The Granary in King's Lynn and West Norfolk

The food here is brilliant and well worth a visit. It is a quirky place as it sells jams and other tasty treats and it is also an antique shop with a good variety of items. It is close to the beach and worth a visit when out for a day trip!

Lovely place fab to walk around the store. Cakes were yummy, service good. Dogs allowed. Lovely place for a stop on the way to Hunstanton

Extremely disappointing is the only way to describe the food, we ordered the full breakfast & after a reasonable wait our food arrived. Unfortunately the food & the plate were soaked in cooking oil, watching the mushrooms & the bacon do the backstroke on the plate was not what you expect. The sausages appeared to be supermarket value range & the anaemic looking egg didn’t inspire much confidence either. The bacon was of similar quality & also soaked in cooking oil or whatever they drowned it in! The baked beans in the ramekin dish being the only real positive, even the toast was stone cold. We did mention the issue very discretely & they apologised but given that it wasn’t inexpensive you expect much better than what was slapped on the plate to be blunt.

The menu is varied with sweet and savoury options. Everything was nice and fresh. Homemade cakes and lovely coffee. The cheese scones are the best I've had. Friendly staff. Nice shop for gifts.

Stopped by for lunch at The Granary. Wide menu choice including well filled sandwiches and toasties, jacket potatoes, quiche and omelettes. Had Coronation chicken on crusty brown bread, it was delicious, definitely worth a visit to this unique eatery.

Normally quite good; not today. After sitting down at a prepared table for 2 ,waiting for wife to collect tea, a member of gift shop staff came and cleared table beside. Most unwelcoming .Ignored my presence, didn't say anything or smile, and then chucked dirty tray down on table in front of me where I was sitting. Wiped other table, grabbed tray and left.....most miserable experience....staff need more training.

We have been here a couple of times. Scones excellent last week. Cheese & Onion toastie really nice plus lovely coffee. Friendly staff as well

Great place to stop on the way to the coast, lovely home made cakes, welcoming staff and dog friendly. They’re plenty of gifts to buy and a boutique all reasonably priced. Definitely worth a visit :)

Looking forward to a nice pot of tea & cake, tea lovely but Bakewell slice, pastry raw on the bottom & sponge disgusting, overrun with almond essence & tasted like it had been hanging about longer than it should have been, very disappointing.

Went here several times for brunch while on holiday. Food and hospitality always great, recommend the bacon baps/sandwiches! Good quality, friendly service and very dog friendly. Also has lovely shop attached. Would recommend.

Scones to die for, fabulous venue. Also, shopping is great here, clothes, food, antiques, all within touching distance

Always great food & great service. Staff go above & beyond.love it there & dog friendly too. Super friendly lovely atmosphere

This place is recommended. Both the nice tea room with freshly-made sandwiches and friendly staff but also the shop upstairs with lots of antiques and collectables. Definitely worth popping by

lovely place below the antiques shop , go to the counter to order and pay. we had tea , coffee and scones. the date and wealnut scones were gorgeous and were just £2 with butter. cheaper then poppylicious. antiques very reasonable priced.

My wife and I visit the area most weekends between March and October and we are frequent customers. Lovely ambience in the cafe, light and airy, with a menu offering something yummy for everyone. Reasonable prices and very pleasant and helpful staff. Also, very interesting display of curiosities etc upstairs.

Had a quick lunch stop before heading 4 hours back home after a Norfolk break. Food was simple - quiche, jacket potato, salad etc but tasted good, fresh and homemade. And there was no problem bringing me extra butter - with a smile! Friendly service and a nice outdoor spot to sit with our dog. The shop looked good too, though we didn't really stop to look. It wasn't util we were home that I realised I'd left my coat outside... a phone call and a few days later and Emma had very kindly posted it back to me. I paid the postage but she still had to package it up and take it to be posted, which she did happily. Thank you!

Great lunch & value for money - all home cooked - delicious . Great for taking the dog and children. We loved the coffee

We came here for lunch on a Saturday, ordered meals and tea and a slice of cake. The cake was disappointing very dry we left most of it. I was not given milk for my tea so asked a member of staff who was leaning against a wall doing nothing and was told I would have to go to the counter for it. She did not smile or have any customer service skills. So I queued again. On the plus side the omelettes, jacket potato and sandwiches were nice but rather overpriced.

My hubby and I popped into the granary store for our lunch on bank holiday Monday and the staff had a busy lunchtime and run out of soup as bit chilly outside and people wanted to warm up with soup! We had ham and pickle sarnies with crisps& coleslaw it was very tasty and so was the coffee! I've been here four times before on my own for a coffee & sarnie and decided to bring my hubby ! We had a nice wander around the store shop & upstairs looking at many antiques and well worth a look!

We visited The Granary on recommendation of some friends. And we were not disappointed! The Choc Fudge scone and Cheese scone were lovely definitely worth another visit soon . Staff very friendly and efficient.

Was OK sausages black, service was slow, high chair for granddaughter was dirty had to clean it with wet wipes. But appreciate the staff were very busy but polite, recommend a visit...

Lovely antique/niknak centre, great cafe with a good reasonably priced menu, didn’t seem to be much parking that I could see.

Picked up 2 Teas yesterday. Great value for money, fresh, tasty and the balance between sweet and savoury was just right for us. Have had Teas from an establishment in a neighbouring village for much more money and it did not come anywhere close to...

Rubbish review from the last person It's a really friendly establishment and it is what it is....good home cooked food at a reasonable price. If you prefer something a little more a la cart may I suggest being ripped off at the Rose and Crown...

Poor food. Staff unfriendly. Food was anaemic looking and tasteless Coffee was bitter with tea not much better Will not be going back

The food here is lovely with a great selection. The coffee is also very nice and with the collectibles upstairs and items inside the cafe there’s lots to look at with some really lovely things to buy. The staff aren’t particularly friendly or welcoming but...

Came here a few weeks back for coffee and cake, which was very tasty. Today, husband had a jacket potato meal and i had quiche. Very impressed with the fillings choices of quiches available, my pear, walnut and goats cheese choice, served hot with new...

As the weather is turning colder and the wind beginning to bite we can recommend the selection of Quiche on offer at The Granary it helps to get your energy back after a long walk. The service is always polite and welcoming too!

We have bought a House locally and were advised to try the Granary as this was a popular Cafe. The service was very good as was the advice/recommendations on the food. The cakes are really good as was the quiche which was lovely, coffee good...

Popped in after visiting the beach for some takeaway food as we had the dogs in the car. The staff were very helpful with my queries and they even do sandwiches without mayo (!). The coffee cake was amazing as well. We will definitely be...

Excellent cream tea. Fair prices. Scrumptious scones (and fruit-free ones for my husband). Excellent toilet facilities which were clean and covid friendly. Outdoor seating, disabled loo with children's changing facilities and a little shop inside and upstairs, selling antiques. Would definitely recommend! 5 stars!

Booked a table on the phone which wasn’t set up for us when we arrived. Told waitress we’d booked. Had to order hot food by 2pm. Staff seem very unwelcoming. Had roast dinners & yorkshires tasted of washing up liquid. Knives & forks not clean....

I don’t write many reviews but I felt incensed enough to defend this small business from the previous review ‘Disgusting Staff Behaviour’ ! As if it hasn’t been difficult enough for any small business recently, it was obvious to wveeyone that this family came in...

We decided to have lunch at the Granery today what a mistake that was! The food was mediocre at best the service was slow even though it was not that busy, but that was nothing compared to what happened next. I dared to complain to...

Stopped for coffee and bacon and sausage bab before a 4.5 mile Snettisham walk. Enjoyed it so much returned for lunch, make sure you are there before 1.30pm for hot food! Quiche and salad was so tasty, together with all day breakfast and a lovely...

Lovely little cafe with outdoor seating, dog friendly and attentive staff. We will return here. Gluten free options and a nice breakfast

The warm cheese scone this morning was the best I've ever tasted. The staff are really friendly and efficient and I feel really safe and secure here with the covid measures in place. Highly recommended.

Our friends told us to come here whilst holidaying recently and so glad they did. What a super little place with a well-stocked gift shop downstairs and packed antiques shop upstairs. A lovely café – we had our breakfast here twice during the week - great tasting food at sensible prices, friendly staff and everything was nice and clean. Wished this place was nearer to home.

I visited today with my disabled daughter who is exempt from wearing a mask I am also exempt,at first staff where lovely and understanding and welcomed us in .Out of no where a member of staff demanded we wear a mask I explained we are except she became quite aggressive .Very unsettling and upsetting for my daughter we had to quickly leave .

Visited the Granary on Tuesday, good service and home made meals. Quirky surroundings with arts and crafts clothes and jams to view.

Popped in this morning for a coffee and bacon roll.As we entered the coffee shop we were not even greeted politely but told quite abrubtly "not open til 10 o'clock" ! not "good morning,but I am sorry we are not quite open yet" which would've been a lot more polite and welcoming!!! we asked what the time was and a waitress said it was 5 to 10,so against my better judgement we said well we might as well just wait 5 mins then in the warm and browse around the shop area, we very nearly tuned around and walked out.Waitress took our order promptly when we dared to sit down at 10 o'clock.The coffee was good,but the bacon and sausage and sausage baps were awful ! dry bread,cheap spread,horrible tasting sausage and stale Pringles! there were 5 staff in there all beetling around,but not one came and asked if everything was ok,just talking amongst themselves like we weren't even there!so all in all rude woman (presume owner) poor service,less than average food.The atmosphere was awful,the tables are small and basic so not a pleasant area to sit in not comfortable or welcoming.According to previous complaints recorded on tripadvisor the owner Angie seems to defend herself by saying people should complain at the time and not on this site,but had we been asked we would've told them if anyone had have been bothered enough to ask ! so I'm afraid they get what they deserve and hopefully we can warn other people of our experience.Will definitely not be back and we are only local so will spread the word.Shame could be a lovely place but with all the odds and sods and overpriced bits and pieces it seems to be not one thing or another seems to have lacked itentity.Clear it out,stick to reasonably priced good quality rustic items,get rid of tat and make room for decent size tables and chairs.Get some good quality ingredients instead of basic,and get those girls some serious customer service training.

like going here the food is excellent and the service is always excellent the staff are so helpful everyone enjoy their meals the Granary is a lovely building.

Love popping in here when staying in Norfolk ,last visited 6 months ago when in Heacham. Today came from Holt. Great food & service, Had a lovely fried egg sandwich - bread soft , eggs very tasty. Mum had cheese scone - she said soft & tasty and they had warmed it . Herbal teas - great choice , I had moccachino which was lush, Dad enjoyed the coffee .there was quite a few people(8 tables)? in eating & drinking . We also made purchases as always lovely scarves , gifts , biscuits & jams plus the antiques & books!! This is a relaxed, friendly place not sure why some poor reviews! Thanks & Merry Christmas x

Having been going fairly regularly we now won't return Serving a lukewarm bowl of white rice with a "splash" of dull, grey and tasteless mince and calling it chiili and also serving it with a naan bread (which was borderline stale) is not fair. My tuna bagette hardly had a whole tin of a tuna in it with 4 Pringles and tiny salad on the sideOn top of that we had two drinks = £17.00+Customers deserve better

This is one of those cafés that you need to be careful when ordering, somethings are lovely but other things can be unpleasant. We visited twice, on our first visit I had sweet potato and butternut squash soup, which was gluppy and had a strange taste which I think was too much dried sage, my husband had the breakfast quiche which was lovely. On our second visit I had a bacon and eggs sandwich, the bacon was a very odd grey colour and the fat was still white so I think it had been boiled, my husband had a sausage sandwich which was ok but they weren't the best sausages. I was going to mention the bacon issues but no one came to ask us if everything was OK, they seemed to be too busy chatting. Worth noting is that the coffee is one of those push button ones, so it is just ok. We have in the past had some lovely food here but not in this particular occasion.

we have been going in for a long time and when you have a coffee + refill and have a full card,you get the first coffee free and pay a £1 for refill which we have done all this time.today we went in with friends and come to paying,me and my friend had a full card each and went to pay only to be told the refill is free and not the first coffee.i did complain but got nowhere,so sorry to say we will not be returning.

Have visited here before a few times allways been lovelyBut today the place was cold and was pouring with rain outside so did need heat on . The plates and the food were not hot at all notEnoughVeg for two people I feel they need a little background music in there as so very quiet and felt thatYou couldn’t talk without everybody hearing you another couple near us were saying it was cold as well . Best bit was the cake and for £29 .15 for two roast dinners and two cake two soft drinks I feel this is way to much we didn’t complain and make a scene as we were starving when we arrived in there plus didn’t feel like complaining as people could hear as so very quiet in there sadly will not be returningAgain

Excellent shop with very individual gifts. Very different to all the other gift shops in the area at reasonable prices

After an enjoyable visit last year we returned only to be bitterly disappointed. Arriving just after 2pm we were told sandwiches and cake only or a slice if quiche but no salad. We opted for home cooked ham which was tough dry and tasteless along with prawns, again lacking in taste on rather dry bread. We did not feel welcome and the whole place lacked any sort of amicable ambiance. We will not return.

We live local and after a beach walk in Hunstanton the Granary is our goto cafe because its down to earth, quaint, allows dogs, serves great food at a reasonable price (a decent breakfast at £3.50 is our usual), has wonderfull cakes and scones. Then go for a browse through the antiques upstairs when youve finished......whats not to like.

Simple breakfast, no crushed avocado, well served and tasty food with plenty of options at a very reasonable cost

We both enjoyed fantastic scones here; one cheese and bacon and one cream tea.

Lovely tea room where we were welcomed with our 2 children and 2 dogs. Great selection of food including a build your own br Alfa’s then with the best fried bread we’ve had in a long long time. Generous portions and terrific value for money.

We had lunch here (3 adults, 2 children and 2 dogs)

We called in for tea prior to a walk in the nearby Common and Ken Hill Wood

We read about the granary and stopped especially. Very eclectic decor and you are sitting in the middle of a gift shop. We had tea and scone.which were okay and reasonably priced

Headed here for breakfast having never been before, cute bits to buy as well as the antiques section to look around .Breakfast was very nice & tasty , great price and quality items that you can pick & mix for 70p an item (so my 5 items were only £3.50), service excellent, as soon as we came through the door we were told sit where you like - we will bring over menus. At no time did we feel in the way as others shopped around us ! It is quirky , lots to look at from jams , fresh eggs , cards, scarves, handbags- not over priced at all. There were a few dogs in but they did not hassle anyone while they were eating , it was nice to see! A mix of local people and holiday makers ., we will definitely return. Thank you!

Went in for a light lunch but ended up having a pork roast dinner. The service was slow and I had to get up and get my own menus. The pork was a mixture of lovely melt in the mouth and too dry/tough to eat. All veg and potatoes, Yorkie was fresh and not frozen, but lacking in taste. There was way too much meat, too many potatoes and very little veg. The gravy was sparing and watery. They could do with reducing the price by a £, then serving half the meat, less potatoes and a bit more veg. We paid £22.50 for 2 roast dinners and 2 cans of diet coke. Also you are eating in the middle of people shopping. Both my partner and I were asked by a customer if we could serve her, as the lay out is confusing for customers. Overall, a disappointing experience.

Have been dining here since for a while now alternating between 2 other establishments in the town... No complaints until new management and now find different staff whenever we go... Food is still very good and are enjoying our evenings here. Only downside is the bill has been completely wrong..

First visit and felt really welcome with our dog who is still young and energetic but the girls brought him a biscuit and water bowl and fussed him which settled him down. Lovely crafts around the room to see or buy. Coffee nice and hot and in mugs which I like, and breakfast by the item which makes it very reasonably priced and being able to choose exactly what you wanted was great.

We went in here for some lunch time soup we were not disapointed, we had soup and a sandwich, all very tasty and washed down with a beautiful pot of tea.

We popped into this cafe in February whilst enjoying a mid-week break locally - it was our first visit but certainly won't be our last.

It's such a lovely place. Our first time there and next time we will allow more time to browse the upstairs antique room which is huge. Sunday dinner was lovely, good portions, good gravy, fresh veg. The cheescake was honestly the best I have ever had. From what I could see on Sunday the week lunches are excellent with some amazing looking cakes. We will be there very often now.

Breakfast is great, choose what you want and it's cooked for you to order. ALL the staff are friendly, smiling and happy to help. Even the clientele are so friendly, it must attract the right people.

Very friendly service, top notch cheese scones and dog friendly too. What more could you ask for. A good place too to buy reasonably priced unusual gifts.

After a long walk on Snettisham beach, we wanted a cup of tea and a cake to round off our walk. We knew about this place from previous visits to the area, and looked forward to sampling what it had to offer.

The Granary has always been a venue for fabulous cakes, scones, breakfasts etc but now it has expanded and we went for a Christmas menu last week. Started with a generous bowl of mussels in white wine sauce. This was followed by a Traditional Christmas dinner which I cannot believe anyone could clear the plate including all the extra vegetables. One slight criticism is I would have liked extra gravy but a minor point. Finally there was Bailey's cheesecake which wasn't what I had expected for a cheesecake but was delicious. They are moderately priced and provide good home cooked food. Worth a try and then spend time perusing the crafts downstairs around the outside walls and the antiques upstairs. You might find bargain!

Feeling peckish and pulled into the Granary. Opened the door to be met by an eclectic visual mix, was it a cafe or may be an antique shop no possibly a Christmas store. In fact it was all these things, but soup that settled the tummy was best.

Went for cuppa and something to eat with my daughter yesterday. The service was very good and quick. Will definitely be going back, and will recommend it to my friends.

Loved the Granary ! Lovely coffee and snacks , surrounded by gifty bits and bobs .Upstairs antiques and collectables, only downside very steep open staircase to upper level .Staff very friendly.

the coffee shop has been extended and there is loads of room now and well worth a visit.lovely coffee and plenty of food,cakes and scones with cream and jam.

Just a lovely place to meet for dinner or just a drink and cake lovely gifts as well to buy so nice to visit

We had a very reasonably prices Sunday roast. Generous helping of meat and 4 veg (including roast potatoes). We spent some time at the Granary as we loved the shop with its range of shelves selling local crafts. We took home apricot scones for afternoon tea - delicious and highly recommended!!

This is primarily a coffee shop so the range of hot food is somewhat limited, but there is nothing wrong with the quantity or quality of the food on offer. Cooked breakfasts are popular and there is usually at least one special of the day. Sandwiches are made to order and are on white, brown or baguette. Available to purchase in the coffee shop are holiday mementos, jewellery, guide maps, soft drinks and a selection of 2nd hand books.

Decided to take a break from the drive to Norfolk, had seen this place on a previous visit, so decided to call in. The place is a delight, crammed with collectables, bric a brac & ideas for pressies. Looked at the menu, I chose a coronation chicken wrap and my husband chose a hot pasty with salad? Thought it was an odd combination when I saw the menu but ours is not to reason why! Mine was passable but the pasty only contained a sort of mince-type neat, no small pieces of ANY vegetable or gravy so was very dry to eat. Decided to have a piece of cake afterwards, chose a date/ginger slice - again dry - covered in, it seemed to me, shortbread crumbs which fell away as I tried to eat it. Sorry, not pleasant. On a lighter note, the 'antique place' upstairs was a delight which evoked many happy memories. Bought a couple of items at very reasonable prices. We will try the coffee shop again in case we just visited on a not so good day!

the staff are very helpful and always a service with a smile.nothing too much trouble for them.the scones with cream and jam are delicious and coffee lovely too.we go there quite a lot.

This was our second visit as couldn't think where else to go.the first time a few weeks ago we had scones and coffee. Coffee was good and the date and walnut scones looked good but they were solid and stale but it could have been a one off.

My friend and I have been here before and as we had enjoyed it so much we returned.today however we were not met by the same person or the same welcome as before.My friend asked a simple question and was given a very short and unwelcome awnser by the lady there.We ignored this but when it came time to pay I very politely queried the bill as we were paying separately again met with a very unfriendly and bordering on rude anser to top it all we had 2 glasses of tap water with our food for which they charged us 20 pence each we were horrified as there is no mention of that anywhere on the menu and also the waiter should have informed us she was most unhelpful in explaining our bill and didn't want to give us the time of day no smile whatsoever and it was as if we shouldn't be there and it was too much trouble for her to bother there were only a few people there all in all extremely rude we felt very disappointed as the waiter was very nice and the food was good won't be returning .I havery also nevery been charged for tap water anywhere else both in the UK and abroad disgraceful.

We stopped here for cappuccino which was delicious, and the scones looked great. We did not order as still full up from our hotel breakfast, the cakes looked good that others were eating as well. Lots of notices to read, which were over kill, and the table could have done with a little rearranging and it was difficult to get between them. Typical coffee shop prices for drinks and eats. The building would be much better if they had the whole use of it, rather than sharing with a carpet retailer. It is old and has high original beams, but I was a little concerned about the cobwebs up there. But after all this it was worth a visit.

Popped in for a bite to eat n a cuppa..... Cake to die for. Lovely friendly atmosphere great place for families, couples or singletons x x

Stopped to look what was there and then stopped for coffee. Had a latte. Tasted really good.very reasonable price

Visited for coffee. The cafe is a lttle muddled. It's not clear if you order at counter or get served at table. There's so many signs it's a bit overwhelming. We only has coffee and scones but they were nice enough.

We’ve visited here on numerous occasions and always been more than happy with the service and choice of food and beverage available. Since converting to table service the choices have been extended considerably and they have been much busier as a result. The table service works much better and the management is to be commended for these changes. Always a good place for a coffee and a snack or lunch when in Snettisham.

Visited for Sunday lunch. Meal was excellent as was the service. Dining amongst lots of tempting trinkets to buy added to the experience. We will be back to look at the antiques upstairs which were unfortunately too steep for my mum. Well done for raising money for worthy charities as well.

After having done a walk on a cold and damp morning we visited the granary for coffee and scones. We chose the cheese and bacon scones, and asked if we could have them warmed up. What a surprise, they were the best scones we have eaten in a long time. So flavoursome. Coffee good too and a friendly welcome.

We have been to the Granary on many occasions now. The cakes are always amazing as are the Sunday roasts (as long you're hungry!) but make sure you book to guarantee a table. The Scones are the best I have had anywhere and always a...

My friend and I are visiting most Tuesdays for breakfast. Very dog friendly. You can order a sausage for your best friend. The best bit, you can order your breakfast just as you like it and than you pay per item. And if you go for lunch, try the sausage quiche. Absolutely delicious.

Wanted a traditional Sunday roast for my birthday. Had popped in here a couple of times for coffee and then read Trip Advisor. So, we booked a table. Very happy with the portions, quality and everything was cooked as we like. Didn't really have room for a pudding but it was my birthday... I went for the white chocolate cheese cake with raspberries and cream. Would recommend and look forward to going again.

We called in for a coffee and a scone, but when we saw the Sunday lunch, we changed our minds.

We are very lucky in this area to be well served with some fantastic eating establishments, however we booked for Sunday dinner at the granary, the meal was the best I've had very tasty home cooked food plenty of vegetables beef cooked to perfection, unfortunately it left no room for pudding but I did purchase some of the savoury scones for my Sunday tea. Very friendly owners just a great place to eat.

Fancied a bite to eat for lunch so my Mum and I came here for the first time. I had a delicious ham and cheese toastie and a pot of tea. My Mum had a sausage and onion chutney sandwich with a cappachino. We would recommend going there when you are next in Snettisham. Staff are really friendly and the place is quirky, it also has antiques upstairs. I would give the ham and cheese toastie 100%.

I really can't praise the granary enough, I visit often with my dog and we are made to feel very welcome.

Have visited a couple of times and everything's been lovely however this time it was not good . A choice of only two cakes and caught over done scones which are usually really good! Apart from that 3over cooked quiches, so not much choice. Ended up leaving and going elsewhere for a lovely cream tea, won't be visiting anytime soon which is disappointing when we live so close :-((

Maravilloso bollos y precios muy baratos. El calentamiento encantador, amable y acogedor

Muy buena sones preparado. Personal amable. Cálido. Un montón de aparcamiento. Un montón de regalos para comprar y un tienda. arriba clásicos

I booked an afternoon tea for myself and my elderly nan. Unfortunately she has allergies, nuts and dairy which can make things tricky. Anyhow regardless Angie created a beautiful spread for us which impressed my nan. There was so much there we packed the rest up for her tea. Thanks Angie, my nan loved it and it made her day.

Went to granary with a friend very warm and friendly staff lots of snacks and cakes. We had coffee to start with a cheese scone which was sublime. Had a good look around then returned for lunch. We missed the all day breakfast but had jacket pots instead very satisfactory. The service in the Café is A1

Had a lovely roast dinner really nice and fresh . Will definitely be back for more . Lady's are so friendly xxxxxxxxxxxx

We’ve visited this centre on numerous occasions over the past few years and have always received a friendly welcome. Plenty of parking. A coffee and gift shop on the ground floor. Excellent coffee and selection of hot and cold food, cakes and savouries. An antiques centre on the first floor with very friendly and knowledgeable staff.

When we stay at our static caravan in Hunstanton,we always visit The Granary and have been many times at different times of the day.Always experienced the same high standard of food,hospitality,and genuine warmth shown to the customers.The fruit scones are absolutely delicious.Mouth-watering! There is an authentic and sincere feel to the place which you don't always get,especially in some village pubs.They can be rather pretentious and 'cold'.The Granary is the exact opposite of this.A little gem just waiting to be discovered! Try it,you won't be disappointed.