookmark the site and visit us over winter to keep in touch with what is happening at The Admirals Head