The Butt and Oyster, Pin Mill, Grade II listed riverside pub in Pin Mill, England.
The Butt and Oyster is a pub situated directly on the banks of the River Orwell with terracotta tiled floors and large bay windows overlooking the water. The building features classic English design and offers seating both indoors and outdoors with views of the river.
The pub has operated since 1456 as a location for water bailiff court hearings along the River Orwell. Its long history shows it has always been an important gathering place for people connected to the river.
The pub appears in Arthur Ransome's 1937 children's book 'We Didn't Mean to Go to Sea' and the television series 'Lovejoy'. These appearances have drawn visitors interested in seeing locations from these stories.
The pub is open seven days a week from morning through late evening with food service available throughout the day. Dog owners will find this place welcoming, with both indoor and outdoor seating areas to choose from.
The interior displays Thames Barge memorabilia and contains historical elements from the 17th century. An original open fireplace remains in use and adds to the old character of the building.
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