Norbory's Fine Foods has been around for a few years now. The shop sells home made meats and…read morecheeses as well as cakes. The quality is absolutely outstanding - better than any other place for many miles. The shop is very relaxed and the staff extremely friendly. Norbory's also opened a restaurant on Tower Street where they sell home made soups and other foods. Again, the quality is absolutely great. Both places are not cheap but good value for what you get

A small but really interesting food shop, packed with all sorts of goodies. Fresh home baked sweet…read moreand savory pastries, all really yummy! They have a delicatessan counter which they were happy for my small boys to stand at and take their time choosing. Really helpful staff advised me on gluten free flour and baking advice. There are also cool drinks on offer. Diane's pantry is on the market place, where the market is held weekly. It would be great as part of a day trip out to Reepham, a beautiful unspoilt Norfolk village.

This is a very good little shop,crammed to the rafters with all sorts of lovely tasty treats and…read morestaples, huge choice of healthy, organic, and specialty foods. The owner of the shop was very helpful and knowledgable. Worth a trip to Reepham 5*****

What a wonderful little establishment.They have a bit of everything good here. The smell from their…read moredelicious pies cooking wafts along the thoroughfare and is so enchanting that people just seem to wander along as if under a spell, its like being in a scene from The Pied Piper of Hamlin. This great little shop caters for orders of all sizes, they have no problem with us wandering in and just buying a single piece of ginger. The staff here are always courteous. Woodbridge Fine Food Co, One of the East Coasts little Gems.

The food here was brilliant. Often heavily on the expensive side, and sometimes a bit hit and miss…read moretoo. The food they did well (like lobster and crab) was heavenly, but sometimes their pies were stringy. On the whole its a place to go if you know what you want and have tried and tested it from this place.

I often pop in this village store for a nose when I am here. It smells lovely as soon as you enter…read more The choice of different cheese is great. The sliced meat is also very fresh and nicely presented. I love the continental foods they do. This is nice to pop in if you fancy a change. The prices are more than the supermarket but well worth it for a special treat.

A popular choice. Wonderful sandwiches, freshly prepared. And home-made cakes!…read moreCoffee is also superb:- you get a proper cappucino; not too much milk!

This is a little gem of a place! I don't really want to rave about it too much, because they don't…read morehave many tables out the back! As an eat in place, you can get anything you want in any kind of bread for a pretty fair price. They have three boards of sandwich suggestions, but if that isn't enough, you can devise your own. Always take my Mum and Dad there - they have a great time deciding what to have - breakfast baps are incredible and very good value. Coffee is big and strong. They have a loyalty card which allows a free one after about nine cups - a nice touch, and obviously competing with Nero down the road. The deli counter has a nice selection of food, some unusual stuff - but I do think you pay for it. The olives in particular seem to be very expensive, and I don't really feel they are any more special than from the right supermarket.

This is a great spot for either a spot of lunch/tea, or a great dinner. Equally is good is its…read moreDeli. The restaurant has some really great takes on classic British dishes. Lots of fresh fish appetizers and main courses. All of the main courses are large and filling plates. They accommodate large groups and have a perfect large bench table next to the kitchen in an incredibly perfect round room with incredible images of Norfolk. The service was also great. Go for the main courses, but do not forget dessert. I had the brownie with ice cream. It was probably the best brownie I have ever had. Local's say Byfords is known for the brownie. I took their word for it and now I know why. There is also a great selection of beers and liqueur, we rounded our dinner out with some lovely Scotch. They Deli, is also amazing. We purchased a couple of cakes for a party that were absolute hits. Everything looks great.

Byfords is a delicatessen, restaurant, and a 'posh' bed and breakfast all rolled into one. We…read morestayed for a few nights in the B&B in February, tempted by the opulent rooms showcased on the Byfords website. Byfords is right in the centre of Holt, and as such car parking is at a premium. The car park only has space for eight cars, but has seventeen rooms, leading to a bit of scramble for a space, it can get quite competitive! Failing that there a few public car park spaces to the front of the deli, or a large public car park about 200 yards away. This factor over all others, disappointed us the most; for such an expensive B&B, it seems short sighted to have insufficient parking. The room itself was an interesting mix of old charm and modern decor. A comfortable bed flanked by low beams and a rather impressive television, leading onto a small study area was complemented by a modern wet room with underfloor heating. Let down slightly by a dripping shower. Complementary biscuits, still/sparkling water, and tea and coffee were a nice touch, but strangely never replaced from one day to the next. The staff at Byfords were very friendly and helpful in all parts of the enterprise; as we arrived we were given a complementary coffee and choice of cake in the restaurant, a nice touch. Breakfast was served to the rear of the restaurant, and was impressive fare, particularly the smoked salmon and scrambled egg. The menu for breakfast was fairly comprehensive, and included such diverse dishes as kippers, as well as the legendary Byfords cooked breakfast. The only disappointing thing about the breakfast was the fact the venue was integrated within an open restaurant; call me old fashioned but paying a premium for the B&B room should mean there is a separate enclosed room for guests. We had coffee and ate in the restaurant on several occasions. The coffee is their own blend and is an eloquent combination of strength and flavour; their cakes, pastries and hot snacks are also equally impressive: the moroccan lamb pasty being a particular triumph. The evening meals though were less consistent, the first night's calzone lacked flavour and was fairly disappointing, but the atmosphere of the Byfords restaurant has a rustic charm, which makes it a perfect romantic evening venue. However, the second's nights bubble and squeak with smoked haddock was almost perfect, what a difference! The last part of the triumvirate is the delicatessen, a bustling place selling all the pastries, pasties and sandwiches sold in the main restaurant, as well as takeaway coffees, olives, cold meats etc. This is the real hub of Byfords, selling thousands of scones per week. In summary, an experience that had plenty of pluses, but a few negatives, that reduced its overall star rating.

Popped here for a Friday night for a light dinner and some drinks. Wow!…read more The food is delicious. All local produce, with a lot of the meats slow cooked on the premises. The Nachos with pulled pork and brisket beef was devine. The horse shoe ham on the "Not the Ploughman's Platter" was melt in the mouth delicious. Good selection of wine - definitely recommend the Malbec. All very reasonably priced, with excellent service. Definitely recommend a visit if you are in the area!

Paid £7.50 for a "crabwich" sandwich which was mostly salad and very little crab! Unfriendly man…read moremakes the sandwiches and makes the atmosphere unwelcoming. If I'd checked the filling before I left I'd have taken it back!

Very expensive food and sandwiches. The man serving was very unfriendly. We won't be going back.read more