Posts Tagged ‘Lunch’
The Old Coach House.
High Street, Thornham, Norfolk, PE36 6LT.
Tel: 01485 512229.
www.maypolehotels.com/oldcoachhouse
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.
The rooms have been simply and tastefully styled to enhance the natural charm of the building with reassuring warmth – perfect after a day of sightseeing, walking, cycling or splashing in the sea.
All rooms have double beds, some of which can be converted to offer twin accommodation, and a Family Room has a double bed with a set of bunks in an attached annex. A cot is available for very young guests.
In keeping with the welcoming allure of The Old Coach House (everyone seems welcome, and refreshingly, everyone seems accommodated), dogs are also welcome at a small supplement.
To set you up for the day ahead, choose the hearty English breakfast or select from the Breakfast Buffet.
For lunch or your evening meal, you don’t have to venture far either – The Old Coach House has two bars complete with sink-into-sofas and local ales and a bright, open restaurant offering homemade pies, pizza and pasta dishes.
Tariffs from £47-£77 per person per night, including a full English breakfast.
Dogs are welcome – £6 per stay.
Extra beds for children can be provided at a cost of £20 per night.
Titchwell Manor Hotel.
Titchwell, Nr Brancaster, Norfolk, PE31 8BB.
Tel: 01485 210221.
*Featured in Sunday Times Travel Magazine November 2008 – The World’s 100 Best Hotels*
Perfectly located for exploring Brancaster, Burnham Market and Holkham, taking in the rich diversity of flora and fauna on the RSPB Titchwell Nature Reserve or simply enjoying a spot of golf at the championship courses nearby, Titchwell Manor offers exceptional luxury and quality without sacrificing the charm of its family-run pedigree. A 3-star hotel, it feels 5-star on every level.
Beautiful and modern throughout, with emphasis on details that create an inviting romantic atmosphere, Titchwell Manor has 30 rooms in all, including 13 stunning chalet-style cabins built around a herb garden. Rooms in the main hotel building offer more traditional elegance with sumptuous fabrics and warm lighting, while the herb garden rooms are light and contemporary, decorated with a coastal-chic flair. All rooms are en-suite, some with baths and/or showers or wet rooms. Other delights to expect include views over the RSPB reserve (Room 1 Lavender Fields) or out to the sea (Room 3 Scolt Head Island), original period features such as an amazing oak open fire (Room 12 The Lounge), handcrafted furniture (various rooms), a 32-inch plasma TV (Room 19 The Potting Shed) and French doors leading to a private patio area (various rooms).
For drinking and dining, Titchwell Manor has a 2 AA Rosette restaurant and the brand new ‘Eating Rooms’, offering a less-formal atmosphere and a fabulous well-stocked marble bar.
Ground floor rooms provide accessible accommodation for wheelchair users or those who have difficulty with stairs.
Children are welcome at Titchwell Manor. Please ask about the larger rooms – ideal for a family stay.
Titchwell Manor is pet-friendly! There are some dog-friendly rooms. Dogs are also welcome in the bar and lounge areas.
Planning a special occasion? Ask about the function rooms at Titchwell Manor. Titchwell manor is licensed to hold Civil Ceremonies and bespoke menus and cakes can be made according to your personal requirements.
Tariffs range from £65 pp pn (B&B) to £125 pp pn (B&B), depending on season and room. Visit the Titchwell Manor website for further details.
Sunday Jazz at The Manor:
Every second Sunday of the month is Jazz Night with The Matt Hodges Jazz Band. Traditional Sunday lunch and full a la carte menu available.
Latest News/Offers From Titchwell Manor:
Romantic Break.
Two nights dinner bed and breakfast in one of the romantic rooms with sea views or garden views. Champagne in your room on arrival with homemade chocolate and fresh flowers, followed by dinner in the conservatory restaurant.
Sunday-Thursday from £215 per person for 2 nights.
Weekend Break from £250 per person for 2 nights.
Go on – spoil him/her!
Offer valid all year round excl. Bank Holidays.
Sunday Night Special.
Make your Sunday night truly special with relaxation and a great meal at Titchwell Manor.
£75 – £95 Per Person Dinner Bed and Breakfast. (Excludes Bank Holidays. Cannot be taken as part of a longer stay).
Offer valid all year round.
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- Complimentary upgrade upon booking your room for Cardholders (please mention you hold a card when you book and bring it along with you).
- Bed and breakfast from £55 per person midweek.
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The Briarfields Hotel.
Main Street, Titchwell, Norfolk, PE31 8BB.
Tel: 01485 210742.
www.briarfieldshotelnorfolk.co.uk
Conveniently located on the A149 coast road in the pretty village of Titchwell, and with prestigious 3-Star Silver (Visit Britain) and 3-Star (AA) status, Briarfields Hotel is a warm and welcoming place to stay in North Norfolk. Made up of a collection of sympathetically converted barns and farm buildings, it offers a relaxed and cosy atmosphere that is perfect for helping you settle in to holiday mode, or to escape for a short getaway.
All rooms are en-suite and the homely traditional decor is brought bang up to date with flat screen televisions, luxurious four-poster beds and heated towel rails, offering you the best of both worlds. Family-friendly (check out the impressive play area to the rear), there are 4 family rooms that comprise a second bedroom adjacent to the main bedroom – perfect for keeping an eye on the little ones.
The hotel has a wonderful restaurant that serves the finest locally sourced produce at lunchtimes and dinner time and there is a large bar and lounge area if you fancy kicking back and relaxing with a newspaper and a drink.
For the more adventurous, Briarfields makes the perfect base for exploring the delights of the surrounding area, including Titchwell Marsh Nature Reserve (which the hotel overlooks).
Aside from all this, one of the biggest surprises about Briarfields is that it is so reasonably priced. In keeping with their aim to remain accessible to all, room rates start at £100 for a double room, bed and breakfast in high season and £80 in low season. Dogs are welcome at a nominal charge of £7.50 per night and a discount can be arranged for groups of 10 or more.
As well as being perfect for a romantic retreat or a family adventure, Briarfields is also available for weddings, conferences and other functions and events.
Happenings/Events At Briarfields:
Seafood Bar – 12Noon-5pm – Sunday 18th/25th July, 8th/15th/22nd/29th August.
Jazz & Seafood Bar – Sunday 1st August 12Noon-5pm.
The Blakeney Hotel.
Blakeney, Norfolk, NR25 7NE.
Tel: 01263 740797.
Just right for total escapism, The AA 3* Blakeney Hotel is situated beside the quay with outstanding views across the estuary to Blakeney Point (an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). A traditional, family hotel that prioritises quality and value for money, it is a good base for exploring the wider area (ideal if you like walking, bird watching or want to visit the nearby towns of Holt, Norwich or Aylsham), but equally perfect if all you want to do is kick back, read a paper and gaze out dreamily over the salt marshes.
The Blakeney Hotel boasts over sixty rooms, all furnished to a high standard and some with balconies or terraces offering wonderful views over the estuary and salt marshes. Extra beds or cots for children can be provided and the ground floor rooms are ideal for holidaying dogs.
If you don’t feel like going too far, there is plenty to occupy and delight you within the hotel itself. The Hotel has a heated indoor swimming pool with adjacent Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and air-conditioned mini gym. There is a games room for table tennis, pool and darts and a billiard room with a full-sized table for billiards or snooker. Use of all the leisure facilities is free for residents.
For eating and drinking, the Hotel has two lounges, an AA Rosette restaurant and a bar, offering hearty English breakfasts, light lunches and seasonal À la Carte choices.
Picnic hampers can be made up for residents.
Great for enjoying the whole North Norfolk area, or a getaway destination in itself, The Blakeney Hotel is worth discovering whether you’re planning a romantic break for two, a half-term getaway with the kids or a weekend of walking and exploring with just you and the dog!
Norfolk Afternoon Tea.
Throughout September (as part of the Norfolk Food Festival) 3pm-5.30pm from September 4th.
Made from local ingredients, the Blakeney Hotel’s Norfolk Afternoon tea not only tastes delicious but use ingredients which have been locally sourced including Letheringsett Mill Flour, local jam and Norfolk Spelt Bread.
£8.50 per person.
The Stiffkey Red Lion.
44 Wells Road, Stiffkey, Norfolk, NR23 1AJ.
Tel: 01328 830552.
A traditional Norfolk Pub in almost every sense of the word, from the rustic wooden pews and four log fires to the original stone floor and selection of local brews on offer, The Red Lion at Stiffkey is an uncomplicated retreat for those wishing to unwind in a relaxing atmosphere with no whistles and bells.
Centrally located on the A149 coast road, Stiffkey is easily reached from all the towns, villages and attractions that make this region special, from the chic rural hotspots of Holt and Burnham Market to the more classic seaside resorts of Sheringham, Cromer and Wells. There is a popular campsite just a stroll away and the Pub is close enough to the sea for those sitting outside to be refreshed by the sea breeze on warmer days.
In wonderful contrast, eating at The Stiffkey Red Lion is a less traditional affair. While the decor may be reassuringly simple, as you’d expect from a bona fide country alehouse, the cuisine is fresh, modern and mouth-watering. The main menu features classic dishes that take advantage of the wealth of local produce, changing regularly depending on seasonal availability. A specials board changes daily, offering a selection of more cosmopolitan dishes. There are also dishes for children and several vegetarian options.
You can choose to eat in any of the three rooms in the pub or in the conservatory or dining room. There is outside seating too if you’d prefer to dine al fresco.
Ideally situated on the North Norfolk coast (and reachable on foot from several nearby locations, including Wells-next-the-Sea), The Red Lion is the ideal stop-off for walkers, cyclists or birdwatchers. It is great for a hearty lunch, a refreshing pint of Nelson’s Revenge or an evening meal to finish off a hard day of sightseeing.
The Hunny Bell.
The Green, Hunworth, Melton Constable,
Norfolk, NR24 2AA.
Tel: 01263 712300.
The Hunny Bell is part of the highly acclaimed family of pubs and restaurants known collectively as the ‘Animal Inns’, which count among their number two Michelin Bib Gourmand eateries in Norwich.
As with all the Animal Inns establishments, The Hunny Bell has its own unique character that has been enhanced in style and quality by its new owners. A traditional country local in the pretty Norfolk village of Hunworth, and formerly known as The Bluebell Inn, The Hunny Bell keeps true to its rural position, offering real ales (including local brews by Woodfordes among others) from a gleaming wooden bar that compliments the solid wooden fittings and furnishings throughout. The interior has been given a sympathetic twist with new upholstery and contemporary detailing to create an air of comfortable-chic.
The menu at The Hunny Bell, devised by head Chef Martin Recchi, centres on traditional dishes, made simply from local ingredients but made very, very well. Including time-honoured favourites such as Cod and Chips and Steak and Kidney Pie, the food is already considered by many to be the best served in the locale.
Under its new ownership, The Hunny Bell is still very much a country village pub at heart with a welcoming feel and uncomplicated food and drink at reasonable prices. A country village pub yes… but like a distillation of all the wonderful features of such a pub, one that would be top of its class on all fronts.
Open:
Mon-Sat 11.30am-3pm (food served 12noon-2.15pm), 5.30pm-11pm (food served 6pm-9pm).
Sun 12noon-4pm (food served 12noon-3pm), 6.30pm-10.130pm (food served 6.30pm-8.30pm).
Ladies Do Lunch!
Light meals, fresh local produce & plenty of gossip… Ladies Lunch Every Wednesday, main course & a glass of wine for £10.50
The Yurt.
Drove Orchards, Thornham, Norfolk, PE36 6LS.
Tel: 07765 333232 / 01692 402137.
Camping enthusiasts will tell you that nothing compares to the experience of sleeping under canvas. But what about eating under canvas? Visit the new Yurt ‘Rustic Restaurant and Café’ at Drove Orchards in Thornham, and you can judge for yourself.
A totally unique concept in eating out, The Yurt is a large, round, semi-permanent tent with vertical walls and a conical roof. Inside you’ll find a gentle Turkish-cum-Moroccan style interior, with lamps, lanterns and low tables with reclined wicker chairs alongside more conventional blue wooden dining furniture. The atmosphere is ambient with peaceful music and no urgency to hurry. Think Very-VIP chill-out tent at Glastonbury. Imagine Kate Moss and cohorts. You get the idea.
In contrast to the décor, the menu is closer to home in its origin – delicious hot dishes, all day breakfasts and doorstep sandwiches, as well as mouth-watering cakes and puddings. Simple(ish) fare made from high quality local produce. If its simply refreshment you’re after, The Yurt does a nice selection of coffees, teas and soft drinks.
Open Mon-Weds 9am-5pm, Thurs-Sat 9am-5pm & 6pm-9pm, Sun 9am-5pm.
The Olive Tree Restaurant
1 Bacton Road, North Walsham, Norfolk, NR28 0RA.
Tel: 01692 404900
Located within 20 acres of peaceful and tranquil mature parkland, which incorporates Norfolk Park Homes, The Olive Tree offers modern English and international cuisine enhanced with a touch of creative flair. Head Chef Ben Jewiss has created a set of mouth-watering menus, from innovative and tasty light lunches to superb full flavoured evening dinners using only the freshest and best regional ingredients available. In the open-fronted kitchen, diners can take the opportunity to see how the kitchen team prepare and produce wonderful gastronomic creations.
The Olive Tree has a choice of eating and drinking areas, all of which offer a relaxed and calming environment. In addition to the stylish interior ambience of the restaurant itself, The Olive Tree adds an extra dimension to Mediterranean alfresco eating on the patio terrace. Here diners can observe the beautiful Japanese Koi Carp swimming languidly whilst walking along the striking brushed stainless steel balustrade. The feel is reminiscent of being on a luxurious yacht. Living up to its namesake, 50 Olive Trees and 1000 box hedges have been planted around the restaurant.
As an added luxury, guest will also have the chance to enjoy a dip in the open–air heated swimming pool during the summer season.
Modern, luxurious and accommodating with high standards from the very first welcome to the final farewell, The Olive Tree adds a fresh touch of class to the North Norfolk dining scene.
Opening Times
Mon: Closed
Tues-Sat: 12 to 3pm & 6 to 11pm
Sun: 12 to 3.30pm
View The Olive Tree evening menu (PDF 395KB).
EnjoyMent Offer:
- A free bottle of house wine per table when one member of the party has an EnjoyMent Privilege Card.
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The Norfolk Riddle.
2 Wells Road, Walsingham, Norfolk, NR22 6DJ.
Tel: 01328 821903 to book.
Situated in the pretty and renowned village of Little Walsingham, and associated with the nearby Walsingham Farms Shop, The Norfolk Riddle is a wonderful result of the combination of the highest quality, fresh local ingredients, friendly service, simple and delicious dishes, and relaxed ambience. In short it could be described as the ultimate ‘Norfolk’ eatery – traditional and unpretentious yet smart and exceptionally satisfying.
Head Chef Herv Stouvenel (originally from Alsace-Lorraine in France) understands farming and rural village life, and is passionate about cooking and eating seasonal produce. Herv is particularly interested in making the most of the simplest ingredients and cheaper cuts such as potatoes, belly pork and offal.
The menu changes fortnightly to reflect the seasonal bounty available and drinks include locally brewed cider and beers as well as wine and freshly pressed fruit juices. Being adjacent to the superb Norfolk Riddle Fish & Chip Shop, classic cod and chips is a specialty, but you would be equally impressed with a prime steak of Walsingham Beef or the freshly made vegetarian dish that is always on offer.
If you have room, you can treat yourself to one of the indulgent puddings, all made on the premises or in the Farms Shop kitchen.
Children and family groups are welcome, and the restaurant will happily serve as a venue (tailored menu included) for your party or celebration.
Finally… ‘What is a ‘Norfolk Riddle’?’ you may ask… well, not only a brainteaser, a ‘riddle’ is also a giant sieve used to sort potatoes, an East Anglian staple crop. Look out for these implements hanging up around the restaurant.
Restaurant closed on Mondays. Open Tue-Thur 12Noon-1.45pm & 6pm-8.45pm, Fri/Sat 12Noon-2.15pm & 6pm-9.30pm, Sun 12Noon-2.30pm & 6pm-8.30pm.
“This is the sort of restaurant that restores your faith – in everything” – Telegraph Nov 2007.
To view a sample menu, please click here (PDF 290KB).
For a sample dessert menu, please click here (PDF 183KB).
For an example of the lunch plat du jour menu, please click here (PDF 280KB).
For the wine list, please click here (PDF 180KB).
EnjoyMent Offer:
- Five per cent discount off food bill in the Norfolk Riddle Restaurant (excludes chip shop).
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The Lifeboat Inn.
Ship Lane, Thornham, Norfolk,
PE36 6LT.
Tel: 01485 512236.
www.maypolehotels.com/lifeboatinn
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).
In addition to the cosy oil-lantern lit bar and general ambience, that remains faithful to traditional inn-keeping values, The Lifeboat is a great place to eat all year round – particularly throughout the winter months when it really is an inviting and snug bolthole.
For summer dining, there is a lovely walled patio garden, and bright conservatory, the roof of which is covered by an ancient vine that apparently thrives on Abbot Ale. For evenings and special occasions, try the more formal dining room with its welcoming traditional décor and daily-changing one rosette standard menu (3 courses for £28.50). Year-round, the reasonably priced bar menu features local delights and daily specials and is very popular in the evenings. Children’s meals are available and there are options for vegetarians.
If you’ve tried the Lifeboat and want to experience something a little different, why not try its sister Inn – The Old Coach House, which is just down the road in Thornham. Serving pizza and Pasta in rustic, informal surroundings, it is perfect for everything from a romantic meal for two to a night out with the whole family.
Food is served at The Lifeboat at the following times:
Lunch everyday 12noon-2.30pm.
Afternoon Menu everyday 3pm-5.30pm.
Bar Menu & Specials Board Mon-Thurs 6.30pm-9.30pm, Fri, Sat & Sun 6pm-9.30pm.
Restaurant Menu Mon-Sun 7pm-9.30pm.
EnjoyMent Offer:
- 10 per cent off your food bill (bar & restaurant) 1st Oct-Jun 31st upon presentation of an EnjoyMent Card. Excludes School Holidays, Bank Holiday Mondays, Saturdays & Sunday Lunch. Please book in advance if possible.
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Butlers Cafe Bar Restaurant.
9 Appleyard, Holt, Norfolk, NR25 6BN.
Tel: 01263 710790.
Located in the centre of the pretty market town of Holt, which is excellent for shopping or as a base to explore the surrounding area, Butlers is equally perfect for lunching during the daytime or for evening dining.
Opened in 2005, the family-run café-bar and restaurant has gone from strength to strength, and was recently awarded an AA Rosette for culinary excellence.
The open, airy restaurant bears hallmarks of a European brasserie, with a twist of rustic Norfolk charm. Secluded outside seating is excellent for al fresco dining on warmer days, while the inside with its sloping glass roof and large double doors offers perfect protection from autumn winds and chilly winter days, while still enabling diners to ‘experience the outside in’.
Experienced Chef and owner, Sean Creasey has created a modern European menu with a leaning towards the Italian. Seasonally influenced, ingredients are sourced wherever possible from good quality local suppliers. The menus change daily to offer the best and freshest produce.
For those who are simply looking for a break from work or shopping, Butlers café is serious about its coffee and, of course, delicious cakes. Free WIFI makes Butlers the perfect escape from the office or hotel room. The large oak bar that runs the length of the room serves a good selection of wines, beers and spirits throughout the day for those looking for something a little stronger.
Open Mon-Sat 8.30am-11pm.
Breakfast served 9am-11am.
Lunch served 12noon-3pm.
Dinner served 6pm-9pm.
To view the Menu please click here (PDF 50KB).
View the Wine List here (PDF 135KB).
The Briarfields Hotel.
Main Street, Titchwell, Norfolk, PE31 8BB.
Tel: 01485 210742.
www.briarfieldshotelnorfolk.co.uk
Conveniently located on the A149 coast road in the pretty village of Titchwell, 3-star (Visit Britain and AA) Briarfields Hotel is a warm and welcoming place to stay, eat, meet and unwind in North Norfolk. Made up of a collection of sympathetically converted barns and farm buildings, it offers a relaxed and cosy atmosphere that is the perfect setting for a romantic or celebratory meal or to stop for some sustenance while exploring the North Norfolk coast.
The bright and open hotel restaurant with views towards Titchwell Nature Reserve serves the finest locally sourced produce at lunchtimes and dinnertime and traditional roasts and special dishes are available for the perfect lazy Sunday afternoon. A large wine selection will complete the occasion. Vegetarians are well catered for, as are children with their own menu.
For a more informal experience, there is a large bar and lounge area if you fancy kicking back and relaxing with a newspaper and a drink. A selection of meals can be ordered from the bar at lunchtimes. Again, with a children’s menu, families are more than welcome.
As well as being perfect for a romantic retreat or a family adventure, Briarfields is also available for weddings, conferences and other functions and events.
Afternoon Tea 2pm-5pm.
Restaurant open for lunch 12noon-2pm and for dinner 6.30pm-9pm.
Bar snacks available from the bar at lunchtimes.
To view a sample menu, please click here (PDF 72KB).
For a sample of the Daily Specials menu, click here (PDF 72KB).
For a sample Sunday Lunch menu, please click here (PDF 60KB).
The Blakeney Hotel.
Blakeney, Norfolk, NR25 7NE.
Tel: 01263 740797.
The AA 3* Blakeney Hotel is situated beside the quay with outstanding views across the estuary to Blakeney Point (an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). A traditional, family hotel that prioritises quality and value for money, it is a good base for exploring the wider area (ideal if you like walking, bird watching or want to visit the nearby towns of Holt, Norwich or Aylsham), but equally perfect if all you want to do is kick back, read a paper and gaze out dreamily over the salt marshes.
Whether you’re staying at the Hotel or not, it’s a great spot to indulge in a drink or some excellent cuisine. The 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. Tasty delights such as Pan Fried Fillet of Cod with Smoked Paprika Potato and Warm Tartare Sauce, Baked Avocado topped with Sweet and Sour Vegetables or Apple and Hazelnut Galette are sure to sate even the largest appetite.
To accompany your meal, the restaurant at The Blakeney Hotel offers a selection of wines by the glass, or if you’re feeling adventurous, why not try one of their cocktails?
Afternoon Tea is available between 3.30pm and 5.30pm, complete with finger sandwiches, pastries and scones.
Drinks and snacks are available in the Lounge, Bar or on the Terrace from 10am-5.30pm. Sandwiches are available daily between 12noon and 2.15pm.
Lunches are available in the Restaurant 12noon-2pm. A traditional lunch menu is available on Sundays.
Norfolk Afternoon Tea.
Throughout September (as part of the Norfolk Food Festival) 3pm-5.30pm from September 4th.
Made from local ingredients, the Blakeney Hotel’s Norfolk Afternoon tea not only tastes delicious but use ingredients which have been locally sourced including Letheringsett Mill Flour, local jam and Norfolk Spelt Bread.
£8.50 per person.
The White Horse.
34 High Street, Overstrand, Norfolk, NR27 0AB.
Tel: 01263 579237.
www.whitehorseoverstrand.co.uk
With the philosophy that ‘eating out should always be special’ and a growing reputation for quality cuisine, The White Horse is well equipped to provide a relaxed and enjoyable dining experience. Take pleasure in a pre-dinner drink or unwind at the end of a day of sightseeing in the bar and lounge area, or enjoy a romantic meal for two in the stylish restaurant.
Situated in the pretty village of Overstrand, which was so popular with the Victorian rich that it became known as ‘Millionaires Village’, The White Horse is the perfect venue for meeting friends, indulging in a special dinner or stealing a cosy getaway from the norm.
The accomplished Chef takes pride in all the food that he prepares, using fresh locally sourced produce wherever possible and cooking every dish to order.
For a lunchtime treat or evening snack, choose from the Bar Menu and wash down with a pint of good beer, Real Ale or glass of fine wine. Unwind in the delightful garden on warm summer days – perfect for family days out.
With an AA 4-star Highly Commended rating and seven superb en-suite bedrooms, The White Horse is also a perfect base for exploring the beauty of North Norfolk.
Bar open daily 11am-11pm.
Bar menu available everyday 12noon-3pm and 6.30pm-9pm.
Restaurant menu served 6.30pm-9pm everyday.
Dine in the stylish restaurant, beer garden or bar.
EnjoyMent Offer:
- Enjoy a Heydon Cream Tea for only £2.95 (normally £4.25). Offer applies to Cardholder plus guest.
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Set back on the road between Holt and Cley, Cley Nurseries and the on-site Garden Café is a delightful find if you’re looking for a peaceful experience on the North Norfolk coast.
For budding gardeners (pun intended), the family run nursery has a wide selection of plants and garden accessories, including over 40 varieties of roses and, in keeping with its Norfolk situation, a large selection of Lavenders. With plenty of advice on hand if you need it, why not treat your garden with a visit?
After browsing the nursery, or if you simply want to sit, reflect and relax, why not treat yourself with a visit to the Garden Café? Accessible to all with an available Stair Lift, the café is inviting and comfortable with a large picture window providing wonderful sea views.
The café serves Illy coffee, tea, light lunches, scones and cakes (we recommend you try the carrot cake – possibly the lightest, most moist carrot cake you’ll ever have the pleasure of sampling!).
Enjoy a slower pace for a while and take some time out at the Garden Café at Cley Nurseries.
Café closed on Mondays.
Nursery open 7 days a week.
Deepdale Café.
Main Road, Burnham Deepdale, Norfolk, PE31 8DD.
Tel: 01485 211055.
An extremely popular haunt for locals, campers, walkers and holidaymakers alike, Deepdale Café successfully combines a relaxed vibe reminiscent of a beach-side coffee bar with the quality food and service you’d expect from a far more formal establishment.
Situated on the A149 coast road between Burnham Overy Staithe and Brancaster Staithe, among a well thought-out cluster of interesting businesses on the ‘Dalegate’ site, the café is perfectly positioned for refreshment when exploring the North Norfolk coast or surrounding villages such as the Burnhams.
Presented beautifully and cooked to order under Head Chef Rory Knowles, portions are reasonably priced and plentiful with satisfying and delicious options for breakfast, lunch and throughout the day (including veggie, children’s and diet-conscious options). The menu includes sandwiches and snacks as well as more substantial meals using a feast of local produce such as locally caught crab, lobster and mussels (when in season). Fully licensed, you can relax with an alcoholic tipple such as Adnams beer or Whin Hill Cider (from nearby Wells-next-the-Sea) or a wine or beer from further a field. For non-drinkers, children or drivers, the list of soft drinks is more than adequate, with various coffees, teas, juices and soft drinks on offer.
As well as the ‘standard’ menu, the café features changing ‘specials’ and a tempting roast on Sundays. Little wonder then that they are included in the Good Food Guide once again this year (2009).
Ideal for families, couples, the young and old, Deepdale Café is a fabulous, unpretentious eating-and-meeting place that is bound to please even the choosiest diner.
If you can’t dine in, many of Deepdale Café’s most popular dishes are available as frozen takeaways.
Deepdale Café also offers a fully equipped mobile catering service – ideal for corporate catering and film shoots etc.
Café open 7 days a week 7.30am-4pm (last orders 3.45pm).
Breakfast/Brunch served 7.30am-12noon.
Daytime menu served 12noon-3pm.
Deepdale Café Sunday Roast served Sundays 12noon-3pm.
EnjoyMent Offer:
- 10 per cent discount off total bill when you show an EnjoyMent Card upon paying.
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Deepdale Café.
Main Road, Burnham Deepdale, Norfolk, PE31 8DD.
Tel: 01485 211055.
- 10 per cent discount off total bill when you show an EnjoyMent Card upon paying.
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