I visited Cromer on a day trip by coach last Autumn. I was about to give-up on buying some dressed…read morecrabs to take home at the end of the day. when I found Davies fishmonger's on the way back to the coach. I went in, and the staff were wonderful. they could not have been more helpful. I bought three crabs, and they filled a plastic bag with crushed ice, wrapped the crabs in newspaper and placed them in with ice. I arrived home two hours later and enjoyed the first of the crabs. The other two were eaten over the next two days, all in perfect condition and beautifully tasty. I will certainly go there again on any future visit to Cromer .

Once you've eaten seafood bought from this shop, believe me, you won't want to buy elsewhere ever…read moreagain! Everything is as fresh as is possible, being brought straight off of the fishing boats just hours earlier. Cromer crabs are reputed to be the finest in the world, and I'm inclined to believe this. Dressed crabs from £2.50 upwards depending on size. Other seafood includes prawns, mussels, jellied eels, cockles, mackerel, trout, tuna, herrings, soft roe, sea bass, lobster, in fact the produce sold, reflects seasonal availability so will be constantly changing throughout the year. Friendly staff will oblige with cutting off fish-heads if requested, and service is excellent even at busiest times, there always seem to be enough to minimise any waiting. For holidaymakers and tourists who wish to buy for taking home, there is always a supply of ice and paper for wrapping everything up for a long journey.

This restaurant was highly recommended to us, and we see why. Superbly fresh seafood with good…read moremeaty alternatives of course. Beautifully cooked, and the vegetables were done perfectly. Desserts were fabulous. Wonderful service. Absolutely WILL come back.

Updating my review - with actually no significant update. There's not really anything to improve…read more This restaurant is my favourite in Wells (in Norfolk, actually). The ingredients are local, the menu is seasonal and the daily specials are well considered, fresh and all-round delightful. Though I don't drink, I understand the gin (and tonic) selection to be incredible. Whilst definitely not the cheapest place to eat locally, it is more than reasonable with the fresh, local ingredients and the skill obviously put into making them. Most recently I visited and between three of us sampled (read: devoured) some cod cheek tempura, scallops with an avocado purée, sesame tempura prawns, fish & chips and a double-serving of seafood chowder. These were mainly daily specials and so I had requested earlier in the day that they didn't run out of chowder for me. It honestly is the best thing ever. Saying that - as much as I adore chowder - the cod cheeks are amongst the best dishes I have ever tasted. The food is seasoned perfectly. The fish is so well respected in terms of being just-done and the service is so friendly and familiar without being over-bearing. I would always ALWAYS recommend it here. (new photos attached)

Stumbled upon this place by accident when walking into Wells and it was one of the best meals of…read morethe week. Fresh locally caught fish & seafood, excellent quality and very good value - Lobster Sandwich with salad & kettle chips for £7, rollmops with salad for £6 (and too much to eat..) Lovely setting (if the weather is nice!) in a small courtyard behind the Golden Fleece pub, just off the harbour, a white building with blue tables and sheltered from the sea breeze.

I've not eaten in the restaurant here but I've used their take away service many times. The chips…read moreare fantastic and haddock is always moist (in my experience!) One thing in their favour is their efficiency with a long queue. Everyone knows their job behind the counter and they are trained to perfection!

If fresh fish is your dish this place is one of the best in North Norfolk. Inside it's a plain and…read moresimple format; good seating, big windows looking out, and two eating areas In the evenings book to avoid disappointment and at the weekends or high season even a breakfast table is a booking must. 90% of the fish served I reckon is locally caught, you choose and then decide how you want it cooked; poached, steamed, pan fried etc then pick your sauce! Very DIY, but a novel approach, the local shell fish and crabs are also a must. Starters are few, but you can cobble together one of your own with a bit of imagination, try a plate of local samphire a.k.a poor man's asparagus with bread and lemon juice for dressing, you'll either love it or hate it, but like Welsh lava bread it has to be tried! Check out their website http://www.fishesrestaurant.co.uk for opening times and if you fancy a bed for the night they offer rooms above on a BB basis, imagine that for a tale yah we had a great weekend, stayed above a fish shop!

What a great findI'm proud to be the first to list and review this fine restaurant on Yelp. Started…read morewith a Snack: Black Pudding Sausage Roll was SO very tasty I had to try the Cesar Salad Parmesan Crisp, delicious and crunchy. Yes, I forced myself to have their third Snack: Prawn Popcorn with Marie Rose Aioli, a joy to my tastebuds. My starter was the seared Scallop, see the picture, yum. The Main: Roasted Monkfish Tail, WONDERFUL. See the pictures. This restaurant is on My Favorites List. Thanks to the Chef and the great service.

This is a sharp place! Love the feeling and the open kitchen. Food as excellent. We had mussels and…read morechips and a scottish salmon with a few vegetables as sides. I'll definitely be back.

Lovely seafood restaurant in downtown Norwich. The staff is warm and friendly and the decoration is…read morea nice balance of old and new. The food is delicious - I recommend the oysters for sure (grown in a Scottish loch!) as well as the monkfish/prawn Thai curry. And a bottle of Sancerre is the perfect compliment! Desserts are creative and delicious, including sticky toffee pudding and a nice selection of sorbets. Only two objections: it gets really hot inside so don't wear a sweater like I did, and the bathroom is yucky.

Service is second to none, plenty of food for the 5 course meal including coffee for £40pp but this…read morewill include tickets to a show at the Atlas theatre. So for a special night out and they have the right entertainment for you on it is well worht a visit. If you have not eaten from hot rocks before it is quite enjoyable as you can cook the food to your exact requirements and you cannot blame the chef.

From the owner: Our fixed price menu offers a delicious choice of satisfying starters, indulgent desserts and, the…read moreunique 'Hot Rock' main course. This is what ignites The Black Rock experience, your unlimited main course which we'll keep bringing out until you tell us to stop includes Beef Fillet, English Lamb, Scottish Salmon and Succulent Scallops which are all presented to your table along with your volcanic 'Hot Rock' so you can cook your main to your liking.

This pub/restaurant seems to be trading on its past glories. The quality of the fish was very good…read morealthough the chef would seem to be less commited to detail than the person who selected the fish. The decor was 'fisherman' inspired which may not appeal to all - although we do like it. However, it seems best to avoid anything that is not fish or vegeterian as the other dishes can be of variable quality. The price of the food is expensive for Lowestoft but reasonable for those used to paying City prices. We will go back, but will stick to the fish.

This gastropub has recently won the National Award of the Sea Fish Assoc for excellence of its…read moremarine cuisine. I visited on a lunchtime with my wife and two friends, and certainly the quality of the food was first class, we all had a different fish (salmon, sea bream, sea bass and cod). However on arrival we were standing around for some minutes before any attention was paid to us. We hadn't prebooked, yet there were plenty of tables available. We were made to go back into the bar area to be allocated a table number. There as a feeling of general 'surliness' and 'coudn't care less' attitude from several of the staff, making us feel we didnt really want to return, despite the excellent food. What a pity ! Come on - get your act together.