If you fancy a home cooked three course cooked meal, or just a cup of tea they have it all here…read more Beef suet pudding to a cream tea, oh! and a full english breakfast too. We normally call in here what ever time of day if we are visiting Great Yarmouth (although they do close in the evening if quiet). There is parking outside, the worst is a bit of a walk if busy outside in the summer. If we visit the pavillion theatre we will call in for a pre show dinner.

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.

Brilliant little cafe for home made, reasonably priced meals. Unfortunately on the first floor with…read moreno lift, so agility needed. Roast dinners available daily usually roast beef or lamb with all the veg. Aditional meals available - cottage pie, scampi, fish and chips etc. Childrens meals also available. Daily puddings on the menu as well.

During a day visit to Lowestoft we had intended to have an English breakfast at B.H.S but alas,no…read morerestaurant there so we tried the Pantry. Having read the advertising boards displayed in the High Street describing the breakfasts we decided to go inside. The price quoted on the display board was £5.50 but next to it was another board which said 2 English breakfasts for £8. Once seated we asked for the offer but when it was served we noticed it wasn't as advertised i.e. 1 egg instead of 2,1 sausage instead of 2 ,1 bacon instead of 2 and no toast!! This was adequate for me but a big eater may have been dissappointed.We feel the advertising was somewhat misleading as nowhere on the outside advert could we see the cost of the smaller breakfast if served to one person and not to two people at an SPECIAL offer of £8.The meal itself was average as was the surroundings.

An interesting mix of traditional British and French cuisine…read more Has a sandwich counter at the front and proper resturant at the back, with waitress service. Nice for a lunchtime meal or a quick snackor maybe for a quick dinner before going to the nearby Playhouse.

It was a pleasant experience. I was looking forward for the roast but its only served on weekends…read more The steak was cooked properly and the gravy actually tasted good with the meat. The fries was crispy. The service was good. They asked me twice on how my meal was and they were very attentive. Great place and its highly recommendable

I may not live in Norwich (yet), but I consider the Compleat Angler my local. Whenever I'm in town…read moreI MUST visit the Compleat Angler multiple times (daily at least, if not more). The people are always so wonderful and welcoming, the food and drinks are always on point!!!! I've never been made to feel like an outsider or tourist. Always treated like this is home. That's why it's my local from 4700 miles away.

What a find! Breakfast, lunch & dinner! So excellent in…read moreobvious and subtle ways - food preparation exceptional and subtle - the internal & external context creates an ambiance unbeatable and have option of terrace dining looking over to the perpendicular mullions of St Andrew's or the twelve foot hearth within. Spread the word and a BIG thank you to Richard and Max

Sited in pole position at the head of quaint Elm Street in Norwich, Britons Arms is seductively…read moreattractive from the outside looking in. And you won't be disappointed once you are in. Old beams, open fireplace, coffee and cooking aromas mingled to entice you to sit down and order a large bowl of ginger and orange soup along with a hunk of soft home made bread. On a cold November day, where else would you want to be. Finish off with a slice of home made cake, if it doesn't finish you off. Excellent, make a bee-line for it.

Delicious fancy dining in quaint Wymondham…read more If you're planning on treating yourself, definitely stop by Number 24. The decor is a little old and the atmosphere seems a little stuffy, but that's Wymondham for you. It somehow was quite fitting to the town overall. I ordered the turkey with stuffing/trimmings. Everything was delicious. My coworker ordered the steak which was tasty and was accompanied by a nice wine reduction sauce. The bread was tasty and freshly made. Service was attentive. Nothing really stuck out/was quite memorable, but I would come back if I was going to be back in town (which actually might be next to never). Check it out for something uniquely special.

Lowestoft in the spring is a bit dead, so we were lucky to find the Fortune Cookie Restaurant open,…read morejust around the corner from our B&B. Inside, the decor is very 90s, with black high back chairs and glass tables. Although it's a medium sized establishment, like any proper Chinese restuarant, it came complete with a fish tank. This family run restaurant has Dad playing host. He was happy to chat with us, and we had a really interesting conversation about his life and what brought him to the UK. The waitress, a local blonde lass in a mandarin-collared embroidered top, also came by for a chat while we were waiting for our food, and was happy to tell us more about Lowestoft. There's a very affordable buffet menu on offer, but we went a la carte. We ordered the prawn toast and spicy squid starters - both were tasty and generous-sized portions. For mains, we had the chicken in black bean sauce and chicken with cashew nuts along with fried rice. The food was surprisingly fresh and is the kind of thing that just hits the spot. For a starter, main and two drinks each, it came to 32 quid. We were happy to leave a generous tip for such friendly and kind service.