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!!

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.

The menu never changes, to be sure, but the Lifeboat has the finest of pub food: Scampi & chips,…read moresausages & chips, Ploughman's, it's all good. It's by far the best pub in Thornham, which might not seem like it's saying much considering the size of the town, but they've squeezed at least three of them into the area. Try the deals on the Pimms cups during the summer - one jug, four straws and you're as good as gold. As a 16th century pub, the ceilings are low, doorways are even lower and there are strange farming tools all over the walls. But enter the dining area and things are considerably spruced up. The menu is much more diverse than the pub's and every meal I've had there has been unfailing. Kids can play out back in the play area - much to the annoyance of the caravan owners directly behind it - and there's outdoor seating for when the sun decides to put his hat on. Never stayed in the rooms, though I know people who have and they've been quite pleased with them.

Lovely little pub set in a charming village, room was satisfactory, comfy bed, good sized bathroom…read more The price for a one night stay I felt was a little bit too steep in my opinion only because the amount I paid for the room made me expect everything about the room should be pristine. However, putting my pickiness aside it was worth paying just because of the location as I wanted to escape the hustle and bustle of city life, and this place ticks those boxes. Pub restaurant serves good food, although the service was a tad slow, but the meal was worth the wait in the end, as it was delish.

The Lord Nelson is my favourite pub in the whole Norfolk coastal area. Situated in the pretty…read morehamlet of Burnham Thorpe where Nelson grew up (his father was the local vicar) this pub is actually one that Horatio himself used to frequent. It's novel in that there is no bar as such beer is served from a hatchway in the front room. Beers are mainly from the Woodforde's stable, Wherry etc, and very well-kept. Novelties include Nelson's Blood a spirit made on the premises which is worth a try if you're not driving. Food is excellent and there's a fantastic large beer garden out the back with a great children's play area. They also run a BBQ when the weather is fine and various gastronomic events throughout the year. Top class and a hidden gem.

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.

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 warm and welcoming, family friendly pub. Serving good food at reasonable prices. Closed mondays…read moreexcept bank holidays. Special offers available every thursday ( 2 for £12 ) on selected meals.

A cracking little pub with stunning views over the marshes. Nice tight menu, a few daily specials…read moreand friendly service. This pub has not made the mistake of abandoning being a pub in favor of trying to be a restaurant. Starters of garlic bread and chicken wings and BBQ sauce were extremely tasty and a great start to the meal. The fish pie for main was fantastic. Think of all the fish pies you have had where you play hunt the fish - this was the opposite. Full of tasty salmon and haddock. The haddock and chips for the other main had light batter and was beautifully cooked. As far as pubs that serve food, this was was great value and served very nice food. Add in the view and this pub is well worth the visit. Try it.

What a beautiful place! Staying with my mother on the coast, we drove past the pub and thought we'd…read moretry it out. The setting is great, right by the sea with a cracking building to match! Really homely and cosy, and the staff treated us like they'd known us all their lives! Local beers on tap which is always nice. The food was amazing, tasty and well cooked. I know that everytime I come to this part of the world, I'll be having a meal here!

The Bull is just around the corner from the Anglican shrine in Walsingham, in a small square,…read moreframed by mediaeval houses. The pub dates back to the 1500s itself, and has a very traditional interior, subdivided into several rooms. They serve very good pub grub at lunchtimes and evenings, as well as a good range of real ales and the usual wines and spirits. Theres a wide range of mains and traditional puddings (with custard - yay!), several options for vegetarians, and smaller meals for children. Staff are very obliging and friendly. Serving times can be a little eclectic, so ring ahead if you're relying on them for your evening meal. Recommended. Expect to see the odd priest and church party from the neighbouring Shrine.