Restaurant
Dining
Our take on destination dining is one of the main reasons guests visit the Crown at Woodbridge.
Downstairs, leading off the lavish glass-roofed bar, four intimate areas offer a variety of distinctive eating spaces; whether for a more formal meal in our brasserie-
-style dining rooms; an informal lunch or supper in our bar rooms at the communal table or on sofas in front of the fire or woodburner; a plate of simple fruits de mer perched
at the bar; or a private party in the red room at the front.
When creating the new-look Crown, Stephen David,
our Chef-Patron, visualised a stylish different venue,
which avoided pretension and would flexibly suit all people and occasions. Whether a romantic table for two
on a weekend evening, a business meal with colleagues,
a family birthday celebration for Sunday lunch, or simply
a midweek supper to avoid the washing-up,
we think the Crown does it all.
As an inn, we do not have space for functions,
only accommodating a maximum of 28 comfortably in our largest room; this reassuringly means we are open everyday for lunch and dinner, except Christmas Day, without the disturbance of large parties for diners.
The same carte and prix fixe menus are served throughout the Crown between 12 noon – 2pm and 6.30pm – 9pm. They feature a long carte of reworked classic favourites, comfort food and more modern inventive dishes, combining real earthy flavour and arty refinement; now complemented by a simple bistro style prix fixe menu with three choices
at each course, £18.50 for two and £23.50 for three.
Sample menu here - please note these are purely to illustrate the style of our cooking at The Crown.
Complementing Stephen’s exciting cuisine is our eclectic very personal wine list of some 80 bins, featuring over 20 wines by the glass (properly preserved by Verre de Vin), seasonal choices to complement the current cuisine, good value everyday wines and more than a few special bottlings from the great and good of the Old and New Worlds.
on draught, local Adnams ales and London Meantime beers, Aspall Suffolk cyder, along with interesting non-alcoholic options and unusual spirits.
