With the sun coming out and temperatures rising, it's time to enjoy one of Suffolk's favourite pastimes - relaxing in a pub garden on a warm summer day.
So, here are some of our team's favourite pub gardens at the moment and why.
Johnny Amos
The Mill Hotel in Sudbury (Image: Archant)
Johnny Amos chose The Mill Hotel in Sudbury as his favourite pub garden.
He said: "The Mill has a lovely terrace that overlooks the water meadows of Sudbury.
"On a nice summer day I don't think there is a better place to be, with stunning views of the countryside and wildlife."
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Matthew Earth
The Woolpack in Tuddenham Road, Ipswich (Image: Lucy Taylor)
Matthew Earth picked The Woolpack in Ipswich as his top outdoor spot.
He said: "The Woolpack is in a great location close to the town centre and Christchurch Park, and on a summer's day it is great to sit out in the sun."
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Tom Cann
The Railway Inn in Westerfield (Image: Charlotte Bond)
Tom Cann chose The Railway Inn in Westerfield, near Ipswich, as his favourite.
He said: "This lovely pub has an adventure golf course in its pub garden!
"What other pub in the country has a golf course in the pub garden that you can play while you have a few drinks?"
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Charlotte Bond
Photographer, Charlotte Bond, chose The Maybush in Waldringfield, in east Suffolk, as her favourite beer garden.
She said: "The Maybush has a lovely outdoor area that overlooks the river Deben. The food is great and the vibe is just very chill. It's a great spot for a summers day!"
Shikhar Talwar
Isaacs on the Quay (Image: Charlotte Bond)
Reporter Shikhar Talwar went sporty and chose Isaacs on the Quay in Ipswich as his favourite outdoor watering hole.
He said: "Isaacs is special, it brings everyone together. When the sport is on it can be absolutely buzzing.
"Plus, on a sunny day, there's nothing better than chilling at the marina with a beer and soaking in the rays."
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