Adam Spicer - Have We Uncovered The Modern Day Fergus Henderson In Rural Suffolk?
Set deep in the Suffolk countryside, the Greyhound Inn is the kind of place that immediately feels special. Over 400 years old and restored with quiet confidence, it balances the warmth of a proper English pub with the ambition of a serious food destination. The welcome is generous, the bar stacked with thoughtful…
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