The Woolpack, Ipswich

Slightly odd interior layout with three rooms, a centre snug with 3 handpumps, a lounge to the left with three more pumps and a L shaped bar to the right served only by a pumpless counter. The lounge to the left is the main bar, furnished with pine chairs and tables and a corner bench seat with lots of menu blackboards on the wall, decoration is from brewery material, prints, and certificates from CAMRA etc. The snug has a bench seat, the walls are finished in tongue and groove and woodchip, it would be overcrowded with six people in it. The other bar has machines and tables and chairs of various forms and sweeps round to the back of the pub. Beers from Adnams and guests, there are more clips than the six handpumps, guests on when I visited were from Wells and Young, Black Sheep, St Austell and Woodfordes, all I tried were in good condition served by a cheeky Irish lad. The toilets are labelled “Ewes” and “Rams”.