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Our Unique Vision & History
At The Maypole, we pride ourselves on creating a warm and welcoming environment for all, no matter what the occasion or background.
We offer a wholesome menu, created with ingredients sourced as locally as possible to ensure they are as fresh as can be while also limiting our carbon footprint.
The pub is the hub of any local community. And with that in mind, we pride ourselves on doing our bit. From hosting local events and fundraisers to doing our part to support the local community.
We can only do what we do with your support. By visiting us, you are not only supporting an independent business, you are also supporting the community it supports.
4.8
Customer Satisfaction Rating
90%
Locally Sourced Ingredients
The Maypole in Wetherden, Suffolk, is a historic 16th-century public house built between 1530 and 1560.
Originally serving as a maltster’s, the inn has been a central village fixture for centuries, historically hosting parish petty sessions.
It has a long history of Landlords and a rich history of being the centre for the community.
Circa 1980, the pub underwent a £50,000 investment from Whitbread, creating the pub you see today.
To this day the ethos of being the centre of the local community still stands, hosting age-old traditions and being the pillar of the local community.
(C) Wetherden History Group