The Angel Inn is the oldest pub in the village deriving its name from the devout, artisan craftsmen who came to build the Holy Trinity Church some 500 years ago.
We want to continue that tradition of passion and skill for one's art, whether it be in the hand -planed table at which you sit, the stone-ground flour in your pastry or the slow roasted coffee, fine wine, craft ale or cider you imbibe.
Please don't ask for big-brand, national or multinational products:
Don't worry we're not expecting you to turn up in your Kaftan and flip-flops and we're not quite saying anything goes, but we are trying to encourage a slightly more laid back, alternative atmosphere where you can let your hair down, relax and enjoy yourself. We'll be celebrating local artwork too, and if any budding musicians want to help us create that casual, spontaneous vibe by bringing their banjo or tinkling on the piano you are most welcome.
We aim to serve our community and our community to be part of what we are. From our youngest to our oldest, and everyone in between, you should all feel welcome, so please let us know if there is anything we can do to meet your needs. Likewise, we try to support Norfolk and Suffolk's cottage industries and our local growers or producers. Give us a shout if we've missed you out. Community is about sharing; please make all visitors feel welcome - slide along there's always room for more.
We want to enjoy ourselves; but so do the chickens! All our eggs are free range, our milk is organic, and we are prepared to pay a little more for our meat in order to ensure, that whenever possible, it comes from local farms with the highest standards of animal welfare. We do our best to cut down the air and road miles and, where ingredients or produce have to come from overseas, they are ethically or fairly traded. Packaging is reduced to the essential.
You're here to enjoy yourself, drink and be merry. From pub games to piano playing, there should be something for all and, if the main bar is too rowdy for quiet conversation, or you just want to read a book, try the more tranquil cosiness of the snug.
...by the time you get to the letter Q you should have created the Quintessential, traditional, British local Inn!