Excellent one night stay here, the room was spacious comfortable clean and well appointed. I had…read moredinner and breakfast, which were typically good value in this Weatherspoon hotel. I would stay again.

I suppose this is what you'd call my "local" in Great Yarmouth. I'd love to say I had a better…read morelocal but I don't. It's a Wetherspoons. In the fact it's a 'Spoons it should be obvious that they do cheap, medium quality food and cheap drinks. Certainly nothing to complain about there. I had an 8oz rump steak, chips, sauce, onion rings and a drink today for less than £8. There is really nothing to complain about. I've given it four stars because that's really a comprimise between 1 star when it's busy and 4 stars when it's not. For instance this evening, a Wednesday evening, I had a most superb night with my friends, we sat and drew and chatted and ate and it was jolly marvellous. There's no music and not empty but there's no worry about getting a table. All the good things about a pub. However when it's busy on a Friday or Saturday evening it's my idea of hell. Great Yarmouth is a horrible town and all the horrible people come out at the weekend to shout at you, drink too much and vomit everywhere. Forget trying to eat past 6pm as the place is totally rammed with locals spilling their drinks, arguing loudly and fighting. So yes, during the week it's a perfectly pleasant branch of 'Spoons with friendly bar staff, cheap food and drinks, a few regulars of the old and bearded ale-drinking variety and a good selection of corners to sit in. However, at the weekend it's too loud, the bar is way too busy, there's nowhere to sit and you may very well get stabbed.

A decent pub with friendly staff, the Adnams and Woodfordes Wherry are always very drinkable. Food…read moregood, big portion sizes and good value. Generally a better atmosphere than the Troll Cart (Wetherspoons) Credit where it is due. Thank you Gallon Pot for the splendid monumental buffet at a great price that you provided following a family funeral. The ale was dangerously palatable aswell. Keep it up.

Fantastic place, especially after the long walk from Great Yarmouth, a welcome sight indeed. Has…read moreits own moorings, so you can arrive by boat. Real ale available and food served most of the day, I think. If not, there is a cafe next door. You can also get there by train, which stops at its own station, please check train times as they are a bit erratic. There is outside seating, overlooking the Broad and it catches the sun, so don't forget your tanning lotion. If you are looking for a tranquil stop, visit here, it's is worth the walk.

A nice pub right by one of the Broads, though I can't remember the name of it. Has a small bar area…read moreand, on the day I went, a carvery at the back. It also has a large outside seating area which is very popular. Food to feed the ducks is sold in the pub and you can also hire boats. Moorings are available, I think, for the boating holiday maker. Gets very busy in the summer, but they had a lot of staff on and coped very well. Sells real ale too.

This lovely pub has relaunched under new management in 2014 - now called The Boathouse. Location is…read morestill stunning and the food has gone upmarket (with the prices). Well worth a visit.

The pub is situated close to the seafront and all the local attractions. The bar itself is quite…read morelarge but the atomsphere is nice and the staff are friendly. This is a nice place to share a drink with friends, especially in the summer where you can sit in the beer garden and have something to eat.

Caters for all ages. Food is good and plentiful. Can be noisy at times…read moreand problems to find tables occour but on the whole it is a nice place for a meal, clean and reasonable.

Very good for cheap mealsread more