Will’s Plaice
At Will's Plaice in East Runton, you’ll find all the usual favourites – cod, haddock, plaice, rock, scampi, sausages, pies and burgers. This is a traditional seaside chippy - no pretensions or bells and whistles, just high quality, honest fish & chips done very well and delivered with an obvious passion. Continue reading
The Briarfields Hotel
Conveniently located on the A149 coast road in the pretty village of Titchwell, and with prestigious 3-Star Silver (Visit Britain) status, Briarfields Hotel is a warm and welcoming place to stay in North Norfolk. Continue reading
Bircham Windmill
Found only a few miles from Sandringham and Hunstanton in North-West Norfolk, Bircham Windmill is considered to be one of the best remaining examples of a British Windmill. It is also the only working windmill in the area to be open to the public. Continue reading
The Grove
When you walk through the garden before dinner and see the fruit and vegetables still growing, you know your food will be fresh. Continue reading
The Lifeboat Inn
Now part of Marco Pierre Whites Wheeler’s family, the 16th Century Lifeboat Inn at Thornham is a real North Norfolk treasure in its stunning coastal location (even the car park has a breathtaking view out onto Holme Dunes). Continue reading
Montague House
Location-wise, the B&B competes with the best holiday lets and hotels, being only a 5-minute walk from the town centre, the railway station and the beach. Step inside though, and you’re in for a treat that is delightfully atypical of the usual seaside accommodation. In fact, if it weren’t for the fresh sea air, and aforementioned proximity to the Norfolk coast, you could be forgiven for thinking you were in some slickly designed London bolthole. Continue reading
Made In Cley
Made In Cley is a veritable gem on the high street in Cley-next-the-Sea, one of the most authentic and charming North Norfolk coastal villages you’re likely to encounter. Continue reading
Cliff Top Café
Once a humble Donkey Shed, Cliff Top Café in Overstrand has come a long way since it was originally established in 1925. Owner Lorraine has been in charge for the past 5 years and most notably the Cliff Top Café recently (Nov 2011) placed 6th in The Times ’30 Best Places For Tea’ list. Need we say more? Continue reading
Great To Be Green
Everything within is British made or Fair Trade, from locally grown herbs to beautiful soft furnishings. Add in a healthy serving of vintage collectibles, and you're sure to find something for every occasion and taste. Continue reading
The Jetty Café
The Jetty Café.
11 High Street, Cromer, Norfolk, NR27 0AB.
Tel: 01263 513814.
Latest! The Jetty Cafe won 2 awards in the 2012 Cromer and Sheringham Crab and Lobster Food Trail: First prize for a dish between £6 and £7.99… Continue reading
Walsingham Café
Fairly understated in the complex of converted farm buildings on the edge of the pretty village of Great Walsingham, Walsingham Café has been serving exceptional lunches, coffees, teas and tarts since early 2011. Continue reading
The Anchor Inn
Good beer and a friendly atmosphere ensure that everyone feels welcome, whether you simply want to sit and warm up with a pint beside the roaring fire in the ‘Old Pub’, or you are out with the family celebrating a special occasion with a meal in the contemporary and stylish new Restaurant. Continue reading
Deepdale Café
An extremely popular haunt for locals, campers, walkers and holidaymakers alike, Deepdale Café successfully combines the relaxed, but high quality vibe reminiscent of a Parisian Café with the cool appeal of a beach-side coffee bar. Continue reading
Deepdale Café
The Café offers a more than adequate selection of coffees, teas, juices and soft drinks. Being fully licensed, you can relax with a local Beer or Cider, or a wine or beer from further a field. Continue reading
