We came here for lunch and were really impressed…read more The menu was really interesting and included traditional favourites as well as some great modern dishes The service was really friendly

The Parson Woodforde is a favoured place to go with my Auntie when I visit because it's probably…read morethe nearest pub/restaurant around and they have a good wine selection! It's actually a b&b but this review will only be for the bar. The place is steeped in history, the building was originally home to the diarist Parson Woodforde, the early food blogger! Check him out it's an interesting read for all you fellow foodie/history lovers. It has been refurbished quite a bit though so I'm not sure how many original features they've actually kept... There's some sofas if you fancy a comfy drink but I think it could do with a bit more cushy seating as I believe that's the ambience they're trying to create, but I also think they're focusing in on the food. Now, the food! I was extremely disappointed with my Cajun chicken and bacon burger, they'd added a mango mayonnaise which is what initially sucked me in but it didn't suffice and live up to my excitement. It was Luke warm to cool and the chips were homemade and chunky but had an odd taste to them. I don't want to be harsh but it was slightly 'glorified Weatherspoons' type food. The kids menu is Good value for money because when Charlie-beau's burger came out it was EXACTLY the same size as mine! They also get a drink and ice-cream (posh ice-cream too - think pistachio, ginger...) for about £7. They have a pubby menu on a chalkboard which is what i chose off but they also cater for more of a formal dining experience and offer an a la carte menu (nothing took my fancy for the pricing though). One of the new members of staff is delightful - can't do enough for you, we mentioned that our food was tepid when asked how it was (usually I complain but I didn't bother) he gave us complementary drinks and was very apologetic so that was nice. There is a huge car park all around it - not the tarmac'd sort - tasteful. Seeing as there isn't much else around I should think you would have to drive here unless you were a very keen walker so I can imagine there is a bit of drink driving going on round here on the odd occasion! Overall, I wouldn't rave about the food but it's a lovely place for a cosy drink and it's extremely child friendly :) I like a cheeky tipple in here when I'm in the area.

We went out for a Friday night pub meal in The Bull. The place looks nice on the outside, it is…read moreequally nice on the inside, albeit it was a bit quiet. We went for a few beers, a bottle of wine, some spectacular American dirty burgers and a few desserts. We had a great time and will be back.

just had a rump steak sizzler.. outstanding! Fabulous customer service, would highly recommendread more

Friendly pub at the top of the hill that collects the usual after-work bunch for after-work drinks…read more Cold beers, hot food, reasonable prices. I'm not sure if they're aligned with any of the breweries, as I didn't have enough time to study the beers on tap - I just went to my fall back Stella. A few people were eating and it looked like proper pub grub. Many tables outside are comfortable on a sunny day.

Great Gammon steak! Oh my! So glad I bopped in this noon. Nice pub atmosphere, but quiet for a…read moreSunday noon, which is what I was looking for.

One of our new favourite restaurants, the fried chicken burger was super juicy and tastyread more

As pubs go, this one close to Lotus is notable and consistent…read more I don't know why you would ever be in this tiny town, but if you are in the area, I highly recommend a visit. The steak and ale pie is delicious. Hearty, not bland (surprisingly), and filling on a cold winter's day. As most things do, this meal comes with tasty chips (that's fries for all you Americans), and steamed veggies. The fish and chips are also a nice staple. This dish comes with bright green peas cooked perfectly. I love peas! I don't know if this is common, but the fish bones in the fish I had were rather annoying... I don't think it was fried enough?? Hah. The fry batter is light and crispy, but can get soggy easily. Not the best fish and chips I've had in the UK but decent. I'm not big on alcohol, but I have tried the cider and hear the selection of beer is good. Chip and pin cards only or cash. Regular American credit cards won't be accepted.

The Rose & Crown is quite a gastro pub these days. This means it has got more expensive over the…read moreyears. However, on the plus side, it is located in the beautiful village of Snettisham, it serves good food and the atmosphere is also good. I have been to a few New Year's parties there and always enjoyed it. They put on excellent food and the entertainment was first class.

Lively and up and coming pub/restaurant/hotel. Very busy place, attracting the right sort of…read morecustomers. Choice of 2 bars to drink at. Back bar has got a lovely open fire. A typical country pub. Nice if you want to meet and talk to new people who are friendly and relaxed.

Went back to the Carpenters Arms this week. Food just as good as in my original review from the…read morefirst visit. It was Saturday evening and the restaurant was packed. Car park was busy but loads of room for everyone and we quickly found a space. Service and food all excellent. Really like this place. It knows itself and does everything well.

If you're within 50 miles of this place, this is where you will want to drink, eat, or sleep - or…read moreall 3. Classy Great cuisine Comfortable Country-beautiful A gem not to be missed. You will enjoy, without question, and you'll thank me for pointing you in the right direction.

A must visit if you go to tour the Hall. The service was very friendly. The atmosphere was very…read morerelaxing. Their food was great! We learned that their food is mainly acquired locally and you can certainly tell. I would highly recommend.

I have just tried the Early Bird Special held on Fridays between 5.30 6.30pm at The Red Lion in…read moreNeedham, it was superb value at only £5.00 for a Main meal plus a pint of real ale, glass of wine or a coke/lemonade. I had a glass of wine together with the Haddock and Chips. The portion size was very generous, it was beautifully cooked and served with crispy chips and garden peas superb value and wonderful food!

This pub has changed hands over the last few years many times…read more The bar are is small, and seems that they are aiming to complete more food sales. The food is of a good quality and always served warm. The prices are good, and the drink prices are fair.