North Norfolk is famous for it's stunning coastline and fishing ports bringing in fresh lobster, crab, mussels, oysters and fish but the locality is also set within the most beautiful countryside and there are many working farms and estates producing a wide array of local produce. Fruit farms, the rearing of quality meats, horticulture and vegetables. The tourist industry in turn attracts quality chefs and places to eat which altogether makes North Norfolk a very foodie place to visit !
However unlike more urban restaurants, North Norfolk has a relaxed vibe and many gastro pubs are dog friendly, add some sunny weather and alfresco dining and you enjoy some lovely places to eat out with your family, friends, or for a special evening out together.
See more on our Norfolk Stay InstagramAdmiral Lord Nelson's former local ! located in Nelson's village , just all newly renovated and reopened, initial reviews look very good.
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Located just passed the quayside at Wells next the Sea, lovely restaurant serving an excellent menu including seafood.
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Has all the appeal of an old North Norfolk inn and now with the comfort of a modern hotel. It's uncluttered charm has great appeal. A warm welcome awaits you as well as excellent local beers, including Nelson's Revenge from Woodforde stable and excellent food from local sources, at prices to please.
There is no piped music, old pews abound and the fire in the bar makes a welcoming centrepiece.
Look out for local Norfolk Mussels, when in season, Blakeney whitebait, Norfolk game pie, soft herring roes on toast and the superb Cromer crab salads that are such a feature of the area. You can eat in or out, and on hot days the cool from the stream offers welcome freshness. A short but enterprising wine list is well supplied with wine by the glass. On first impressions, The Red Lion at Stiffkey is 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
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Located just on the main road, is this great deli and shop. They serve coffee and cakes and there is a lovely little courtyard where you can sit, definitely worth a stop on route or after a dog walk.
Located in the village of Warham, lovely old pub well known for it's homemade pies and hearty menu. Good sized garden.
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The Moorings, is a real find and you will need to book in advance, offering a fantastic menu of both seafood and traditional local fare all being expertly prepared. This delightful restaurant is
located at the bottom of Blakeney High Street, a few yards from the quay, you will find us right on the edge of North Norfolk, with its wide skies, muddy creeks and marshes.
We serve fantastic local Norfolk fish, shellfish, game in season, delicious meat and vegetarian dishes, dreamy puddings, and a well chosen wine list.
Booking for dinner, and Sunday lunch, is strongly recommended. Telephone: 01263 740054
Now open for supper on Sunday of Bank Holiday Weekends
Morston is located between Blakeney & Stiffkey, you can eat and drink in the traditional bar or restaurant. Great menu, friendly and professional service and very good menu.
You can sit outside in warmer weather, or inside for an evening meal, or a lighter lunch, take a walk around the nearby Morston Quay owned by the National Trust.
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Wiveton is a lovely little village just a few miles from Blakeney, and the village pub is called The Wiveton Bell which is delightful not just for it's setting, but because it offers a great menu.There is a lovely outside eating area for warmer evenings, and they will set up a heater for you if needed.
Located just outside Blakeney, down a track to a fruit farm and the Wiveton Hall estate, where there is light, expansive barn restaurant, and lots of outside tables with views on to the marshes and sea. Very popular for lunch, check out the evening menus updated on their website.
Located on the coast road, large restaurant pub, with good sized garden overlooking the marshes, great for families. Salthouse overlooks the marshes to the sea beyond.
Located on the coast road in Weybourne , serves a great pub classics menu , some outside tables.
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Located on the coast road, in West Runton interesting building, large outside areas with views to the sea, owned by fishing family and offering some excellent sea food. - Lunch time only.
Located in West Beckham, this village pub offers a good pub menu, friendly staff and garden.
Located in Holt offering an extensive menu in a charming cafe / restaurant , ideal to visit whilst shopping and enjoing the pretty market town of Holt
Charming village pub, serving excellent menu located on The Green at East Rudham
Excellent menu and great reviews
This fantastic farm shop is located in the middle of Little Walsingham, and is open seven days a week.
There is a wonderful butchery and deli offering high quality fresh meat, pies, soups and cakes and desserts available. Amazingly fresh fruit and vegetables form our local farmers, suppliers and producers. We also have plenty of dry goods and larder favourites. Our wide selection of jams, pickles and chutneys, mustard to muesli. Plus all the great cooking ingredients and everyday groceries.
Creake Abbey sits within beautiful water meadows just a few miles south of Burnham Market and the glorious north Norfolk coast.
A stone’s throw from the impressive ruins of an Augustinian Abbey that dates from 1206 you’ll find an airy café, food hall, and an array of independent shops and services including a hairdresser and a picture-framer.
The café serves breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea and offers a takeaway service. The food hall stocks a wide range of locally sourced staples and specialties as well as exciting and interesting products from across the world.
The popular Creake Abbey Farmers' Market on the first Saturday of the month, which recently featured on BBC1 draws suppliers and shoppers from all across East Anglia.
There is ample free parking right beside the shops.
Located just on the main coast road, is this great deli and shop. Cakes, pastries and provisions
Located a third of the way up High Street. Great little deli, to get some lovely food for a picnic.
Located on the main coastal road going through Cley next the Sea , has own car park. Extensive selection of deli meats, breads pastries, cakes, wine and provisions.
Great village deli, make up some luxury sandwiches and other delights for your picnic and great little cafe serving good menu.
Fine dining or relaxed village pubs in Stiffkey offering great seafood menus are on our doorstep.
Things to do. Walks, cycling, boat trips & sea fishing, sailing, wildlife, sandy beaches, Holkham Hall, and more.
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