The best restaurants in Glaven Valley North Norfolk East of England

Came here with family for a birthday lunch. It did not disappoint. We had a good table looking out towards the sea, on a cold late April day. Our waiter was very good, in control and knowledgeable. The food was good without being in any way exceptional, fish pie and crab linguine were both tasty. Desserts were the usual bought in sugar filled delights, but no worse than expected. It was all very old school, but that can be nice sometimes! To sum up, it was a nice old fashioned hotel lunch!!

Its always good to see pop up cafe type food places. They provide a relatively cheap snack quickly. This one is no exception.

Absolutely lovely pub, probably the best roast I have ever had. The food was amazing and staff were so friendly and helpful. Highly recommend!

After a long walk we came into two magpies, met by the loveliest staff member ( long curly hair), great service, great food, super hot drinks. Perfect on a miserable damp day !

I ate here on consecutive nights during my weekend in Blakeney, since my first visit was excellent in almost every respect. The waiter was very helpful when I complained about the sticky table, explaining that it was due to over-use of sanitzer and moving me to another table with a glass top. My simple haddock and chips was perfect. Thin crispy batter, a generous helping of tartare sauce and deliciously minty pea puree. On the second night the starter of smoked mackerel pate and the seared tuna and cucumber salsa of the mains were similarly excellent. But the bed of couscous was drenched in a shoyu-based dressing that was inedibly salty. I do not mean just a bit salty. I mean heart-attack salty. A professional chef should obviously not make such a simple error and at the very least should taste their creation before passing it for service. I duly complained (though did not just send it back as I should have). The waiter deleted the service charge without my asking, but I left gasping for water despite having eaten barely 10% of the cous cous. On reflection the waiter should have apologized and returned it to the kitchen themself. The incident marred what would otherwise have been a 5-star review.

It was a very damp and showery morning and we weren’t sure if the restaurant was even open! But we tried the door and it was . The lady on the bar asked the kitchen if they were still serving breakfast (it was only 10.10am) and they were. We sat down and there was a very damp smell in the room. Which was a little off putting but We ordered full English and Vegan breakfast, both with coffee. The coffee were served piping Hot which was lovely as usually they go cold before breakfast is served. But breakfast came and coffee was still hot!. Breakfast was also really hot and delicious, good local produce and served with a smile. Deffo come back again! Serves lunches and coffee and cake too so worth drying at different times of the day.

Nice pub terrible food Don't go here for a meal...my mushroom soup had the consistency of thick porridge and about as much flavour, and my son paid nearly £20 for a turkey roast which was awful.

Very comfortable and location ideal. Would revisit and recommend

This used to be a very nice traditional pub, with a good menu - what a difference a year makes! Bar moved, decorated in dull blue colour making the place look drab & uninviting. Barely anything on the menu bar fish & chips! Only 4 other diners in the place & like us were driven out due to thumping drum & bass music --- is that necessary at lunchtime?!? Won't be going back anytime soon.