The best restaurants in St Benet North Norfolk East of England

We had a cream tea ,two doggie ice creams in the courtyard delicious. Also purchased a couple of bits and pieces in the sale, make up bag and door stop. Such good value. Popped into deli tea shop further down the road more expensive but I don’t think any better. Very dog friendly could do with fresh water in the courtyard tiny niggle. I’m use they would have replaced the water if I’d asked. Love the place think it’s great would call again if ever in the area.

Amazing fish restaurant. Food was superb. Well worth a visit in a beautiful village. Will definitely return on our next break.

We picked up a meal deal in the early morning then had lunch there later. Friendly staff and good food. Very well priced. The sandwiches on granary bread were stuffed full of filling and the bread was fresh, soft and just gorgeous. The lentil and bacon soup was wonderful too. Highly recommended. Support small local businesses and give the expensive pubs a miss. 😊

Really friendly and welcoming with a cosy chilled atmosphere.. me and my partner both had the big breakfast and it was very good! Definitely recommended and hope the new owners can make a go of it.

We went to Hoveton Hall Garden on a rainy day. We stopped at the cafe twice. Once for drinks and then for lunch. The fish finger sandwiches were great. We had toasted banana bread with honey and a brownie. Both were fantastic. Both members of staff were lovely and really helpful. The barn was lovely and warm with the log burner. Many thanks for great service.

On a Broads boating holiday, we were moored at Gayes Staithe, in need of some odds and sods. The walk into the village from there takes around 15-20 mins, but much quicker if you're moored at Neatishead. It's a cracking little shop, with all the essentials you're likely to need - the basic groceries, ciggies & drinks etc, as well as some nice Norfolk-themed gifts - I brought back some jam and a scented candle as a thankyou to my neighbours who have been feeding the cat for the last week. Things were sensibly priced, not a tourist trap cash grab! The lady serving was very friendly too. As an added bonus, the White Horse pub is just opposite, so we stopped in for a much needed refuelling before the walk back to the boat. No doubt we'll be back for next year's Broads holiday. - Sherz, Linz and Joe the greyhound x

Just had a drink nice place with great views over the river

A Great Christmas Lunch. Arrival drink was a welcome start to the meal while we contemplated the lovely selection of starters. As usual I probably ate more than I should at the carvery. There was such a huge and tasty variety to choose from with the roasties being a particular favourite. Not being a fan of the traditional Christmas pud I was pleased to see a selection of other desserts and the Chocolate Torte I had was just perfect. Coffee and mince pies at the end made an ideal end to a wonderful Christmas experience and one I wouldn't hesitate to repeat and recommend to others.

Went to the new inn horning for Sunday lunch and can't praise it enough.The roast was perfect and the all the menu looked reasonably priced.The thing that really stood out was the staff very friendly and welcoming and could not do enough for us.Look forward to another visit.

We called here for drinks on Thursday evening, 12 December 2024. My husband enjoyed the real ales which were on offer, both well kept and reasonably priced. For me, there was a very good selection of gins on offer, again very reasonably priced. The pub didn't close early, we were not put under any pressure to leave and the service, particularly by a gentleman called Martin, was very friendly and helpful. We will definitely be calling there again!

Quirky little cafe/shop. Very small inside seating area, also sells stuff through hatch onto pathway. Good tea and coffee, tasty bacon bap, friendly owner.

My wife and I along with our friends John and Lisa moored up at The Ferry Inn Horning and thoroughly enjoyed our meals and drinks. John in particular was very impressed with his beef stew and dumpling.

Went in low season (January) 2025, with my husband, living in Norwich. Not especially busy but at low season the staffing levels are lower. But this did not detract from the dining experience. The staff who were working were fantastic. Karol greeted us in and took us to our table giving us a few minutes to decide what we wanted. On a cold Sunday afternoon the decision was easy, and we both had a roast sirloin of beef. The service was fast and our Sunday lunch with all the trimmings was delicious, although (and I am being really picky because the meal was very good), I wish I had been given more carrots. Finished off with a small Bakewell sponge pudding with custard. Our thanks to Jordan, Tracey and Karol for making us feel so welcome. We will definitely be back, you have an amazing pub/restaurant.

why was my rice soggy and why do my noodles have the same taste as an amazon cardboard box, disgrace.