One of Ipswich's oldest pubs has reopened after a six-figure investment and a month-long closure.
The Cock & Pye, in Upper Brook Street, closed on August 11 for the six-figure investment to take form as the pub was renovated.
The Greene King pub reopened on Friday following the project and has now welcomed customers back once more.
The historic pub is thought to date back to the 1600s and is recognisable by its timber-framed façade and charm, something Greene King said it has retained as part of the revamp.
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The town centre pub has benefitted from new outdoor heaters and furniture, upgraded furniture, new TVs, and a complete refurbishment of the toilets.
As well as the refurbishment, the Cock & Pye announced it will open earlier to let customers make the most of the breakfast menu.
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General manager of the Cock & Pye, Ben Baker, said: “This historic pub is the perfect place for friends and families to meet up and make memories.
"There is something for everyone throughout the week from prime TV sports to quizzes, and live music and DJ nights as well as a great range of food and drinks.
"Thanks to the recent works, we can offer the comfort and convenience of modern-day furnishings and fixtures in this wonderful 17th century pub setting.
"We invite the local community to come in and make the most of the Cock & Pye’s hospitality.”
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