Places To Eat In North Norfolk

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

Back to the Garden Cafe Restaurant

Housed in a towering 18th Century barn situated beside the A148 in Letheringsett, the Café Restaurant is wonderfully, yet minimalistically, styled to combine touches of the rural/agricultural with chic modernity. Accents from the huge focal-point pendant lamp that resembles a large metal tractor wheel to the stylish metal-framed images of rural scenes that adorn the walls provide subtle, but wonderful decoration against the exposed brickwork, generous timber and almost floor-to-ceiling windows. 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

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

The Blakeney Hotel

Whether you’re staying at the Hotel or not, it’s a great spot to indulge in a drink or some excellent cuisine. Blakeney Hotel has two lounges, an AA-Rosette restaurant and a bar, and offers hearty English breakfasts, light lunches and seasonal À la Carte and Table d’hôte menus that change every 3-4 months. Continue reading

The Jetty Café

Images of The Jetty Cafe, Cromer.The Jetty Café.

11 High Street, Cromer, Norfolk, NR27 0AB.

Tel: 01263 513814.

Table inside The Jetty Café. Delicious homemade cake at The Jetty Café. Preparing fresh Pizza dough at The Jetty Café.

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

Pretty Corner Café & Tea Gardens

As the name implies, Pretty Corner, found en route to Sheringham in Norfolk, has been a renowned beauty spot for decades. Pretty Corner Café and Tea Gardens first opened in 1926 in a wooden pavilion that had no running water or electricity. The owners of the time became widely known for their homemade chocolates and sweets, which won a number of awards. While it has evolved, it is still as popular today as it was back then, with walkers, cyclists and holidaymakers enjoying the peaceful woodland setting. Continue reading

The Corner House

The Corner House is friendly and welcoming to all. There are provisions for children and dogs are also welcome. A sign on the dresser reads ‘Enter as strangers. Leave as friends’ and this basically sums up The Corner House Tea & Coffee Lounge. (Although perhaps it should read ‘well fed and watered friends’, to be absolutely accurate). Continue reading

The Old Coach House

Despite its name, this former coaching inn on the North Norfolk coast is not all it seems… Multifaceted, this particular hostelry combines a charming country pub with a rather swish Italian restaurant and comfortable country inn accommodation. Continue reading

The Owl Tea Rooms & Bakery

Dating back to Victorian times (making it one of Norfolk’s oldest tearooms), and presently a family run business for some 25 years, The Owl Tea Rooms in the centre of Holt is a delightful place to sample scrumptious homemade food all day long. Traditional in feel, The Owl resembles a large country cottage kitchen, with wooden booths and tables, earthenware condiment pots and fresh flowers on each table. There is a warm touch of nostalgia throughout. Continue reading

Back to the Garden Cafe

Ideal for a relaxing mid-morning coffee or indulgent afternoon tea, there is an extensive drinks menu, with a variety of coffee and tea, and a selection of delicious soft drinks. The Café is licensed, so you can even treat yourself to a glass of wine or lager. In keeping with Back to the Garden’s ethos that food and drink should be as fresh and natural as possible, there are organic options across the board. Continue reading

The Green Room Café

The Green Room Café prides itself on offering a relaxed and welcoming environment to its customers. Combining a traditional café feel (Heinz Ketchup on the tables; plentiful portions of well-loved dishes) with modern thinking (fresh, local produce; all dietary requirements well served; fully licensed), it is a refreshingly non-pretentious place to enjoy some good value, very decent home cooked food. Continue reading

The Cockerel Deli

The Cockerel Delicatessen in North Walsham is a treat for those with a passion for good quality, local produce (and that from further a field if it’s up to scratch). Continue reading

The Cockerel

The Cockerel Restaurant in North Walsham is a delightful place to indulge in great value homemade food served with a warm and friendly welcome. Continue reading