Great food and great cocktails in the centre of Kings lynn. Worth's a visit. We tried a range of…read moredishes and they were all great

The Wells deli is situated on the quayside in the centre of town. It's a tiny outlet but absolutely…read morestuffed to the rafters with delicatessen fare. The range of olives and cheeses is great and you're encouraged to try before you buy. There is a huge range of tins, tubs, jars and bottles containing specialties, oils and all manner of delicious treats. They also run a sandwich service where they'll construct a sandwich or bap based on your wishes which you can then eat on the quay wall outside. The only downside of the Wells deli is that it isn't cheap, some items are distinctly pricey so it pays to enquire about the cost before you commit to buy.

This is a super Deli / coffee house with a stunning view down the harbour channel. Cappuchino to…read moredie for and great eats!

an absoulute gem of a fishmongers the fish is always spanking fresh, filleted ,or to your…read morerequirements friendly helpful staff ,and if crab pate is your thing(its mine)they make the best by a country mile ,also the fishcakes are the bees knees .oh i forgot there smoked mackerel knocks the smoke house in nearby Cley Next The Sea into a veritable cocked hat FANTASTIC...................

Had a great lunch with friends here, value for money and fantastic sea views. Didn't book in…read moreadvance, I don't think you can book in advance, but didn't have to wait, this was on a Saturday lunchtime so that was good.

A really welcome addition to the Cromer seafront, Rocket House Cafe is located above the lifeboat…read moremuseum. Head down to the pier and along the seafront to the east. Can't miss it. It's hard to think of a more comforting thing to do on a stormy autumn day than sit up in the restaurant on their chic leather sofas, sipping hot chocolate as the wind whips up the waves. Food's great too, with decent portions and great service from what appears to be the entire sixth form of Cromer high school. If the view does begin to bore, nip downstairs to the lifeboat museum. And don't forget to make a donation

Excellent butchers. Very friendly and helpful. There can be a queue on a Saturday morning but…read morethat's because they're so popular. You do get served quickly. I love their sausages and black pudding!

The best of the many dog friendly cafes in Wells in my opinion. Lovely cake and coffee, and fab…read morebeach-style decor. Dogs more than welcomed both indoors and outside. Plus, of course, the location right next to Wells Beach and the North Norfolk Costal Path both of which can take you on a scenic trek to Holkham.

A significant improvement over the cafe under the previous ownership and serving Brays Cottage prok…read morepies, so therefore a must-visit establishment. Very Good!

Consistently good butcher meat shop with good bangers and bacon. Lots of attention to detail as you…read morewould expect from a good butcher. They also have a shop in Cromer.

Wonderful location on a good or bad day. Next to the beach and actually inside the lifeboat station…read moreso a very unique setting. Food selection was really good as was the food itself.

Tucked down behind the seawall next to the Gangway, the Lifeboat cafe supplies teas coffes and…read morecakes to seaside visitors. Lovely place to hang out in the sun, especially if you've just taken the dog for a canter along the prom. Next door is a great icecream kiosk too. Just before you leave, check out the set of steps that rises from the back of the cafe, up the cliff wall. There's a blue plaque screwed to the cliff wall telling you that this was the site of the return of King Edward IV to England in 1471. That's one for pub quizzes fact fans