The King’s Head is a boutique restaurant located in the popular village of Dullingham, Newmarket. Owned and operated by the Crown Catering Group, The King’s Head has gone from a run-down pub to one of the area’s top destination restaurants. Occupying a beautifully characterful period building, the interior has been sympathetically refurbished with oak flooring, open fires and contemporary furnishings.
The result is a warm and inviting venue offering fantastic local food. The menu at The King’s Head, offers a contemporary twist on modern classics and the kitchen team’s passion for food and innovative dining is obviously apparent. Whether you choose the Set-Price Classics menu or the A La Carte, you can be sure that the food is locally-sourced, and as fresh as possible.
Fantastic food, welcoming service and delicious wine – what are you waiting for?
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