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

We have been here on both visits to Colkirk - Christmas 2008 and May 2010 - and been made to feel…read morevery welcome on both occasions, good beers on tap, a few nice whiskies and some very good food at the upper end of the pub-food price range. Meals include sea bass, lamb shank and various seafood dishes, including traditional 'pub' favourites like fish and chips or scampi. The beer garden isn't the most atmospheric - some picnic tables in a big patch of grass next to the large car park - but the atmosphere inside is great, with a very traditional pub feel. Landlord and staff very welcoming to both us and the dog (dogs allowed in the bar).

I've not stayed in the hotel hear, as I stay quite close, always managed to make it home! The bar…read morehas been done up in the last few years, it's trying to be quite clean cut and swish but to be honest, I always liked the cosy Norfolk pub look. The lighting was also nicer on the features! They can change the eating area into a small function room and there's a terrace, though don't get too excited, it looks out onto the carpark.

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.

A good place to go, especially if you've got a big family. I used to come here with my family when…read moreI was younger. You wouldn't really call the food gourmet but the portions are big and there isn't a chance that you'll go away hungry. Also, good value. There are a couple of pool tables there and it's also a good place to watch sport if you're into that kind of thing.

This is a great value place to eat. Decent, traditionalmeals in super-sized portions - small…read moreappetites beware! They do offer a 'smaller appetitie' substitutue, which I foolishly never take and always eat up too stuff for dessert - and the desserts do look pretty amazing. The kids meals are good, and they have a range of veggies with them, not your standard chicken nuggets and chips which is nice. The pub itslef it large and they have sports channels showing, so good for any footie addicts out there. In all, a great value place to eat. Its not nouvelle cuisine but then again one wouldnt expect that froma pub! Its tasty, its hot, its very reasonable.

This place has changed hands a lot of the past 10 years. I always remember it as being nice and…read morecozy, good quality, value food and there being a nice open fire. In general, it still live up to that reputation but I have heard of a few people being unlucky with the service. Hopefulyl going to give it another go soon and see what I think.

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.

After a phase of slow serving and poor food, the pub is now really good. It has lots of fish based…read morefoodsto offer, and traditional English foods. The fish and chips I had were lovely, probably one of the best I have eaten. For starters, The Whitebait is nice. There is also a range of beers. Nice staff and friendly people. Dog friendly too!