Bakers & Larners is a huge (for a town, anyway) upmarket department store with a great range of…read moregoods. It is located in the town centre of Holt in an impressive building dating back to the 1630's. I love the food hall because it has so much to offer - it has your typical range of staple foods from great brands but also offers fancier and more specialist foods. There is a dedicated section for health foods; vitamins, specialist diet foods (vegetarian, vegan, gluten free, etc.), a wonderful deli counter with a wide selection of fresh foods, a good range of teas, wines, coffees, organic food, baking produce. The list is huge! They're also very competitively priced. Other sections of the store include; homewares (a very large selection of kitchen goods, electrical appliances, lighting & decorative items), household goods (which stocks bulk products such as Ecover!), perfumes, make up & beauty, womenswear, underwear, menswear, a book store and a cafe. I believe they also stock building supplies (as Bakers is a builders merchants) but I have never had to use that so I cannot really comment! It is well laid out with two main front entrances - one dedicated to the groceries and the other in the homeware. I believe there is also a back entrance for the building department with access to a car park but we are usually on foot! Each department has it's own section with it's own counter & staff so most of the time you don't have to queue, and when you do it is not for long (unless it is the height of tourist season, when naturally most shops become a bit overwhelmed!) It is much nicer than visiting department stores in the city, and Holt is such a beautiful town!

It's ponsy and snobby, but you just have to love it. A real quality act, the range cookers are to…read moredie for. Great furniture department (further down the road) real old fashioned service. Foodhall as other reviewers have said is a mini Harrods ...go

Wonderful restaurant. I had a great Main Dish with amazing flavors. A pot roast with vegetables and…read moregravy. It had a delightful puff pasty on top. Probably the most flakey pastry I've ever had! Desert was a mess, but in a great way. Great Berry compote flavors with the light texture of meringue and whipped cream. Overall, highly recommend!

First night in England and I decided to try the Walnut Tree. On Sundays there is a tradition of…read moreSunday Roast. Unfortunately the restaurant was out of it. So I decided to get fish and chips. Wow! The absolute best.! The cod was huge. I share my dinner two two others at the table and I was still stuffed. The green pea much was also delicious. That atmosphere was cozy, wait staff friendly. A definite repeat. Brilliant!

Great new place in Cromer, excellent cake and coffee, there is more on the menu to tryso we will be…read moreback

Excellent food, service and value for money have been three times and will definetly go back againread more

Went here with friends for Sunday roast. Staff were really wonderful. They were fun and friendly…read moreand patient and accommodating. (I think everyone at our table of 6 had special requests on their meals such as no potatoes or no dairy or, well, you don't need to know all of our crazy idiosyncrasies. You just need to know they handled them all extremely well.) The food was delicious and the portions were rather large. The atmosphere was fun as well. I really enjoyed the pig light fixtures on the walls. There is a spa attached that we did not partake in, but it looked quite enticing.

This was one of the most impressive restaurants I've been to for quite some time…read more A friend of mine took me to this restaurant and it seemed like it was the drive that went on forever and ever in to the Norfolk countryside. When I arrived I was astounded to find one of the loveliest restaurants I've ever been to in the UK that is also super dog friendly. I was very impressed that there was a menu for dogs within the main restaurant menu. The staff were very friendly helpful and professional. I had the chicken pie with mashed and gravy. It was delicious. I can highly recommend this restaurant, and I will most definitely visit it again when I return to the UK

Burnham Market is one of the many places I bookmarked as a "musttogo" when investigating the area…read more A Guardian article promoting it as "hells-charming" (I'm paraphrasing, here) didn't hurt, either. So...off we tumbled. Burnham Market, ho! The action in Burnham Market - not on, but very close to, the north coast of Norfolk - centres around a green, and Humble Pie is just off it, on the main strip. First off: on a blisteringly hot day, Humble Pie was deliciously air conditioned. Ok, I'll stay here for a while, thanks. No, but beyond that: I WANTED to stay! Here's why: - a definite focus on local produce - house-made jams and chutneys that make great consolation gifts for friends unable to join you in Norfolk - some of my favourite things, with several varieties on offer: olives! Truffles! OLIVES AND TRUFFLES! - if you're renting a place nearby, there are some good prepared meals that you can bring home (nb: some are marked as being Ottolenghi recipes, so...bound to be magic) - MOST notably, for my tastes: the pork pies. These were major. May-jah. Made from free-range local pork, the pastry was perfect, the meat was delicious and generous in quantity, and the seasoning was *so* spot on. Coming in 3 sizes, the totally decent price-point was just the icing on the cake or...erm...the picallilly on the pork pie? Yelp note: a special note for really interesting vegetarian options. NB in particular, a savoury veggie-and-pear tart option, but also things like hummus and spinach/cheese parcels.

Amazing produce. Very friendly staff. Great place, it you're in the area you must visit.read more

We went to Amandines on the recommendation of our hosts at our bed and breakfast in Diss and we…read moregreatly thank them for this. The setting for this restaurant is in the well-preserved historic town of Diss. The restaurant is set in an alley off of one of the quaint streets of this town. We had our lunch in their sheltered garden with beautiful plants and flowers. All of the food here is vegetarian (not vegan) and healthful. I had their soup of the day, split pea, with whole grain bread and a garden salad. My wife enjoyed an egg salad sandwich with salad. As well as being delicious, the presentation was quite colorful and attractive. I can't recommend this place more highly!

Offers great tasting natural home made cooking…read more Really good samosas and interesting recipes such as a beetroot nut roast. Able to provide made to order take away meals for special occasions.

How one earth has this restaurant escaped without a review!!! delighting in serving solely…read moremediterrainian dishes, never have i tasted better food at this price. To start a tray of different mediterrainian style breads duly dipped in olive oil and balsamic vinegar (so much nicer than butter!) followed by various courses of freshly made pasta (mine) seafood (for the OH) and wow what a treat it was. This restaurant MUST be booked if you wish to pay a visit, and for truly good reason. the setting is cosy, the seating comfortable, and the temperature just right for dining out. A definate must visit for anyone who ever finds themself in yarmouth! I shall miss it now I am out of the area.

If we are in Great Yarmouth and after 18:00 hrs (or lunchtime) we will try and dine here, (if we…read morecan find a parking space). B4 19:00 hrs there is usually a £10.00 special 2 course with a drink. Dishes include meat, fish and vegetarian, freshly made using locally sourced produce whenever possible. There is of course a licensed bar. We have never had a disappointing meal, and there is plenty of choice on the menu.

Archer's is a small cafe/restaurant on the Purfleet. It seems to be a family run place with very…read morefriendly staff. Food is cooked to order but can take a little while to come. I continue to be amazed by the choice in such a small cafe and everything is fresh. The atmosphere is great - it is relaxing to sit in there and enjoy your food and drink. Archer's does get busy on Saturdays and it is a shame they have not got a late licence or open Sundays

Archers Bistro and Wine Bar (to give it it's full title!) is probably one of the best places to eat…read morein the town of King's Lynn. If you want your food as soon as you walk in the door then go elsewhere because here everything's cooked to order. There's a good choice of vegetarian food too. What's best are the home baked cakes made most days by the owner! If you want something lighter, then Panini's and rolls are on offer. They even do ice cream! Service is excellent and the staff are always friendly and happy to help. Pop in and try a coffee and tea-cake when you're next in town and see for yourself. :-)

This is a real life training restaurant situated at the Grimsby Institute of Further and Higher…read moreEducation - or the college to locals! Don't let the word training put you off because it's nothing like you would expect. The food is prepared and served by students aided by the teaching staff and surprisingly it does live up to the promotional notes on their website. The menus are set for lunch and dinner and the food selections available are superb including delicious vegetarian options (my wife is a vegetarian so this helps). The food is very good and the service is superb. The ambience belies the fact that it is situated in the college and is staffed by students. The prices are also exceptionally low for the type and quality of food on offer. This is highly recommended. What's more, many of the students do go on to be top professionals so you could be tasting the offerings of one of the next big celebrity chefs.