Fritton House Hotel in Great Yarmouth

It’s always wonderful to visit Fritton Lake, laid back luxury with such beautiful grounds, great food and lovely atmosphere. Every member of staff is so friendly and helpful, the Club House beautifully decorated. It’s a rare treat to find somewhere as lovely as this, and it’s dog friendly!

Amazing food and presentation and atmosphere and staff - we loved all the food we ordered especially the Safron risotto. The deserts were also out of this world - highly recommend

I went for food with friends recently and the food and service was fine with no issues. Was browsing local food hygiene scores a few days later found out it was a 0 'Urgent Improvement necessary'! I will never be eating here again.

Was going to visit here with friends. Checked out their food hygiene rating. 0. Urgent improvement. Must be pretty terrible. Now called the club house

Enjoyed a lovely evening at the Fritton Arms,great menu, reasonably priced, quality food and drinks. Great relaxed atmosphere and like the idea most of the items on the menu are from the estate. Very child and dog friendly, look forward to returning.

Spend relaxing afternoons on squishy sofas in front of roaring log fires in an assortment of comfy (dog friendly) rooms

Impeccable service, friendly and professional. Delicious food, excellent quality ingredients and tasty. Cosy and smart pub/restaurant, beautiful environment. I loved the crockery too, so chic, unique and artistic/creative, felt lovely and comforting to hold and touch. Wonderful art and photography too. Chocolate fondant was sensational! Dahl and potatoes were heart-warming and enriching. Lovely, spacious, smart and clean loos.

I had the hogget loin and it was nice but the portion was small and most of the meat was fat. The sauce was really spicy and they didn’t make this clear in the menu. The Bakewell tart was very nice but the pistachio ice cream tasted like vanilla.

Had a family meal here while visiting the area and was left very dissatisfied. Ordered the steak pie which turned out to be more like a small tart. Came with a table spoon amount of mashed potato and a small amount of greens. My wife had the chicken breast which was was tasty but literally came with one salad potato cut in half. Although we're not the biggest Easters, I feel this was very poor value when paying £22.50 for each one. Also, they have a separate menu for staying guests with much more choice. Would avoid if ever in the area again.

Visited whilst on a family staycation although not staying there. At first was warmly welcomed, they had plenty of space and food; then when they realised we weren’t guests of hotel or members we were booted out! Felt bad for the bartender having the relay the message to us, he actually gave us a really nice local recommendation.

We came here while staying in one of the hotel cabins at the estate. The food was incredible, and the restaurant was in a good location. I highly recommend eating here.

Well, we booked a room at this place for July 2020, as very one knows what a year! ,we are two over 70s people who have had to shield and because of this we could not travel.we phoned this place to ask to cancel,yes they said but the things is no refund. now I don't think that's the way to look after customers, so we got on to booking .com and they had no luck in getting a refund for us so that's £180 pounds they had off us for nothing ,so please be aware of what they do to old people

Went for lunch with my Mum, Nan and 15 month old son and from the moment we arrived we were made to feel welcome and that nothing was too much trouble. The food was really tasty and used good quality ingredients, the atmosphere was warm and friendly and the staff were perfect! Thank you Emma and Josh!

Excellent Sunday lunch. There were three of us and a dog. We were seated in the round table within the bay of the sitting room. There was a welcoming fire and we had excellent service. We all had the roast; two of us chose pork and one chose beef. Lovely meal, served piping hot, with Yorkshire pudding, potatoes, parsnips and carrots on the plate and further vegetables ( leeks and cauliflower cheese) in a separate dish. The apple sauce to accompany the pork was home made. We thought the price was very reasonable. Would happily return.

Food, service , staff, atmosphere .....all absolutely spot on . Definitely the best food around this area . Thanks Fritton arms team !!!!!!

Booked this restaurant for a celebration as my Daughter got a promotion. Gins very good but a bit pricey, ovens were not working properly on this night, meals did not come with any sauces which made the meals very bland.

Booked for Sunday Lunch for 6 adults and three children. We chose a time (4 pm) when we thought restaurant would be quiet to make things easier for the staff. The booking did warn that we would need 2 high chairs and one person would need gluten free food. Table was ready on arrival but no high chairs provided but that was dealt with pleasantly by a member of staff. We ordered food and asked if the children's meals could be served at the same time as the adult starters. Waited approximately 50 minutes for food and 2 of the children's meals were only just warm. It took one and a half hours before the man meals arrived . Portions not exactly generous but each cold and the order for a gluten free meal did not seem to have made its way to the kitchen. By now we were all hungry, children tired and all thoroughly disappointed that a simple family outing for lunch could become such a disaster. We all decided that we would just pay for our drinks and the food we had eaten and leave hungry. Nobody seemed particularly bothered and no real effort at an apology. There seemed to be no organisation and very little idea of customer service. Could not recommend to anybody.

We had lunch here 4 years ago when we thought the food was good. As we were in the area we paid a return visit.The only meal we fancied on the menu was the chicken & chorizo which we ordered. It consisted of 1 breast, 3 small pieces of roast cauliflower, chunks of chorizo and 1 fondant potato each , It tasted OK but was very overpriced at £17.95 and poor value. There were two other diners in the restaurant when we sat down but just before our meals were served we noticed they had send their food back and left without eating ! There are many very good restaurants in Norfolk offering excellent 2 course lunches for £18.00 our less Fritton Arms take note.

We have a holiday home here since January. We have been to some really good locations for food but this is best yet. Off the road, but keep going. Menu is focused. Time is taken to cook, not large portions, but quality! Give it a try, you won’t be disappointed

We have just celebrated our 40th Anniversary with 29 family and friends at the Fritton Arms and cannot give it enough praise. The food was fantastic, all special dietary requirements were available, we were all served at the same time, the staff were lovely and Will, the Manager, did an excellent job as quizmaster for a 1970s quiz.My Wife and I stayed the night in a lovely room and had a great breakfast before heading home.

We came here twice in one weekend for birthday celebrations and both meals were superb. Our dinner was a specially prepared menu for our group and not only was it all beautifully presented, but it tasted fabulous too. The staff were really friendly and helpful. The garden outside is great too, with a lovely play area for children too. I’m looking forward to going back.

It seems every time I come here things get a bit better, still not perfect but it is improving, the bar is still excellent, although the drinks seemed expensive this time round.But back to the food, again not cheap but the service is fine and the food is of good quality, my friend had the Beef, bit rare for me, but my friend said it was very tender and tasty, the 2 ladies had Chicken which was nice and I had the Pork, very nice indeed and not at all fatty like some pork.My only gripe really is I'm not a fan of al dente veg, I don't want "mush" but I also do't want to lose a filling!Cook the veg to the customers choice!That aside this is a good place for a meal!

Loved the food, I had soup to start, very nice, chicken breast for main,loved it twist with corn. Service was great at the beginning,but in middle of service waitress changed,she was quite rude,unhappy. I would come back for the food, but for service def not.

There is an inconsistency in the furnishings, which fortunately was not replicated in the universally excellent dishes family members sampled. Staff were friendly and the service was fine. The meal represented good value for money.

My 2 friends and I stayed overnight in a family room whilst undertaking a walking holiday. Very pleasant stay , good service and an enjoyable breakfast.

Delicious sunday lunch with rare roast beef, flavoursome veg and crispy potatoes. All served hot. Lovely atmosphere with live musicians on sundays. Thanks to our waiter.

Our food was amazing, but the service was incredibly slow. We weren't in a rush, but the entire dining room was complaining, which made for a very uncomfortable atmosphere.

Our family decided to book a Sunday lunch here, it was my first visit here. The service was very good, we were a party of 7 adults and 2 kids. Food quality was very good, and deserts were very good too! Since this we have came back for drinks

We had a meal for seven of us and the food was delicious. As my husband stated on many times during the night that he had the best steak he has ever had. The staff were lovely. We returned the next day for lunch and that was delicious too. Again the staff were so accommodating by allowing us to choose food that was not on the lunch menu given. A lovely place to eat and we will be coming back.

The food at The Fritton Arms is of the highest quality and good value. For mains, I had Duck with my wife chasing Lamb. Both were lovely being exquisitely presented and very tasty. Desserts were of a standard. Fritton Arms seems to take pride in what they do and use high quality local produce with some the ingredients being supplied from the Somerleyton Estate which is the owner of Fritton Lake on which The Fritton Arms stands.

After making contact I requested special meals and the staff were more than happy to accommodate. The food was perfectly cooked. A little expensive but nonetheless I would return. Nice setting.

Visited for Mothers Day. Food was served on cold plates as were vegetables in silver tureens/china dishes so food quickly got cold. Was a set menu for the day so not a great choice of food. Portions very small so overpriced.

We had a lovely sunday afternoon at the Fritton Arms. Food was well presented, fresh produce, cooked well and very tasty. Atmoshere was pleasent, relaxed, open fires which was very cosy. A band played over lunch which made the experience special. Service was prompt, friendly and helpful. Overall a wonderful afternoon and I would definitely recommend the Fritton Arms

Excellent food, and service, ruined by building site views and noises, heavy diggers etc, around the outside seating area

great brekkie - fruit cereals juices and full english all great. couldnt fault it. maybe a bit more fruit choice? prunes?

Went here for dinner the other day and had a fantastic meal. The soup was tasty and hot. I had venison which was cooked perfectly my friend had the chicken which was also apparently good. Called again and had the fish and chips also excellent. Definitely worth a visit.

We had a really lovely meal on the 12th January. Menu not too big which we prefer(all fresh). Food very good. Biggest plus is the new manager. Very good with people and a big plus for the Business. We will be back.

We come here at least a couple of times a year and it's always outstanding. The venison was unbelievable. The cooking is really high quality. The service is personable and friendly. They can whip up bespoke stuff in the kitchen if the menu doesn't totally suit. The pasta they did for us last night was delicious. The apple crumble was amazing. The custard was dreamy such that we ordered extra! The shiraz wine was fantastic. Starters were really interesting and tasty. Lovely dining room. It is a boutique hotel though and the noisy kids in the playroom ( usually the private dining area) did affect the atmosphere as there's no music and few other diners. But I've never had that happen before and it wouldn't put me off from revisit but they need a separate play area. It's a personalised place. Sometimes the dishes might not be available. It's not a big joint. But the surroundings are so relaxed it's like being at a friend's house. Well I wish I had friends with houses like this. It's a stunning country house! Wonderful place.

I have been critical of the food in this place in the past, it's was overpriced & undersized, with a lack of choice.But it has a new manager and some new staff, plus it's been updated a bit, the atmosphere is still really nice and the food has been improved.It's still not perfect, but it is much better.In my opinion the choices are still limited, and the portions could still be a bit larger, but what I had was very nice, and the staff where extremely helpful, I asked for more gravy and it was there like a shot, and very tasty it was too, when asked at the end of the meal if everything was ok, I mentioned that more than 2 roast potatoes would have been better and the very helpful member of staff said I should have just asked, so my fault a bit.All 4 of us had desserts and they were all different and all very nice.So, much better now and I'd definitely recommend the restaurant.Just popping in for a drink is a good option as well, it's a cracking bar, with nice log fires and loads of character.

We went to the Fritton Arms for my birthday. We had to wait a few minutes before being greeted by a member of staff, but once we were, we were very happy with the service we received. We were served quickly and the food was really nice. We ended up ordering off the quiz food menu as the main menu didn’t quite offer us what we were looking for.The pub has a lovely atmosphere and we will definitely be back when in the area.

Really nice Sunday roast not the cheapest in the area but was worth the extra once in a while nice atmosphere good service with nice pudding as well

We stayed overnight and had a very impressive room with a good view and lots of nice touches - range of teas, bathrobes etc. Very comfortable bed and excellent en-suite.Food in the restaurant we found to be delicious. Reasonable choice, well cooked and nicely presented. The restaurant was almost full to capacity and everyone seemed happy.The best feature of the whole visit though was the idyllic setting. The walk by the lake in the late afternoon and after breakfast the following morning will stay in our memory.

The Fritton Arms appears to be a little like Marmite, people either like it or they don't... I can only give you my honest review. The Menu is small , but three of us all had something different from the menu, And when chatting with out friendly barman he explained that they try and source everything locally. We ordered Beef,Lamb and Fish.

Nice building and really nice waiting staff but food is sadly nothing special. Restaurant menu is very expensive and options sound pretentious but what you actually get is quite average. My partner had what was essentially a duck leg with potatoes, no sauce or gravy and the potatoes were quote hard, not sure if that was intentional. There was nothing on the menu I fancied so I ordered from the bar menu. I had steak which was very good bit the chips were dreadful, tasteless and very soggy, and the only other things it came with was half a tomato and a mushroom. No option for sauces which considering the cost of the meal is a bit poor.

Food good, but maybe not as good as we expected. Not over expensive. Nice surrounding and atmosphere in the bar/restaurant area and great outside patio area -sure it would be lovely on a warm sunny eve. Would reccommend

I decided to give this restaurant another try after being very disappointed with the poor food a couple of years ago, so my friend & I visited here for lunch & surprised to find it nearly empty & were greeted & shown to our table by a waitress,there wasn't much on the small choice of menu that we fancied,but we ordered the cod, chips & peas which came after a short wait but my friends cod was raw! She put her finger in it & it was stone cold! She sent it back & they cooked her another one but by the time she got it I'd nearly finished mine!The waitress was very apologetic & said we can have a drink on the house so we had coffees but it did not make up for the disastrous meal & I think my friend should have had a free meal! My meal was cooked ok but at £12.95 it was an average meal overpriced! I think it was shocking the chef served raw fish! I won't be back!

food was out of this world, staff are friendly, attentive and polite. building was tastefully decorated, clean and full of old character

I had visited the fritton arms for a coffee with a work colleague and instantly thought what a great set up.... a really shabby chic venue with outside facilities for the kids to enjoy. I therefore booked us in for the following week. I’d seen people having horse rides so enquired about this and was told it was £4 per child.... bargain I thought! We also booked the heated pool for an hour which was included in the £5pp ‘resort fee’ all felt fairly reasonable (although annoying that adults get charged too)... we were told no picnics which is odd for a place with a campsite and shed loads of picnic tables but we thought we’d enjoy lunch in the pub.

First up, sort the wasps! It only needs a few wasp tattoos in the garden and trees outside. The restaurant was invested with wasps which Mage it very hard to enjoy. Service was pretty good, but be aware that you will probably want starters and a main. The main courses took 45 minutes to arrive, probably because the pub was very quiet, a bad sign on a Saturday lunchtime in the summer holidays.

Hadn’t been here so far this year so was really looking forward to coming back, as were my children. So, I recommended to a friend and we met there for - supposedly lunch and a play. On arrival, I asked if we could sit outside only to be informed (quite abruptly) about this new £5 charge each (so £25 in total for the 5 of us) to play in the Park should we ‘venture beyond the beer garden’. We were surprised at this as this is ‘new news’ to me. On previous visits you have either paid and displayed or used the pub and been able to wander through freely. Once you’re outside the children can clearly see the play area so it’s rather unfair not to let them use it but very expensive if you only want to go for half an hour or so - as we did today. I had looked at the website this morning and this wasn’t obvious, if it is on there.

Stopped in on the off chance of a meal and staff assisted . Both of us had the roast beef and it was superb . Like cutting butter . Choice of deserts a little scarce and I bit pricy . But chose one and wasn't disappointed . Lovely weather too which was a bonus. Will visit again

The restuarant is beautiful and feels straight out of a Charlotte Bronte Novel.

A lovely traditional pub and Restaurant. Cozy and with homely furniture. A hearty roast and a drink in the garden made for a good weekend visit. Will bring the rest of family for our next meal.

We called ahead to see if there was any vegan option as I understand that this is not what all places cater too. I was told that they had a vegan option which sounded nice, so we decided to book. We arrived to find there was not even a vegaterian option let alone vegan! Further more service was terrible, drinks took nearly 20 mins to arrive by which time we had decided we were leaving! We only ordered a jug of water. One waiter and one waitres came over both to take our order. Just seems very disorganised. Really disappointed. Luckily we left hastily enough to find a restaurant that serves exactly what they commit to on the phone.

Limited menu of beautifully cooked meals, good presentation and good service. Lovely small restaurant overlooking garden.

The service is absolutely awful. We had already had a terrible experience before, resulting in a free meal. On top of the awful service, they charge £5 per child for access to the, previously free, park on the grounds, moreover they charge the same for the ADULTS to supervise their children. Meaning £20 for two adults and two children to access it. When our party and other people complained we were met with an infuriating and disgusting sarcasm from the manager, and absolutely no justification for this. We will not be coming here again. Disgusting and disappointing.

In short: overpriced, inexperienced staff, and poor menu choice.

Having had a perfectly reasonable, if somewhat overpriced, Sunday lunch, we were amazed to be told that in order for our grandchild to access the swing (clearly visible to her from the dining room and not apparently being used by anyone) we would be expected to pay another £25 to cover, presumably, all 4 adults and 2 year old child! This is utterly preposterous. They should either allow the staff some discretion in the matter or invest in curtains.

2nd visit here, charming garden overlooking fields. Dinner was really good, great priced wines and good service.

We arrived mid afternoon on a Sunday afternoon ( 2 Seniors and a 4 year old Grandson) for a drink and snacks. We were intercepted at Reception and asked if the boy would be using the play area. On answering yes we were told that it would cost £5 to use the play facilities and that would be for each of us. On asking why this was the case as us oldies only wanted refreshments we were told that the £15 cost could be refunded off the cost of a meal but as they had finished serving food for the day that didn't apply in our case. At £15 to get access to buy coffee and snacks and watch our Grandson play for an hour you can keep it. Polite exit and no plan to return. This place used to be a good attraction open to the public but now it seems lost between two identities, either be a posh Hotel and Restaurant or a Theme Park!

The park area is great for a relaxing drink and a play with the kids. But after sitting down for our dinner we were presented with a menu with no vegetarian options whatsoever so we had to leave swiftly and book a takeaway.

Arrived to an empty house, sat down and ordered drinks, it took 30 minutes for these to arrive, did not seem to be enough staff present. Starters arrived, good selection across the table, main courses arrived, unfortunately the beef was Luke warm, one table member asked for vinegar for his fish and chips, this was provided but it was an open topped bottle, unfortunately it ended up all over the table! There was a pervading smell of dirty drains throughout the meal at one end of the table. Service was slow, nobody came to ask if all was well. I would not come back here again.

absolutely superb stay. stayed in one of the rooms and had such a lovely relaxing experience. I was chatting to one of the supervisors (he was rather tall but I’ve forgotten his name) and he was an absolute charm! the food was delicious and I did send my compliments to the chefs! I have been here before but It seems like the food had improved massively. the young lady told me there was two new chefs and they seem to be the magic touch the restaurant needed! congratulations to them! will be returning soon!

Lovely place, surroundings & food.

There is a lot of choice around The Great Yarmouth area for Sunday Roast and prices will vary as regards to location.

Nice location for a meal a shame the food lets it down roast dinner came with 2 cabbage leafs,1 carrot and 2 roast potatoes If you are to charge that much for a lunch the food should be top quality

Myself and my wife ate here on Saturday, as always the place and staff were welcoming. Sadly the menu was very limited. We both had the pigs head for starters, this was pork in a tempura batter this was very fatty and swimming in oil...

I went with my friends for dinner this weekend, the service was prompt and brilliant. The food was amazing. I had the North Sea-cod with Cauliflower and I wish I had asked for the recipe. I have never had food like it. The chef is an artist.

First off, the place is very nice & comfortable, quirky old fashioned Pub/Restaurant, with a nice log fire.

This pub was our evening walk from the forest lodges. It's a gorgeous building with open fires and a pool table which the kids loved. The staff are so friendly and they make you feel really at home. There are board games and lots of comfy chairs to relax in. We ate in the restaurant too and the steak was amazing. The chefs treacle tart with homemade buttermilk and vodka ice cream was delicious.

Came here with my wife and friends for a Sunday lunch last week and was surprised how good the Sunday roasts were, great atmosphere with all the fires lit and all the staff are really friendly too. I couldn't fault our experience it's exactly what we wanted on a Sunday, plus the gins they have on offer are really good also so thanks to the tall chap who gave us recommendations on the gins. Would defiantly come back!

We enjoyed a one night stay at the Fritton Arms and enjoyed Dinner & Breakfast in the restaurant.

Visited on a Friday evening with my wife and daughter intending to have a meal, as this has been one of my favourite places in Fritton. Sadly on the night we were there the bar area and games room were overrun with unruly children and how the pool table would have survived it's assault from 4 and 5 year olds is anybody's guess.

This was meant to be a special occasion for personal reasons but overall can only be rated as disappointing.

delicious vegetarian options, beautifully prepared - plus an exquisite desert - good attentive service and very helpful staff

Lovely location for country walks but £10 for a gin and tonic!

Returned for lunch and must say that the food has definitely improved. The burgers and home made chips were lovely. The service was OK but they disappeared and didn't return to the bar till we needed to pay the bill.

Pint of ale and small bottle of orange juice £7.85, come on...

Ordered a large wine and a pint of lemonade with a splash of cider from the pump. £13.50. I thought at the time it was a bit over the top but accepted it. Later when reading menu I noticed the prices of drinks and confirmed I had been overcharged as the wine was £6.50 which made the lemonade with cider splash £7.00. On my next trip to bar I informed the staff. Eventually they agreed but didn't know how it happened. They basically said they would do nothing about it , i.e.. no refund. I said about writing a review to be told " go for it put it with the others"

Very inexperienced staff... no communication, no roasts available, food qauilty very poor I will not be returning. Management need to look at what else is on offer in the area, problems with the log cabins guests given complementary Burgers !!!

The food here is really good gastro pub, with quite a lot of the produce coming from the estate. Really great tasting dishes. Been here for dinner twice now and can't fault the food. However, on both occasions the girls serving aren't very good, often forgetting what you've asked for, and not attentive at all, and the waitresses last night were different to the first time we came here. The maître d' was excellent though. He needs to train his staff though.

My wife and I went for lunch on a bright, sunny day. Found the restaurant at the end of a long quiet country lane surrounded by green fields, lovely setting. Chose to go straight to our table, handed a clip board containing the menu which was printed on rather tatty brown paper, not very easy to read. Not an extensive menu, 4 starters,(one of them a cheese and onion baked potato), 6 mains, (two of them fish) and 6 sweets. We both chose the same starter and main, Lowestoft Smoked salmon with beetroot and 'treacle' bread. Our mains were Roasted estate pigeon on cavallo nero with truffle potato cake. The service was attentive and good. While we waited for our starters we looked about us. Very nice room, exposed beams with windows looking onto the sunny patio area where more dinners were sitting at outdoor tables. All appeared to be holiday makers wearing holiday gear, one man in a singlet.

Set in beautiful surroundings this is a lovely place to have an evening meal. There were 4 of us and we were all happy with the food, one small niggle, I don't eat red meat and there wasn't a chicken option on the menu, having said that I had one of the best vegetarian meals I have ever had. The service is excellent, professional and very friendly. However, we returned a couple of days later in the afternoon for a lunch. You could order the full evening meals or there were 3 or 4 light bites available which were things like oysters, squid, not things you would want for a light lunch. Another party of people there also agreed there was nothing they would order for lunch. Would go back for evening meal but not during the day.

although tucked out of the way I am not surprised this is so busy, our rooms were ready when we arrived and have the wow factor, beautifully decorated and so comfortable, our friends room was more like a suite! they have a gin menu all with different accompaniments served in great bowl shaped glasses, service in the bar was slow however. our meal in the evening was fabulous, great menu, not too much choice so you know everything is fresh & beautifully presented. they don't have a pepper grinder on the table so I asked for black pepper and the waitress was quite rude when she brought it to the table - she said you do know there's pepper on the table! apart from her everyone was absolutely delightful. our breakfast on sunday was lovely, again good choice, well cooked and presented. would have no hesitation in going back, there is so much to do and see in the surrounding areas.

Fuimos a comer por mi cumpleaños hijos pero la cocina estaba cerrada a media tarde. Me decepcionó un poco, pero nos alojamos para una bebida antes de partir a otro lugar. Preciosa cerveza fría así que obviamente mantenga en lo más alto de su línea de limpieza (no hay bio desagradable cerveza - hazzards aquí). El personal muy limpio y ordenado, cálido, acogedor y amable. Agradables asientos afuera, pero sin deshacerse de la alambre tonto que las mesas desde secciones cada uno. Lugar muy agradable aunque y sin duda allí.

Un lugar precioso, pero no está a la altura. Leer críticas anteriores las cuestiones planteadas han sido principalmente sobre las mismas cosas que pasan en el chef por el gerente, pero obviamente el chef y el gerente no están cambiando nada y el cliente ignorando comentarios Un poco de experiencia Fawltey towers torres. Pequeñas raciones, servicio deficiente en lo que debería ser una gran experiencia.

Un grupo de 8 personas fue un personal encantador lugar amable pero el servicio un poco lento que estaba en una habitación en nuestra propia así que sentimos que estábamos olvidó. Todos teníamos la cena con asado fue buena pero las porciones son pequeñas y muy cara, y los postres eran encantadores, pero pequeño que pude comido más no sé si volvería en una prisa?

Paramos en los brazos para el almuerzo después de un Fritton agradable semana de vacaciones en Norfolk con la familia antes de ir separada camino a casa. El servicio era excelente, muy complaciente para un grupo grande (14 seres humanos, 4 perros) y la comida era estupenda. El risotto especial era preciosa y todo el mundo hablaba de lo bien que estaba la comida. El restaurante del hotel es impresionante y los precios son un poco elevados para la zona, pero cuando se considera el equipamiento y la calidad de la comida, es muy razonable.

Hace unos días mi marido y yo fuimos a almorzar allí. Un lugar precioso, buen ambiente, la comida es deliciosa, pero las porciones deben decir extremadamente pequeñas! En el momento pensé que me dieron dos conjuntos de entradas, pero parece ser que uno de ellos era comida principal. Así que después de tener una comida de estrellas y aún así sentimos hambre. Llevo algún tiempo para llegar a los desiertos. Incluso, en ese momento no había nadie más allí, a excepción de nosotros. Demasiado caro. No vamos a volver.

Almorcé allí con varios amigos con recomendaciones de otros que la comida era estupenda.

Tenía una deliciosa comida con amigos en un ambiente acogedor y a tope. Era muy bueno nos esperamos en manos y pies. Un diseño muy confuso menú, pero la camarera lo explicó muy bien. Comida fresca, hermosa en sabrosas comidas delicioso preparado. El pescado era muy bueno y muy fresco. Volveremos pronto!

Es 8:30 pm en la noche de nuestro aniversario y estoy en casa escribiendo una crítica del restaurante en el que habíamos reservado para una noche romántica en 7:00 pm. Creo que te dice qué tipo de noche que tuvimos.

Mesa reservado para 7. 30:00 Comida para no pedir llevado hasta 8. 30:00, llegamos a 9. Comida 15:00 salida de 8 personas 4 comidas fueron enviados de vuelta a la cocina como el pollo no estaba preparado. Una noche decepcionante cuando este lugar fue recomendado como un lugar de alta calidad. Un lugar encantador decepción por personal que no podía soportar la cantidad de gente de comedor

Nos alojamos durante una noche con unos amigos y perros. El alojamiento era encantador. Muy cómodas habitaciones en un entorno histórico. La comida era excelente y el personal no podía hacer lo suficiente para ayudarnos. Además de la ventaja de poder tener nuestra estancia perro así, era genial. Después de un increíble desayuno tuvimos un agradable paseo por los jardines impresionantes y lago. Una de las estancias más relajado y agradable que he tenido. Podríamos t recomendar este lugar más!

Visitamos para el almuerzo el lunes. Pub/restaurante muy tranquilo! Nos sentamos bastante rápidamente y con orden de bebidas menús dado tomado. Mi pareja pidió la Welsh Black Burger y pedí el lomo de cerdo. Después de unos 5 minutos la camarera volvió a aconsejar los asados no debería haber sido en el menú. Entonces me decidí por el arranque parte de mejillones mariniere. La hamburguesa estaba bien, nada especial, pero el duro y cã mejillones eran. El pan fue servido con mantequilla era sosa y no ofrecían tenía que pedir algo. La cantidad de mejillones, que puede ser comido no hubiera alimentado un blackbird. Cuando la camarera me preguntó si todo estaba bien, le dije que no estaba a la altura y me dijo que me dan recomendaciones a la cocina. El proyecto de ley fue posteriormente dado a nosotros y fueron lo suficientemente generosos como para golpear £2. 50 de la factura. Sin duda las buenas relaciones cliente significaría tocar el total de las mejillones fuera de hey! No vamos a volver, es una pena como un entorno encantador, pero sin duda no gourmet. Si vamos a pagar esos precios queremos calidad y hay muchas que sirve mucho en Norfolk gastropubs comida superior.

Great service, lovely open fires. great choice of food. Had the Venison pie and it was delicious and very filling. Great value for money. Great friendly staff. Will make this a regular place to eat. Thank you

Great food in a lovely gastropub, in a lovely setting. Highly recommended. Fresh and seasonal menu. Desserts to die for. We will be back

Gracias a todos por una cálida bienvenida en frío y húmedo martes almuerzo en enero. Enfoque por país hermoso tranquila, pasando una iglesia de paja. Pone el tono para el precioso entorno en brazos fritton. El pub tiene una variedad de salones confortables, con un ambiente de época y una encantadora chimenea en el bar. El restaurante tiene vistas al precioso país en la parte trasera. La comida, como han dicho en otras críticas estaba delicioso. Paté de venado para mí, entonces luego de faisán para aceitunas esposa. Una pequeña crítica era, para nosotros, un poco demasiado condimento (sal), pero no restan experiencia comida. Café junto al fuego. Excelente.

Welcoming place, friendly service, menu was quite small but covered everything. Food was homemade and delicious!! Lovely real fires. Would definitely come again and would highly recommend.

Hemos comido aquí en varias ocasiones y anteriormente me dejó una crítica entusiasta