Cool little stop with great coffee and great service. I recommend you stop in if in the area. I may…read moretry the food here on my way back from the coast.

Me and my partner managed to discover this gem of a pub by randomly choosing somewhere close on the…read moresat nav whilst we were away for my 30th birthday. The pub is beautiful and cosy, the landlady was kind and cheerful and the food.....oh god, the food! We both had a starter of pigeon, not something you usually see on a pub menu and it was superbly cooked and tasted amazing. For my main I chose the steak burger with chips and onion rings, the burger was big, flavoursome and juicy and the touch I like is that the tomato ketchup on table was all homemade, not from a bottle! We will certainly come back to this awesome place if we are ever near the area again because it was outstanding!!

Had Amazing food, and amazing service. Would very highly recommend for people looking for a nice…read morelunch or evening meal.

First class food, beer and hospitality. Adnams old is in and. tasting good.read more

What a cheerful little place. Plenty of odd corners, inside and out; friendly staff; the simple…read morebaguette lunch we had was most acceptable. Open all day for food, which makes it very useful if we need somewhere to go and stay for ages!

Fantastic food and service. Staff welcoming and a great pub atmosphere, a rarity now most pubs are…read morebasically restaurants. It's obviously popular and I'm not surprised we had a good time catching up with friends over lunch, then hung out by the fire whilst making good use of their bar. I imagine it would be great in the summer too with such a fantastic beer garden.

This was a traditional Norfolk country pub which closed in the early eighties and was reopened and…read morerefurbished in the early nineties. The building has its origins in the 16th century and according to local repute, William Tyndale (he of Bible translation fame) lived there for a while. The pub is a nice comfortable village pub with excellent beer and food from bar snacks to a full restaurant menu. It also offers bed and breakfast and Brisley is centrally located in Norfolk making it an ideal base from which to explore the county.

A wonderful, old fashioned, family pub. Lovely views out to sea while supping your choice of one of…read morethe fantastic Adnams ales. Food is good, basic, pub grub. My type of inn. In the middle of the village overlooking the green.

A charming English pub in Walberswick. It's also one of the few places that welcomes dogs and we…read morereally enjoyed our time here. They serve a few local beers from the area and I really liked the Southwold bitter they served here. The menu looked amazing but unfortunately we did not get a chance to eat here. There is a fireplace in the middle and we sat close to it taking in the warmth from the open fire. Staff are very friendly and service is quick. It's quite popular with the locals and many dog owners were about having a pint and catching up.

The Red Lion Blundeston…read more This is what one would call the village pub, the sort of place that if your not a local and you walk in there on a Saturday night everyone would stop drinking and the place would go deadly silent. Then every one would carry on as normal as if you didn't exsit In the summer on can sit outside and watch the world go by although in Blundeston there is very little happening apart from the No 29 bus which runs every 45 minutes. The village is a quiet place, there may be the odd dog walker pass by and stop for a natter. But the Red Lion is the centre of business and night life in this sleepy village where one can enjoy a drink in the old fashioned way B

Just been taken over, ie new management. I live down the road and this really was a local pub with…read morethe occasional game of pool against retired gentleman on a Saturday night. Now it has been taken over, it really offers opportunity to the younger generation, and everything inbetween, with plans to include childrens games and activities. As currently the competition down the road 'The Plough' is currently been refurbished/redeveloped, this should be the place to go for locals right now.

The last thing I expected when we called in here was a decent meal. I have been passed this pub on…read moreand off for the last 50 years and have never called in untill today. The beer selection is a bit sparce but I was offered a taste of the guest befor committing which I turned down and went straight for the pint. Well impressed for a room temperature beer. I quess if it had been a hot day I would have to have gone for one of the cold lagers. Whilst looking at the menu board and not finding anything to suite us (and there was a massive choice), the chef happened to walk past and offered assistance. We told him what we would have liked for lunch and he said he would oblige, it would just take a few extra minutes. I have very rarly had such good service. On top of that the food was well presented and tasted second to none. I wont be driving past without stopping again, unless it closing time.

Recently renovated. Open plan but 3 areas. Bar to left, lounge to right and "Galley" restaurant to…read morerear. Staff friendly and helpful. On my visit there were 4 beers available. Mostly unusual ones. Served at room temperature. Bar and lounge both very pleasant and bright with wooden floors. Restaurant tables spread out almost to the point of sparse but good thing if you don't like being too snug! Food not particular cheap given the location - Sunday lunch £9.50, desserts £4.50. However, it is very nicely presented and tastes great too. Desserts where very good also. Chef said hello as he passed through and asked if the food was OK. Also they are child friendly. I would say the only niggles we had is they wouldn't serve a glass of milk and we had problems paying by card because of a faulty terminal. And rather than trying to sort it out or using a back up system we had to pay cash. No idea what would have happened if we hadn't the cash!! Highly recommended though.

Situated at the seaward end of Church Road,this is a very busy but welcoming pub.It has a good…read morerange of beers and lager with at least three cask ales available most times.Food is served lunchtimes and evenings and the menu offers a varied choice.It is well cooked and always piping hot.Fish dishes are very popular as the landlord catches much of the fish locally himself,so it can't be any fresher.If you order fish and chips make sure you're hungry as the portions are huge.Although a little off the beaten track this lively pub is well worth a visit,and if you do, don't forget to say hello to Charlie the African Grey Parrot.

We had a lovely evening here to celebrate 3 birthdays! The food and service were perfect. We…read moreall had a fabulous evening and even the fussiest of eaters enjoyed the food. The two staters that were favourites were the scallops with pork belly and the Cromer crab cake with tuna carpaccio! The beef fillet and the lamb were booth also popular. And don't forget a side of fries with Comte!

The best pub bar none in North Norfolk, very friendly bar staff , great selection of beers and…read morespirits, only serve a Sunday roast which is banging and the also encourage to bring you own food or a takeaway all other times and the best thing is a pint of fishing boat real ale is only £3,

The Fishing Boat is a busy pub with a beautiful old English style country garden at the rear with…read morelive music on Sunday afternoons. The pub itself has a selection of four real ales and I counted 36 different whisky's, the food on offer is of exceptional quality and value meaning you have to get there early to get a table. Bingo and a pub quiz on Monday nights is also very popular with locals as well as visitors. The pub also offers free wi-fi and free pool, well behaved dogs are always welcome. All in all a very friendly popular pub!