The best restaurants serving British food in North Norfolk East of England

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.

Sadly I have to share that we found our meal not value for money. Small portion of Lasagna was highlighted to waitress and to be fair the cook apologised and gave a second portion. Tiny dish of peas served with scampi (6 small pieces) Just left a flat feeling. Have had nice coffee here before and it’s handy to shop in the store. £13.50 for each meal. Oh

We had great food my son had pork tomerhawk it is fantastic , I had fish and chips great and my husband had soup he said was really good. . Service was really good .

Fair price, cooked to order. Very traditional seaside chippy. Fish was super fresh and well cooked The pricelist on the wall is priceless (sic)

Visited on a walk into stalham. The bar maid was lovely and friendly , good range of drinks and a very quaint feel to the pub. Good value for money and a good hearty food offering.

We decided it was about time we sampled the Sunday Carvery and a recent birthday seemed as good an excuse as any. We booked a table and were glad we did as it was lovely and busy - not too busy that we had to wait, but busy enough to get a good atmosphere in the spacious function room. There was a choice of four meats and we sampled them all between the four of us in our group - they were all cooked to perfection. There was a lovely selection of vegetables which were being topped up regularly during service, and everything we had was hot and tasty. We were glad, however, that we had left enough room for dessert - the list of choices was mind blowing and the ones that we (eventually) picked were delicious. The staff were friendly - especially the chef, and we were made to feel welcome, and will definitely return soon.

Great staff, amazing views, nice range of beers. They continue to do a great job on the pier, we are so lucky to have it. It's a treasure that has been beautifully maintained.

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 visited the store to look for a sofa. Feeling hungry, we used the restaurant. We both had salads, one ham, one prawn. We had a pot of tea & a bottle of orange. All for £21. The food was excellent, service very good. We couldn't fault the food or the restaurant.

Very average coffee. The staff where nice enough, but it seems strange that a place will have "bean" in the title, yet use the cheapest, basic tasting coffee beans?

Have popped in occasionally and had the most delicious pie and gravy. Was in the area Saturday and thought a lovely pie and gravy will go down a treat on such a cold day. Saturday luch time, no pies on the menu, just a very basic baguette, omlette, baked potato menu, really disappointed. Should have guessed, very sparse of dinners. Ordered the egg baguette, to be told a minute later 'we can't get hold of any eggs'. So all the omlettes were unavailable too. I've just been to a farmers market down the road that's full of eggs and pies! Cheese baguette ok, very cheap colesaw on side( sorry being really picky now). It has changed hands and don't believe the menu online, we won't be going back.

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.

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.

Had Sunday Roast around 2.30pm in the pub which has a lovely dining area and have been trying out a few places recently along the coast for sunday roast. The service was very good and friendly but the dinner when it arrived although nicely presented was luke warm at best and tasted as it had been sitting around for a while. As a result both me and my companion requested it was reheated and after a approx 15 minute wait we were served with a new hot dinner.

I have just completed a two day stay at this fine establishment i could not be happier this is my 3rd visit to this wonderful place .The staff have a wonderful attitude nothing is too much trouble plus the Rooms are amazing the baths are large and spacious. The food is simply to die for staff members Lee, Mikel and Georgina deserve a special mention asI dinned I could only be impressed by there excellent customer service skills and brilliant interactions the fellow dinners. .Well done to the team The Victoria I would gladly recommend this fine prestigious establishment to everyone -except i wont because i need to make sure there is there always a spot for me when i visit, selfish? maybe, Smart ?absolutely. 10 out of 10