16th Century coaching inn with two bars a central courtyard and a restaurant. Always a good…read moreatmosphere when I have been and we have certainly enjoyed their fine food and drink. The restaurant has an extensive menu of traditional Italian, with a variety of meat, fish, risotto, pasta, salads and pizza dishes although Iwe normally have the sunday roast (English). Reasonable prices.

Lovely old coaching inn with a nice restaurant and beautiful rooms.read more

Cool little stop with great coffee and great service. I recommend you stop in if in the area. I may…read moretry the food here on my way back from the coast.

Me and my partner managed to discover this gem of a pub by randomly choosing somewhere close on the…read moresat nav whilst we were away for my 30th birthday. The pub is beautiful and cosy, the landlady was kind and cheerful and the food.....oh god, the food! We both had a starter of pigeon, not something you usually see on a pub menu and it was superbly cooked and tasted amazing. For my main I chose the steak burger with chips and onion rings, the burger was big, flavoursome and juicy and the touch I like is that the tomato ketchup on table was all homemade, not from a bottle! We will certainly come back to this awesome place if we are ever near the area again because it was outstanding!!

A wonderful, old fashioned, family pub. Lovely views out to sea while supping your choice of one of…read morethe fantastic Adnams ales. Food is good, basic, pub grub. My type of inn. In the middle of the village overlooking the green.

A charming English pub in Walberswick. It's also one of the few places that welcomes dogs and we…read morereally enjoyed our time here. They serve a few local beers from the area and I really liked the Southwold bitter they served here. The menu looked amazing but unfortunately we did not get a chance to eat here. There is a fireplace in the middle and we sat close to it taking in the warmth from the open fire. Staff are very friendly and service is quick. It's quite popular with the locals and many dog owners were about having a pint and catching up.

We had a lovely evening here to celebrate 3 birthdays! The food and service were perfect. We…read moreall had a fabulous evening and even the fussiest of eaters enjoyed the food. The two staters that were favourites were the scallops with pork belly and the Cromer crab cake with tuna carpaccio! The beef fillet and the lamb were booth also popular. And don't forget a side of fries with Comte!

Such a friendly and we'll appointed pub and restaurant, cosy atmosphere, friendly and obliging…read morestaff, quick and efficient service. An appointment is not always necessary but advisable, the menu full but not over burdened and the meals very well prepared and scrumptious. This pub is popular for sailors and other holiday makers on the Broads, once you have visited you will realise why! Dog friendly, ample parking add to the experience.

We turned up from the local camp site, all 17 of us one damp evening. They had 1 chef in and…read moregulped, yes we can cope but you will need to use the banquet room. Fine, we said, may be a bit of a wait, so can we entertain you with a tour. Great we said. We ordered had the tour and sat down and the starters arrived. Fabulous. Then on to the main various choices all excellent and on to desert, all home made and outstanding. The service was exceptional, the value amazing. An unexpected but brilliant treat. 17 absolute fans!

Went looking for Sunday Lunch, decided to give it a go. The Three Cooks is within the local pub…read morecalled the Three Tuns which has not had a good reputation but dont let that put you off. The Food was delicious, home made and presented lovely. Reasonably priced. Considering people pay alot of money for the better surroundings of the local Castle Inn, I think that the food at the Three Cooks was just as tasty.

Smart and impressive. Decent portions and a good mix of menu choice. Fairly exoensive but just…read moreabout worth it.

Very child friendly restaurant and pub. Good food good beer. The pub has a friendly atmosphere and…read moreis open all day every day from Easter to October and lunchtimes & evenings throughout the winter. The pub features a family-friendly bar, dining area featuring paintings by a range of local artists, and a separate games room. There is regular entertainment throughout the season, with Sunday Quiz Nights, music most Saturdays and bingo on Tuesdays Can be reached by road or river. The Waveney centre next door has plenty to offer, indoor swimming pool, cafe campsite, playground and always something going on.

From the owner: Waveney Valley's waterside destination pub - completely refurbished for 2014 and now offering a…read moremenu of delicious, locally-sourced food, freshly prepared and cooked on the premises. Choose to eat al-fresco on our huge deck overlooking the marina and marshes, or relax in our contemporary air conditioned bar & restaurant. Menu favourites include our home made burgers, delicious fish & chips or succulent calamari. You could try one of our popular sharing boards, a prime cut of steak from our award winning butcher, Pepperells, or something from our daily specials boards. To complete the experience, try our new luxury hotel rooms with comfortable super king size beds, 40" HD smart TVs and well appointed shower rooms. The Waveney Inn forms part of the award winning Waveney River Centre destination - which includes holiday lodges, camping and touring pitches - as well as our Escape Pod camping pods. Boat and canoe hire is available, as well as an indoor heated pool and well stocked shop.

Fantastic food and service. Staff welcoming and a great pub atmosphere, a rarity now most pubs are…read morebasically restaurants. It's obviously popular and I'm not surprised we had a good time catching up with friends over lunch, then hung out by the fire whilst making good use of their bar. I imagine it would be great in the summer too with such a fantastic beer garden.

This was a traditional Norfolk country pub which closed in the early eighties and was reopened and…read morerefurbished in the early nineties. The building has its origins in the 16th century and according to local repute, William Tyndale (he of Bible translation fame) lived there for a while. The pub is a nice comfortable village pub with excellent beer and food from bar snacks to a full restaurant menu. It also offers bed and breakfast and Brisley is centrally located in Norfolk making it an ideal base from which to explore the county.