What You Say

We couldn't help but notice an increasing tendency for customers to post reviews about their eating-out experiences and we're delighted to have recently stumbled upon some which we've seen fit to reproduce below with links to the originals. It's always encouraging to receive feedback from our customers since it helps to confirm that we're doing the sort of things here that you expect from us.
A big Thank You goes out to those who've seen fit to take the time to personally post a review of your dining experience with us.

2nd November 2011 by "Julie, Tastecard Member"

What a refreshing change. Great vegetarian choices that don't involve a butternut squash or risotto!! Meat eaters too will not be disappointed. The local grown veg locally reared meat, were not let down by the excellently cooked and well presented food. Not only that you can buy local produce (including the eggs from the very happy chickens clucking away in the garden). A place I would happily pay full price for.

31st October 2011 by "shirls115 (Essex), TripAdvisor"

Excellent. Great atmosphere and lovely food - very attentive waitress - would definitely recommend it!!

30th October 2011 by "50-plus-Two-Jays (London), TripAdvisor"

Very pleasant. A very pleasant pub dinner with a good choice of local produce

19th September 2011 by "CultureVultureCam (Cambridge), TripAdvisor"

Good Pub Food. The Queen's Head seems always to be busy and it's wise to book ahead if you want to dine here. Used by both locals and visitors it's the only pub or restaurant in Brafield village. Imaginiative menu of mainly local produce, a reasonable wine list and home made cakes and jams on sale in the pub too. Friendly service run by husband and wife team. The prices are a bit high for a village pub - mains are a pound or two above where they should be and the drinks charges match those of a busy city centre establishment. If you are in the area, do eat at least one meal here.

26th August 2011 by "murphy11Lowestoft (Lowestoft), TripAdvisor"

Great Pub Grub. We selected The Queens Head for lunch because although our previous visit was several years ago in winter and apart from being very chilly, was not particularly memorable, we were in the area so tried it again. The menu offers a very good selection, I chose the Steak & Kidney pie which was superb and my wife had the Weybridge Chicken, which she thoroughly enjoyed. Our dishes were very well presented and portions were .generous. We did not have a dessert but those served on nearby tables looked great. On the down side the pub is very dark inside making it difficult to see the specials boards or to read the menus. Service was a bit slow and it would have been nice if the staff had informed us that food orders had to be made at the bar.

2011 by "Nick Murphy, Gourmet Society Member, Retired Hotelier"

A lovely Olde Worlde Pub, Fairly dark inside but we think that it gives the pub a lot of atmosphere, Food has to ordered at the bar and when we visited although it was very busy, the wait was very much worth it. We have tried lots of other food outlets in this part of Suffolk and for content and value for money the 'Queens Head' takes the first prize as far as we are concerned.

24th August 2011 by "Mike, Tastecard Member"

Nice old pub, easy to park, friendly staff, great Adnams beer, good menu (the duck was superb) and great tastecard value. Thank you for a very pleasant evening.

21st August 2011 by "AGCM (Scotland), TripAdvisor"

Excellent Pub Food. We had an excellent meal in a warm friendly atmosphere. this was our third visit to the Queen's Head and the food is always very good. The Queen's Head accept the "Taste Card" so we got a substantial discount on our meals.

8th December 2010 by "sophie, Veggie Suffolk"

Food 4/5 Service 5/5 Atmosphere 4/5 Overall 4/5
yummy posh nosh

12th April 2010 by "Jake Bond, Information Britain"

My wife and I visited the Queens Head following recommendations in the guest book of the B&B we were staying. My wife is a vegetarian so was pleasantly surprised by the enormous choice on offer, 5 different main courses. She choose a stilton peppered pie with organic potatoes which she said was delicious and I went for a seafood stew which again was fantastic. A wonderful selection of home-made desserts, organic coffee and even cakes and jams to take home. Friendly service and a well mannered group of locals at the bar. Highly recommended.

12th March 2009 by "sophiespends (Lowestoft), Qype"

I visited The Queens Head in Bramfield for Sunday lunch with my husband, mother-in-law (in her 70's)and my daughter who is 8. The pub is very pretty and is situated in a beautiful village which we took a stroll around afterwards. The pub is very cosy with lots of character and very friendly staff. It is well known for working really hard to use locally sourced produce and this is the reason that we chose to go there. The menu is quite small which I like, giving an indication that nothing has been hanging around for ages. We all opted for the roast which on that day was lamb from just down the road. We were a little disappointed with the small amount of vegetables - it seemed more suitable for two rather than three adults - but everything was really tasty and perfectly cooked. We all chose a different dessert as they all sounded so gorgeous we wanted to try them all - we were not disappointed, they were all amazing. Now having eaten our yummy puddings we were pleased that our dinner was not a mountain of food because we would not have been able to manage dessert! They also sell a range of homemade cakes, jams and chutneys (my mother-in-law got a large bakewell tart to take home with her) and the lady across the road came in whilst we were there to sell eggs from her chickens to the landlady. All-in-all I am not sure that I have ever enjoyed a meal so much! I am planning to go back with my husband for our wedding anniversary. We were on our own when we arrived and by the time we left the place was full of couples and families and I liked that well behaved dogs were allowed inside.

8th December 2008 by "iknowwhatilike (Nottingham), TrustedPlaces"

An excellent Sunday lunchtime ambience. We were able to get a table without difficulty which was quite surprising as a lot of tables were reserved and it has an attractive menu with very good food. They make a feature of using local suppliers, organic meat etc and everything certainly tasted very wholesome. We went for the set 2 or 3 course lunch but there was also an a la carte menu and a good wine list, not too expensive. we were not deterred by a notice outside proclaiming "lovely horse poo 50p a bag" but nor did we sample it. Another plus was the absence of music, just the buzz of cheerful conversation. Highly recommended. Good food and friendly service.