A lovely village pub serving good, home-cooked food and real ales…read more The pub is located on one of the two 'squares' in this popular pilgrimage spot, serving those visiting one of the several shrines to Our Lady of Walsingham. The pub itself has s front bar area and two rear rooms reserved for dining, each with a large fireplace. The pub is decorated in a traditional style with wooden furniture. There's an extensive a la carte menu with a range of daily specials on the blackboard. We had Beef & Ale pie with mash and a Vegetable Madras curry as mains: both good if not spectacular. The dessert of white chocolate and cranberry bread-and-butter pudding with pistachio ice cream, however, was stunning. All washed down with locals ales, the bill came to £42. Staff were charming and service was very friendly and efficient. Recommended for dining.

amazing restaurant and bar establishment, absolutely delicious food. I have been back many times…read moreand the standards is always high. The staff are really friendly and efficient and the prices are fair as well. Great for anniversary dinners or special occasions

Pubs don't come any better than this. Great beer is sold from the barrel and never tasted better…read more The food here is also terrific with local specialities including cockles. The pub is split over several rooms of real character and can get a little busy at times. There's always a board full of specials as well. There is an accompanying bed and breakfast and it's ideal for exploring the North Norfolk coast.

This is an absolutely classic Norfolk country pub. It has changed little over the decades I've…read moreknown it and most likely over a longer timespan than that. Characteristic of such pubs, it has no bar but instead drinks are served from a serving window with the beer poured directly from casks lined up in the serving room. The beers are local, Woodforde's but also new brewers too, and are all expertly taken care of and are the definition of perfection in cask conditioning and serving. The food is also excellent and features many local products and comes in ample servings. The pub still retains the flagstone floors, small rooms, and real open fires and absolutely no superfluous decoration or tarting up. This is everything you want in a country pub and a remarkable survivor.

This pub is one of a dying breed for real ale connoisseurs. Casks of the brown stuff are lined up…read moreon the bar, served very fresh and the local Woodfordes brews are sublime. Try the Wherry and then have another. Great traditional pub food is served well but as a previous reviews says, it does get busy at peak times and the staff remain friendly.

This is one of my favourite pubs in Norfolk, located in the charming village of Stiffkey on the…read moremain A149 just to the east of Wells. This pub is a joy to visit anytime of the year but does get busy in the summer as it is the only pub in the village. There used to be 3 at one time but they all closed down, only a lot of effort from the locals ensured that the Red Lion reopened and it has probably never been so popular. I found this pub by chance driving along the coast road some years ago and have been back many times since. It has that old world charm and has one of my favourite beers straight out of the barrel usually, Wherry as well as other local real ales on hand pump, (the way it should be) like Nelsons revenge. The food served here is all homemade and I have never had a bad meal, there is also a childrens menu so obviously famillies are welcome not like in the fake Irish bar O'Neills which are adults only, but they only tell you that after taking your money. In the main part of the pub there are not 1 but 3 real fires which are a real joy in the winter months. The pub has been extended and has additional space to the back, partly in their conservatory and partly in another extension. There is also seating outside. From the main bars there are lovely views across the stream and the fields beyond. They have this year added accomadation by way of a number of self catering chalets which all have the views you get from the pub. I have always had a warm welcome when visiting this pub and the locals are friendly as well. I can't rate this pub highly enough. Well worth stopping off if you are in the area or well worth a detour if you're not!!

Good honest pub food with a welcoming smile. The staff were all pleasant and efficient. We sampled…read morea number of the dishes from the menu including the specials, all of which were to a high standard. The Chequers is also the Front Street Brewery Tap, a Binham micro-brewery. Their ales and stout were equally good. Phone to check for space if you're dining. Oh and they have 2 pint take out carton for the home drinker wanting to enjoy a draught. Would return again and again.

The Bowling Green is a lovely pub situated on Church Street, part of the main road that runs…read morethrough the back end of town. There's a gravelled car park to the front and rear so parking isn't a problem and a small courtyard or mini beer-garden out the back where you can sit when the weather is fair. The flag-stone bar area inside is fairly small and it can be difficult to find a table in busy times but the food is lovely and well-priced with a range of daily specials displayed on a blackboard plus a normal bar menu too. Beers are well-kept tending to come from the Woodfordes stable (Wherry and the like) and the range of wines is decent too. Service is swift and friendly and they have live music some nights too. A bit of a hidden gem.

We visited twice during our one week stay. The menu had slight changes in that time and we all…read moretried different things. I had steak on my first visit which was tasty (and not chewy!). Second trip I tried the gin cured trout followed by brisket burger. Burger was a bit dry but good meal overall. Prices are very reasonable. The butterflied mackerel was great, and kedgeree scotch eggs were well received Decent drinks menu (with well priced wine) and the staff are friendly. Various different areas of the restaurant to eat, a pub area, restaurant space and also garden area.

Friendly, clean, and amazing food. Most relaxing vacation I've been on in a long time! They do get…read morebusy around dinner time so if you can't get a table in the back, you can order food from the bar and wait for a table in the front to open, which in my opinion has a better atmosphere. The rooms are beautiful and the residential roof terrace is so peaceful. Thank you again for such a great and relaxing trip!!

Best kept secret in the area. This 16th century pub/restaurant is run by a lovely couple (Dave and…read moreJackie) who make you feel welcome every visit. My wife and I have been coming here for nearly three years now and the food is still the best around. Sometimes you may have to wait due to everything being cooked fresh to order but it is well worth the wait. Look out for the specials board which has some of the unusual dishes not normally seen in other restaurants.