Suffolk is blessed with some of the best things England has to offer: An abundance of glorious countryside, beautiful sleepy villages with their pink, yellow and blue cottages, many historic buildings and some of the country's finest coastline.
One such village is Sibton, in the heart of the Suffolk countryside yet five minutes from the A12 at Yoxford and only ten miles from the heritage coast. Here you will find the White Horse, a rather fascinating pub, built during the sixteenth century and still retaining all its original Tudor charm, it's definitely one of those pubs that are a joy to discover.
Nowadays under the ownership of Neil and Gill Mason, locals and visitors alike can enjoy this genuine freehouse. Having received many accolades for its food and accommodation, the White Horse's retained its relaxed and informal presence, drinkers therefore feel most welcome too.
The Sibton White Horse Inn was awarded 'Suffolk's Best Dining Pub' in both 2008, 2009 and again in 2011. National recognition for its culinary excellence comes with an 'AA Rosette' and the 'Good Pub Guides Suffolk Dining Pub of the Year in 2012, 2015 and 2016'. The inn also has five guest rooms located in an adjacent conversion, offering the comforts expected of a four star silver rated inn, acknowledged by both Visit Britain and AA. The White Horse also achieved 'The Friendliest Place to Stay in the East of England' in the Eviivo 2011 awards.
The White Horse is open for dinner seven nights a week with lunch served six days, please note the pub is closed on a Monday lunchtime.