East Hills Cafe Bistro in Norwich

Advertises and named as a seafood restaurant, but we were a bit disappointed to find a shortish menu with limited seafood offerings. Having said that the Chowder starter was excellent. The bavette steak was good and the desserts were nice too. Good service despite being fairly busy - nice to have a carafe of water bought to our table as we arrived. Very local to where we were staying in a riverside lodge. Open for lunch most days but only Friday and Saturday for evening meals.

So sad that this is now a very grubby looking venue throughout. Especially compared to how popular, fresh (toilets for example), smart and friendly it was previously. The food is adequate but very limited - okay even if that’s all you want although it took well over 40 mins to arrive despite only a few tables being taken . However, there’s no pride being taken in the place. Staff were polite but after being served they reverted to a bunch of loud giggly girls behind the counter. It’s not a place we’ll be visiting again. It could do so much better for very little effort.

Great location with great service A hidden gem with beautiful views across the marina Plenty of parking Delicious food

Really nice spot, really friendly staff and really tasty food. What more could you ask for? A great Full English and an excellent cup of coffee. Top notch!

Came again but this time for lunch .. all 3 of my friends had the chowder and said it was excellent.. I had the delicious fish finger sandwich.. the lovely manager Saskia chose us a light rosé which was terrific.. everything came quickly and staff very attentive.. Saskia also checked on us during the meal.. my 3 friends and I all agreed we will be returning.

What a wonderful experience. A friendly welcome and attentive staff throughout meal. There was a lovely choice of seafood both on main menu and specials board. We had such a great evening we booked again for following night so we could sample more delights. Over two nights we had the lovely home made chowder, fishcakes. Prawn salad, crab salad and swordfish, moules mariner's and cannot fault any of the food. Finished off both evenings with coffee on veranda overlooking the marina. Prices very reasonable too. All meals individually prepared and chef even came out to check our requirements. Looking forward to visiting again when next in Brundall.

I visited with two other friends. The meal was excellent. I had perfectly cooked salmon with vegetables and my friends had Cromer crab and salad. We were all impressed with the service and the food. The waitress that served us was informative about the food and very personable. I would highly recommend.

East Hills is the perfect location if you’re looking for something cute, delicious and out of the crowds! I love everything about it! The staff are so friendly and accommodating. I have a gluten allergy and so much care is taken to ensure I feel safe - the chef even came to speak to me!

We really enjoyed our meal at East hills. The food was delicious and the staff were very friendly and helpful. I had the fish and chips which was excellent and the chocolate mousse was divine. Will definitely be back.

Having eaten here several times now for breakfast or brunch, I thought I’d comment on our experiences.Staff always bright and cheerful giving the place a lovely friendly feeling.One of the best things I like about it is the outside balcony overlooking the marina which is very relaxing.As for the food can’t fault it,well presented and very tasty.It’s a little bit off the track but do yourselves a favour give it a visit you’ll not be disappointed.

Went there for my birthday on Thursday had the all day breakfast. The food was delicious and the service excellent.

Had a lovely lunch on the marina at East Hills.. The food was very nice. Seasoned perfectly. Being a chef I am sometimes hard too please but I would recommend this restaurant..

My wife and I live in a village nearby and are big foodies so we recently visited East Hills for lunch and had a fabulous time; great hospitality, great food and a great local restaurant.

Wow! What a hidden gem! My other half and I wanted to go somewhere special for dinner to celebrate our anniversary and our friends recommended this place. The service was quick and very friendly from the minute we stepped through the door. Once we ordered, our drinks quickly came and we enjoyed a beautiful view overlooking all the boats. Our food then arrived and again, wow! Absolutely divine, both mine and my husbands meals. We will definitely be coming back here soon and recommending to all our friends.

We went for dinner because of good reviews on Trip Advisor and were very disappointed. The young staff were welcoming but seemed to think we were priviledged to eat there. The chowder was so over-salted that none of the sea food ingredients could be tasted although the soudough bread was nice. The dressed crab and salad was just that: a crab shell full of crab and a rudimentary salad of lettuce, tomato and bits of cucumber with a dressing which tasted like it came out of a cheap bottle - no red onion, no bits of red or yellow pepper, no herbs. I suggest whoever is in charge of the kitchen goes and eats out elsewhere to see how chowder and salad should be done.

I visited with a friend in the daytime and then immediately booked for an evening meal.It has to be The Best fish restaurant I have ever visited. Definitely on a par with Mitch Tonks’ Seahorse Restaurant in Dartmouth. The food is superb, beautifully presented and carefully balanced flavours with attention to detail ; the chef used raddish cress with the oysters that complemented the flavour expertly.The waiting staff are wonderful, whilst taking our order, he acknowledged some new arrivals and then returned his attention - small thing that makes a big difference .Can thoroughly recommend and I can’t wait to return

Our visit here was absolutely superb. Living in the village we'd been to East Hills previously and when we heard it was turning to a fish restaurant in the evening we were excited to try it. A pre-festive treat for me and hubby, wow what an absolute treat it was. From the moment we walked in to the minute we left, we had exceptional customer service. Rob was our host and he was excellent, possibly the best customer service we've ever had, thank you. Nice touch that the owner was in and stopped by our table to say thank you for coming. As a small business owner ourselves, we know it's super tough at the moment and we wish them all the very best in this venture, absolutely no doubt it will thrive. We cannot wait to visit again. Cannot recommend enough.Try the local Winbirri wine from Surlingham, just across the river, it goes amazingly well with the Brancaster oysters, the biggest and freshest oysters we've had in the UK!

We had a prawn curry to takeaway and it was superb! We asked for it a bit hotter and it was spot on - great rice Bhaji and naan too! We will definitely be back hopefully to eat in next time!

New owners - opening night!Lovely rustic feel and friendly staff adhering to covid-19 regulations. Small menu; our food was so delicious and the desserts yummy. The Norfolk sparkling wine was very nice. Highly recommended - lovely ambience and within walking distance of our home. Plenty of parking and under a 5 mins walk from Brundall train station. We will be back

We had lunch here prior to picking up a boat from one of the local yards for our week on the Broads, but it’s unlikely that we will go back.It is a café style place, and the covid arrangements are good, but the service wasn't great.We hadn’t booked, so there were no indoor tables available, but tables were available on the balcony which is well shielded from the wind, although definitely cooler than inside. I ordered a cheese and tomato toasty, and two teas to be delivered with the toasty so that we had hot tea with our lunch. That produced some concern, but the order went through. When the “toasty” arrived, it was in fact a sandwich. When I pointed this out to the young waitress, she was a little surly, but took it away anyway, and it arrived back warm, but hardly a toasty. In the meantime, of course, the tea had gone cold, and the young lady was positively grumpy about replacing that too. Not a good experience, but they have a captive market with the boatyards all around them, so I guess no great incentive to improve. I hope they do though because they are well placed to do good business.

Called in here for a light lunch prior to collecting our boat for a broads holiday, food was well presented and staff pleasant taking into account the Covid restrictions and all that, nice shop to the side selling some interesting bits and bobs

Went there today as a table of 4, had to queue up to say we had a booking (for 5-10 minutes), then again to order, then again to order another round of drinks.Everything was on horrible takeaway plates and cups (all other cafe and restaurants still serve on real plates and cups). Food was not cleared but told to put it in the bin, there was one bin for all waste, no chance for recycling. On a plus, the food portions were big, but not amazing quality, just ok.

Popped in for coffee and cake this afternoon with wife and daughter. What a lovely place, friendly service and nice coffee and cake. Will be back!

Cafe bistro on the water at Brundall. Pizzas were great. Lovely view from the deck and a licenced bar. Would reccomend.

When in the area we regularly call in for morning coffee. Unfortunately today will be the last time. Covid restrictions were a little over the top. Required to wear a face mask when ordering despite a screen in front of the counter. Coffee served in plastic takeaway cups. Wooden table tops were very sticky. To top it off the coffee was undrinkable.

Superb sausage rolls - best we have found in Norfolk. Full of meat with a crispy pastry - delicious. Lovely setting looking out over the water.

Great service, relaxed but busy atmosphere, really helpful and friendly staff. Ordered a pizza, which was delicious and authentic. Lovely.

Excellent friendly service, food is always good and reasonably priced. We like this place. Sunday lunch is very good.

Me and my husband have going to East Hills for the past couple of years and have never had any complaints. The food is always excellent with really good sized portions. The atmosphere is lovely and the staff are very friendly. Our most recent visit was for their festive afternoon tea which again didn’t disappoint!! It is only a small place so would definitely recommend booking if there’s more than two of you.

Lovely festive afternoon tea.. delicious all round ... particularly enjoyed the warm cheese scones . Will definitely return .

It is a long time since I last visited East Hills. It was a day of heavy rain and I met my friend for hot chocolate and a chat. It was warm and a nice peaceful atmosphere. The hot chocolate was excellent and we enjoyed our visit

Fantastic location, warm welcome and lovely food. There were 10 of us for my birthday lunch, 7 took the afternoon tea and 3 ate from the menu. There were some nice touches to the afternoon tea, coleslaw, crisps and chutney. The fresh side salad and raspberries were appreciated in amongst all those carbs. There were mini scones, one fruit and one cheese, freshly made that morning. We even had a take away box for came we couldn't eat. All the food was served at the same time. I had been the week before with the dogs. Dogs aren't allowed inside but in the morning there is a sunny balcony with a selection of seating with the protection of plastic sheeting in the winter, we had cake and coffee truly yummy. There is parking however you do need to negotiate the stairs to get up to the restaurant. We are so lucky to have somewhere like this on our door step.

Visited East Hills as part of a party on our annual outing. We all had different meals but there was a common thread running through all of them. Whilst the food was of very good quality the way it was served was poor. Rule number one is to serve food on warmed or indeed hot crockery but instead our meals were served on stone cold plates and dishes. I sent my Carbonara back and it duly arrived piping hot having obliviously been zapped in a microwave.Another interesting aspect was with the Sea Bass which was beautifully cooked but again arrived on a cold plate with broccoli spears that were piping hot one end and stone cold the other! The same issue arose with the hot deserts, my chocolate brownie was exceedingly nice but was let down by the cold bowl which very quickly removed the heat from the pudding.It's such a shame as this could easily have been a five star review. In East Hills defence when one of our party said that her vegetables were cold to the waitress, when she was clearing away, they provided her with a replacement meal which was piping hot and apologised.

Just amazing! Amazing place, amazing views, amazing staff and food. Well worth a visit. I would have given 10 stars had I been able to.And very reasonably priced.

We have yet to have a good experience here, it is convenient for us but have found it to be poor each time.Breakfast, a l - o - n - g drawn out disaster, nearly time for lunch it took so long.Afternoon tea/coffee - dying for a bit of refreshment only to find it closed.Evening meal - basic pub type fare of the heated up frozen kind, uninspiring menu. The fish and chips were particularly awful. (Overdone batter on tasteless fish, oven chips and frozen peas...... very basic ! )Best thing on the table were the baguettes which at least were warm!Such a shame as they are unlikely to really succeed unless they up their game

We had booked Sunday dinner to celebrate our wedding anniversary the previous day. We could not celebrate on the day as we were travelling down to Norfolk. We were given a lovely welcome and shown to our reserved, spotless table. While we waited for our food to arrive we sampled East Hills non-alcoholic specials. The elderflower and cucumber was delicious. The food arrived very quickly and came with a separate dish of vegetables. The roast beef was perfect and my wife's chicken portion was huge. The roasties were to die for and the meal was delicious. I found room (just!) for a portion of sticky toffee pudding. It was one of the best I have tasted. We will be back next time we are in Norfolk

Absolutely yummy and totally delicious coronation chicken sandwich and slice of cake, washed down by a glass of Pinot and some coffee . Very busy and I can see why.. cannot wait to return !!

Six of us went for Sunday breakfast. The food was excellent, with a good choice, and service was courteous and speedy.

We needed a good meal and were in the area so thought we would see if we could get a meal although we had not booked. We were fitted in.

Lovely food and coffee! Always good choice of specials and the best breakfast for miles! Cakes to die for and fantastic sausage rolls

Walked down with dog for a drink or two as terrace upstairs and garden is dog friendly. Decided to have dinner as well! Lovely attentive waitress who made a fuss of our dog - nice food, piping hot and well presented. Very nice.

good service, nice atmosphere and food very good, we all tried something Different and very satisfied with these dishes.

We went for my birthday.. my sister having been the week before, suggested it . On the Menu was afternoon tea.. on ordering was then told it had to be preordered, although it’s not stated on menu..

We ate here one evening whilst staying at the Riverside Marina in Norfolk. Sadly, they had run out of most red wines, bar their house (which was ok), but otherwise, it is a nice venue, predominately young staff, friendly and smiley The food is perfectly ok, nothing fantastic, but reliable enough, and come with an appetite as the helping are very generous! There is also a gift shop attached to the restaurant with some pretty items for sale.

We had a wonderful meal at the Bistro, sitting in the peaceful gardens by the river. Two huge Baguettes filled with Chicken, on a plate with home made coleslaw tomato, LARGE glass of red wine and a can of Coke all for £18 which we thought reasonable.

Wanted somewhere new to try for a local lunch, seen good reviews about this place and driven down before to see exactly where it was. Not on the beaten track for sure, but in nice location once you have navigated the railway crossing and single track road. Its an upstairs cafe, which is lovely for the view but can’t imagine easy for restricted mobility. Sat outside and ordered at the desk, nice easy menu, good choice of food. Ordered chicken and bacon baguette with side order of cheesy chips. Chip portion was huge! Lovely food, friendly quick service. They also have a little gift shop inside the cafe with quirky goods. Will definitely go back to try some of the lovely cakes they had on offer.

Met some friends and had a lovely lunch... Homemade quiche salad and potatoes. Very good quality and service. Took a homemade sausage roll home for my husband too and he said it was delicious.

Must admit that it’s a nice little place in decent surrounding’s.

Went for lunch with friends. Lively setting next to the boatyard. Food and staff were very good and reasonably priced. Lots of homemade cakes to try. We weren’t disappointed. Our friends were going to try breakfast later in the week.

By chance I visited Brundell and found this excellent restaurant. The food was so fresh and yummy and good value for money, it fact too much for me !! The view over the marina was lovely as you are upstairs. Very friendly staff.

Had a table booked , but they forgot that they had a private party booked so the service was lousy food terrible we had furniture moved around us and the party organisers couldn't wait for our table and kept asking staff if we were finished we couldn't get another drink while we were eating, will never go back, one bad experience Is enough for me

Had a fabulous evening with friends food was fabulous and our waiter JOHN couldn’t do enough for us nothing was too much trouble couldn’t of asked for better service. He had only been working there a couple of weeks too. He was lovely and made our evening. A great time was had by all. Lovely gifts in the shop too. Would highly recommend a visit there. They even have little dog baskets for your 4 legged friends out on the balcony. Fab-u-Lous.

Came to meet friends for a catch up, ordered a pot of tea. When it arrived to my delight it was real tea leaves like my nanny used to make ☺️. Delicious cake and a friendly atmosphere. Very clean and well decorated and a choice of whether to sit inside/outside or upstairs or down lol. Plenty of parking. Friendly staff and reasonably priced. The tea was fantastic.

During a holiday break on the broads we decided to try east hills again after last summer. On Monday lunch time. It looks like a little shed on sticks but we don’t judge a book by it cover lovely setting with the boats making you feel you were far away. The food was amazing. The party’s food verified from sandwich, fish pie , pizza, curry. Everything food wise was a amazing. But service was well I couldn’t believe it , it was a uncomfortable lunch for us. We waited nearly a hour for our drink which was only a adnams and black coffee ( hard hmm I think not)? No owner/manager in sight every time I visit

We enjoyed delicious sandwiches and sausage rolls with a pot of tea. The staff were friendly and helpful. The café overlooks the marina and is in a lovely location close to Brundall station.The café is on the first floor so this is not ideal for anyone with mobility problems.

3 of visited for a late lunch. Busy tables inside and out, but found a table inside. Jacket potato, sandwiches ordered with hot and cold drinks. Well presented and generous. Salad nice and a few crisps with the chunky granary bread. Beautiful setting. Clean and lots of generous portions of cake being served alongwith main specials on blackboard. Well worth a visit. Very reasonable prices. Polite friendly staff.

Always like the breakfast at East Hills, but at our last visit saw they now do a 'Big' breakfast, so my son and myself thought we would give it a try. Same high standard as always, but a seriously big breakfast which will set you up for the whole day. And not forgetting, a great cup of tea.

Nice little cafe. Lovely breakfasts and not too overpriced. Menu looked good for lunch and evening meals too although we didn't get chance to make it later on. Staff are friendly and polite

Lovely setting but a flight of steps to go upstairs , noticed a dog bed and bowl so perfect for four legged friends full marks on that .

Young staff polite and helpful.

We visited East Hills early on a Saturday evening for my son’s first birthday with family.

Just had a family breakfast here. Good choice of nenu including vegetarian. Polite staff. Food was really tasty. You can sit and look out over the marina. We will be back. Thanks.

Reserved signs on tables even though they were available. Asked for table to be cleared and waitress said, “once I’ve done this table”! Had to ask for menus as they weren’t brought to the table. Children’s menu quite pricey. Generally miserable and unhelpful staff. Don’t bother going.

Alas,we don't seem to get round to coming here enough.

Have visited East Hills a few times and each time it has been ok at best and we have always been left feeling little bit diasappointed. However, we can see how it could be really great so we have continued to give it “just one more go” This evening I attempted to order takeaway pizza online. The online service was offering a discount meaning my order total would be £36. After half an hour of trying I gave in and called through my order. I advised the girl I spoke to that the website would not allow me to place my order and she advised that they were aware of the problem. Sent my son to collect the order and guess what?? no discount, the discount is only available on online orders (which isn’t possible because the website isn’t working!!!!). So not only were we charged more than we were expecting but the pizzas were over cooked. Would have been a nice little touch if they had given the discount knowing that the online service was unavailable. I think we have given East Hills enough opportunity to win us over, so won’t be returning. Service is consistently bad which is such a shame.

Was recommended by a friend. We were a bunch of friends who were having a catch up and we decided to book for brunch.

Had booked a table for lunch with 2 friends who had been here for coffee previously but not for lunch. There was lots to choose from, both on the menu and from a specials board. Two of us had the chicken, bacon and mushroom pie with mash and veg, even though it was the small portion it was still plenty, one had fish and chips and one had ham egg and chips. All delicious. We could not manage a pudding, but the cakes also looked lovely. Nice setting, we will be back, perhaps in sunnier weather.

Lovely treat by my friend for my birthday , it was really great

2nd visit for breakfast, maybe not as good as the 1st visit, but that was due to the staff not the food/place

Lovely panini nicely presented.. chips are excellent one portion would have done between two... nice and clean staff very friendly and helpful. There is now a very nice gift shop too. The balcony was enclosed with plastic screens... and had three dog baskets which I thought was a lovely idea will be back

The food was delicious , we tried the Millionaires Shortbread which was a very large portion and was enough for 2. The cream teas were good , just let down a little bit by the quality of the jam. The staff are very friendly and welcoming and it’s good value . Overall a good experience.

A bistro is a small inexpensive restaurant, this is more like a cafe, nice vista but unlikely to be back

This is located in Brundall in the Marina Area and close to the train station, you will need a sat nav if you haven't been before.

We were the last people to be able to order lunch which finishes at 3 PM, so make sure you get there before then. After that you can have cakes and tea, coffee, non alcoholic and alcoholic drinks and then they serve evening meals-not sure what time they start but they’re open until 11 PM on Saturday evening.

Booked the table for 7 pm for 9 people . Seated straight away .Lovely little place with very nice staff. Very clean . Got our drinks and placed food orders . I ask if I could have a starter for the main with some chips to make it bigger. Had no problem doing that . Goats cheese tart was delicious, really nice size placed on a bed of salad leaves . 5 bean chilli looked and smelt fab and everyone said it tasted great. Burgers were very nice but needed bacon or something on it but everyone said they tasted nice. The 2 young ladies who were our servers were fab. They took great care of us . The dessert were very tasty. Very reasonable prices for a great amount of food . Never felt rushed but did feel very welcomed . I would give 10 stars if I could.

Decided, on a recommendation, to try for the first time for lunch; no reservation but plenty of space and offered a table immediately. Sandwiches were excellent (bacon and brie), well filled and freshly cooked so the slight wait was worth it. We were then tempted by the scones with cream and jam and again generous servings (we'll diet tomorrow) - delicious. Will definitely return for lunch and give evening meal a go.

Attentive staff, excellent location with balcony. Smallish menu but all food well cooked and tasty. Was quite busy when we visited so booking recommended

The people at East Hills went above and beyond to make everything perfect for our Christening party. They decorated the venue beautifully, and the food was amazing. Piles of scones, sandwiches, cakes, salads, and the sausage rolls were out of this world. They coped with all sorts of diets and requirements, and couldn’t have been more helpful.

Tried this for breakfast, afternoon and evening meal.

In contrast to some recent reviews about poor service we experienced no problems. The waitresses were friendly and our tasty mains arrived promptly. Not so the desserts unfortunately. There was quite a wait for our sticky toffee puddings but it was worth it.

This could be a lovely place with their location but unfortunately it isn't. The first thing to meet us was several uncleared tables in the best area overlooking the Marina so we had to sit elsewhere. We found this odd as there appeared to be ample staff to clear them away who didn't look particularly busy. We ordered scones and coffees for two then waited what seemed forever for it to arrive, in fairness the waitress did apologise for the long wait. Again we couldn't understand why it took so long s it wasn't that busy. When it did arrive we wished it hadn't, the cheese scones had no taste of cheese whatsoever and was so dry it was obviously not fresh. In the end we abandoned them and didn't eat them. Coffee was ok. Not somewhere I would bother going to again.

Staff walked past us twice & left us wondering where our pre booked table was. Once that was sorted things were looking up. Plenty of choice on the specials board and we were not kept waiting long before it arrived. The food was lovely and well worth another visit to try something else!

Visited again for breakfast with the partner and family. Ordered the regular fried breakfast with a smoothie. The breakfast was delicious again and a very good size for the price and with it being a small breakfast. Very much look forward to returning. My only niggle is that it would be nicer for the smoothies to be made in house. Thank you

First the good bits. The afternoon tea sandwiches were excellent. Four varieties, very fresh and generously filled. Good coleslaw (but a bit odd for afternoon tea)

Always a nice selection on offer from the menu. not been for a while but the food was very nice. The outside balcony could have gone with a sweep, there were food items in the groves of the decking which i assume the birds would clear up at some time!

Food was ok although service wasn't, this was a while ago I have to say and they were more interested in their phones than delivering an order. Disappointed.

The setting is lovely and this place could be great, but the service is always shocking. I’ve been many times, with friends, family, as a couple and every time I think “maybe it’s just an off day” but it’s not. A few of the older staff are lovely and friendly, but the young girls are more interested in talking and are rude. Orders are often wrong, take ages to arrive or queues are ridiculous. It just seems poorly organised and managed.

Looked for somewhere different to have afternoon tea after trying lots of other places around Norfolk and found this place tucked away. For £25 me and a friend had four sandwiches each (the cream cheese one was amazing!), coleslaw, crisps, a scone and a slice of cake each plus unlimited hot drinks. The sandwiches were lovely and the coleslaw was amazing ! The scones we thought were incredible. Lovely atmosphere in the cafe, overlooking the harbour. Great value and great service. I will be coming back with my husband and children!

Food and surroundings quite acceptable but the warmth of the welcome was sub zero. No greeting, no smiles, not just to us but to all customers. Food with attitude you might say andca bad one at that.

The wife dragged me out for lunch and I was glad she did - even if she didn't know where the place was!

We were recommended this place and we are very glad we were! It feels very haphazard in a way but nothing went wrong at all. We ordered roast lamb and it arrived promptly. Good portion of meat, 3 large roast potatoes and a homemade yorkie. Then 2 dishes of mixed veg for us to share. It was spot on. All cooked as it should be and at what I would say was a very good price.

What a charming, quirky little cafe. We booked for dinner and were seated overlooking the garden and side of the dining area. As we ate we enjoyed watching the resident heron catch a pike from the river!

Visited for an evening meal and a breakfast. Both meals were excellent, staff were very friendly, the restaurant has a nice welcoming feel. Our first visit on Friday was just for a cake and coffee, but decided to book for the following evening and then had a breakfast on our last morning. Would recommend to anyone and will definitely visit again if in the area.

Excellent little cafe in boatyard. Visited here 3 times and food has always been very good. Has a good choice of food. We did want to go for an evening meal but it was fully booked.

We live nearby and visit fairly often for breakfast, lunch or coffees. Nice food and atmosphere and great sitting on the terrace watching other people work in the boatyard in summer.

Back after a six month break (summer boaters) and East Hills ticks all the boxes. Fish and chips... well..... THE BEST ‘EVER’ THAAAAAAAAAANKUOUUUUU

Friendly service. Shame the heater wasn't working outside, as was cold that evening and had dog with us. They offered us blankets. Dog beds and bowls available, which is a nice thought. Didn't go inside, but looked nice and they had their own gift shop. We had pizza which was slightly overcooked. Pork belly was lovely. Had carrot cake too... yummy! Parking is fine, plenty of room. Would recommend and return.

Good food reasonably priced great menu something for everyone service good and quick all our party enjoyed themselves

I had been recommend this place by a few of my friends and always heard amazing things. Perfect place for...

Met a friend for lunch and was pleasantly surprised. The food we had was amazing! Will definitely be back!