The Racehorse Inn - Carte

I recently dined at this restaurant with my daughter and her family, and it was a delightful experience. The Sunday roast was absolutely delicious, and the Yorkshire puddings were outstanding. The staff was attentive and friendly, and the desserts were heavenly. I will definitely be coming back again in the future.

Lovely community owned pub in a quiet village in Suffolk. Staff are all friendly and chatty. Have guest ales on as well as usual pub drinks. We didn’t try any food other than a chocolate hazelnut cheesecake which was great. Check opening times and food service before you go, as this is a community pub things change.

My friends and I are visiting the area and looked for a local pub for lunch. Whilst we were only an hour walk away it took us a lot longer after a few wrong turns. We arrived at the pub and was greeted by a friendly team, we had an amazing lunch and the team helped us get back to our accommodation. I would definitely return again if I was in the area. Voir le carte

Had a meal at the Racehorse whilst stayng at the delightful Sunnyside Campsite just up the road. Friendly staff, a good selection of beers. The food was rather basic and choice very limited but it was good to support the local initiative and once they have a full time chef we are sure this will improve. Well done for keeping a nice country pub open we wish you every success!

This restaurant is truly exceptional. The volunteer staff and the food they serve both deserve 5 stars. We ordered the roast and it was delicious and beautifully presented. The homemade dessert was heavenly. It was definitely worth every penny. The customer service is top-notch. Visiting this community-run pub is a must, and the village should be proud of the incredible pub, staff, and chef they have.

A favourite place of ours, lovely friendly staff, good beer and really good food too. It's a successfully run community pub, clearly well supported by the locals, and what we love and appreciate about The Racehorse. The Sunday roasts are what we usually come for but today we came for a cheeky mid week lunch.. meat balls spaghetti, and a Greek salad, both excellent and good value. We will be back, again and again... Voir le carte

Located in the beautiful village of Westhall, this pub has loads of country charm! We visited last week during a trip to Suffolk and fell in love with the history and story behind this place. The community came together to keep it open and they run it together, you can feel the warmth of friendship inside. Everyone was welcoming and friendly, great service, absolutely lovely, would make sure our travels include this pub again next time!

We walked to the pub for lunch with friends who live just up the road, intending to have a small, quick snack. Clearly the kitchen needs better organising as we had an incredibly long wait for our food, which did not bother us as we were catching up on news. But, when the food arrived, one plate had a different item to that ordered, and the other was not as described on the menu. However, we enjoyed the food. The greeting was friendly and sitting outside in the sun very relaxing. I wish the new manageress every success as it is vital to keep pubs like this going.

After being highly recommended by a frequent customer at our pub, The Rumburgh Buck, we decided to visit this restaurant on January 13th. However, we were very disappointed with our experience. Despite being listed in the Good Beer Guide, the restaurant only had one very strong beer and a Porter available. The bartender seemed unaware of the beer selection, but did mention they had three lagers, cider, and a local scrumpy called Giggler. It appeared that the establishment may cater more towards a younger crowd. The beer options were not suitable for a lunchtime drink, and the alternative Porter may not appeal to everyone. Unfortunately, this was not the dining experience we had hoped for and... Voir le carte