The King's Arms in North Norfolk

the kings arms have a regular carving on wednesday evenings definitely worth a visit, good quality food and plenty of it . the decor is a bit dated and it's a bit scruffy in parts , but it didn't distract from our visit staff generally very good

Visited on a Wednesday night to an amazing carvery as always. Great service and waa not busy but was nice to just chilling

Called in on spec, do not be put off by first appearance, extremely friendly staff, good real ale but for us the real treat was the food, well prepared with no pre-frozen veg, nicely presented and hot. Only downside for us was the constantly flashing big screen.

Best carvery ever Everything was 100% fresh All the Staff were excellant Definitely our no.1 place to go on future holidays and visiting the area Ideal if you are on a boating holiday, about 5-10 minute walk from womack waters

Really lovely little village pub , food was excellent I had the salmon and my partner had the roast , the staff are super friendly and very welcoming , I would recommend this pub to anyone and added bonus they are dog friendly , they even have a little dog menu oh and the wine is yummy

The food was nice, although slightly overpriced. But okay, given the area. There were muted sports screens about which again is fine. Maybe later we could have sensed a nice environment but except for a couple of men at the bar we were the only ones inside. Neither the bar person or waitress smiled at all. The beer selection was very generic, not local, no craft beers. Overall an ok experience, quite functional. I left not needing to eat again that day.

Came for the carvery with my family, really well cooked food and loads of choice, more than enough for the most fussy and hungry carvery eater. Nice selection of drinks as well, would happily recommend for Sunday lunch. The popular comment was best carvery we’ve had and we’ve had a few.

The best carvery we've ever had! On our Holiday along the Norfolk Broads we stopped at Womack Staithe and booked a table at the King's Arms for a mid week roast dinner. Only annoying thing is that it's so far from home! Every single item on that carvery was delicious!

Decent carvery on a Wednesday special. It was our choice to sit in the garden which has a big play area with the gate bashing every second but the food was good.

I had high hopes. I always go into a pub and have a drink before attempting the food. If you can't get the drinks right in a pub, don't eat the food. The bar staff were lovely and we were not put off by the outside area either being a child area or having cars parked in front of your view. However, the red wine glass stank of old dish cloth and the wine inside was awful. I ordered a Malbec in a pub, as it doesn't go off, but that one was horrid. I didn't take it back as someone had just said the staff were busy.. Always a good idea to check your red wines, as they turn quickly and people will avoid them rather than say. It's not a customer's job to tell you something is wrong, it's your job to check before they are served.

Always enjoy coming here, great food and the girls behind the bar were very welcoming & friendly. Food is good portion sizes and the quality is good. They do a great carvery, Wednesday and Sundays. Nothing to complain about, other than leaving stuffed and needing a sleep after 😄

We visited the pub due to staying in accommodation nearby, a quick google located this one less than a mile away. Dog friendly too. The Sunday carvery was absolutely fantastic. 7 different joints of meat were on offer with the option to choose two or four. Plenty of options of veg on offer too. If you are ever in the area, this pub is well worth the visit. Good choice of lagers and real ales as well 🍻

This is our 3rd visit at The Kings Arms we returned for the Easter Sunday Carvery and again, it didn't disappoint. It really is the best carvery on The Broads, ample choice and very tasty. The staff couldn't do enough, so friendly and polite. We like it so much, I've decided to book again for my birthday in a couple of weeks.

We went for the Sunday Carvery as it had been rcommened by a friend and yes the carvery was excellent. The meat choices were the best I have encountered; turkey, lamb. pork, 2 different roasts of beef, one was rib,I think the other was sirloin ,smoked gammon and unsmoked gammon. The choice of vegetables was equally good. A great meal for £14.95 each person. It is not the cheapest carvery but so far it has been the best.

Lovely pub been coming here for years but noticing every time we come that the prices keep on creeping up and up. They have the captive audience of the boating holiday makers who are prepared to pay the high prices. Feel sorry for the locals who are getting less and less every time we visit. Greedy pub.

Decided to give the Wednesday carvery a try , staff were very friendly, great value for money, excellent selection of vegetables. The Yorkshires were the best I’ve had in a long while and the meat choice was very good was tender and flavoursome. The gravy was delicious, would recommend.

While passing through the village decided to pop in for a drink. Lovely warm welcome from lady behind the bar. Decided to look at menu and ordered the roast pork and roast turkey. So glad we did. It was so good. Lovely hit food and good portion size. Would definitely recommend and will be coming back again soon.

Absolutely amazing service and the food is just perfect. Carvery veg is so fresh, great selection and desserts are delicious. Would absolutely recommend to anyone!

Telephoned yesterday to make a Carvery booking to celebrate our anniversary. Advised that the Carvery commenced at 4pm so booked for that time. The place was virtually deserted and we were asked to select our drinks choice in our raincoats before even being given a table. The choice of veg was good BUT all the veg had been sitting there for hours. Only four roast potatoes left and like ALL the veg were barely warm. The meat was OK but, like the veg, barely lukewarm. The gravy was hot……thank goodness. A very, very disappointing meal for a special occasion. I have no idea how anyone could give a review of more than one star if their meal was like ours. A dreadful meal for my wife and myself and a special occasion spoilt by a complete lack of any kind of customer care.

Absolutely the best carvery for miles around. Bargain price, but the food is just beautifully cooked and plentiful. Even better, you can take away a dessert for just £3. Highly recommeded!

This is my local as I have just moved to Ludham. The pub is excellent, the staff are lovely and friendly. The food is delicious and they do the best carvery in Norfolk. Looking forward to many more visits to our local pub.

Exceptional carvery on a Sunday and Wednesday evenings. Best carvery around and price. Staff very friendly.

Just had a fantastic carvery, 7 of us sat down on Sunday night , plenty choice, well cooked & presented, even gave us a doggy bag for the dogs , thank you

Visited The King's Arms this afternoon as the restaurant we had intended to use for lunch was closed. Lovely, friendly welcome and the food was absolutely superb. Will definitely be back soon.

What can one say but what a beautiful carvery so full I might need an afternoon nap. Rest of the family enjoyed there carvery’s too. My wife had scampi and chips, the chips were over cooked but they halved the price of meal without any issues that’s the sign of good customer service. I would like to say thank you and the next time I am in the area with my family we will call in again.

Great service, a nice chat with the locals and the food was okay. My burger (ordered without additional cost extras) came plain with nothing except a bland meat patty in a poor bread bap. Skin on fries were nice. My wife’s crab salad was good but the crustacean was on the small side compared to other places we ate. My son liked his ham, egg and chips. Daughter’s sirloin steak was underwhelming. They make a play of meat being sourced locally which sets an expectation that wasn’t met in our visit. Would likely try again but not order steak or burgers.

Visited the Kings Arms a number of times during our recent holiday. Excellent food and friendly staff! Would definitely recommend this establishment for food or just drinks.

My husband and I had lunch here and chose from the pensioners lunches. My Cajun cod was very tasty and nicely cooked. My husband had ham salad. He said the ham was alright but the salad was very basic and lacking imagination. His potato’s were also tasteless. Desert was apple crumble for my husband which he said was nice although he would prefer more apple and less crumble. I had lemon meringue pie which I enjoyed.

The place was inundated with flies and the dishes and glasses were filthy. Might be worth investing in a bug zapper lamp and a decent dishwasher

Been to the kings arms lots of times always have excellent service and the food is always excellent lovely new decorated restaurant and lovely garden to sit outside

Good pub, good food, children loved the train which goes around the restaurant and the outdoor play area. Only 1 complaint my husbands meal, pasta dish was very small, granddaughters meal was bigger, and half the price.

On a recent cruising holiday on the Norfolk Broads we moored at the nearby Womack Staithe from where it was only a few hundred yards walk to the King's Arms. We called in for lunch where we had a very reasonably priced sandwich then returned in the evening for dinner. On arrival we were informed that there would be a 45 minute waiting time for our meal but this was actually served after less than 30 minutes. The food and service was first class. The pub also boasts a reasonable selection of real ales. Recommended.

We decided on a stop here for the Sunday carvery. To say the welcome was lacking is an understatement. The bar maid looked like she had never had a happy day in her life. One of the waitress' was surly with us when moving tables around. We made a complaint about the amount of fat on the beef. Next thing the landlord is leaning over us and asking who made the complaint in a very aggressive manner. When we showed him the plate of fat he admitted that it should never have been served like that. Then one of the chefs comes out and apologises and offers 6 deserts on the house but the damage had already been done. I was shocked as I have never been treated like that in any establishment I have been to and the fact that we had children with us. The food was half decent (apart from the fatty beef) for the money but I would say there's a lot better pubs on the broads for you to spend your money.

We visited this pub resturant on 2 occasions the first was Saturday evening meal we had booked a table as it does get very busy . We were greated and seated straight away the staff were very efficient and pleasant we were served very quickly even though the restaurant was busy the food was excellent generous portions and very well presented . The second visit was Sunday carvery we hadn't booked but they managed to seat us once again the service was impeccable .the meal was also excellent a very good experience all round I can througly recommend this establishment we will definitely be returning later this year!

Great food,great service, the staff are very attentive. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and highly recommend this place

Only pub in Ludham, wasn't sure at first but good food, friendly staff, landlord brilliant remembered everybody's drinks. My husband had Southern fried chicken burger and chunky chips, I had tapas, button mushrooms and garlic prawns with hot fresh baguettes. Most enjoyable.

So this was our first night on the Norfolk broads... first pub full unable to seat us or cook for us... next pub 1mile away.... wow what a find.... pub, staff, food all amazing... well worth the extra walk...

A great selection of roast meats (gammon smoked and unsmoked, turkey, pork, lamb, beef, steak pie and nut roast), and the biggest choice of veg we’ve ever seen in a carvery. Generous portions and very good price (£9.95). The main menu was also available with good selection of veggie dishes and lots of choice. We also had a rib eye steak which was delicious and cooked perfect. Staff very friendly and just a 5min walk from where we moored the boat. Excellent!

We go here on lots of Wednesday night but something wasn't right tonight. The meat was dry the cauliflower was hard. The crumble toping was like dough mix and not sweet at all and the apples were hard. The service was brilliant as usually.

We always visit The Kings Arms on our trips and the food, ambiance and service has always been exemplary. The staff are very welcoming to us and our dogs. We went Sunday evening and ate off the main menu - all of it to a high standard. They even gave us a bag of dog treats for well behaved dogs!!!Strongly recommended

The car very was amazing. My husband says it is the best carvery he has ever had in his life. He loves good food and is a hard critic so well done. Good to see reasonably priced good desserts. We will be back

as you walked in staff made you feel welcome and the food excellentn hot and not to long to wait. we were holidaying on a boat so moored at Womack staithe walked from the into the village, nice little village.

The food absolutely stunning - every single course was filled with amazing flavours which tantalised all our tastebuds - flight of wines had been expertly picked to accentuate all the different courses from the lobster to the 36 day aged beefIn truth the quality that made the evening even better and absolutely perfect was the ladies and gents working there for the night....nothing was too much from the smallest detail right the way up....from recommending cocktails to giving us more bread.....we have been to a lot of places to eat - the food here is the best quality....I can also say the colleagues here are what’s makes a visit even more memorable....which I believe is the extra ingredient that a lot of places are missing and in my view this is what puts the King’s Arms into a whole other level above the rest!!Thank you for the Best New Years Eve so far!!

Excellent food and great cask beers. Beware step up to seating area. Walkable from Womack Water moorings. Note memorial to Canute's visit and bequest to area on the way. He must have loved this magical county. St.Benet's Abbey is a testimony

Went for a family Sunday lunch. Booked the day before. Atmosphere good, staff very attentive and helpful. Carvery was excellent.. full selection of meat and wide selection of hot vegetables. Well worth the money.

I went to watch football, but the place felt 'right', and though it's geared up for sport (ie football) it was also a pub, with some real ales, and the coffee was OK too.

We stopped here on a weekday lunchtime and to be honest were sadly disappointed, the bar staff made us feel like we were putting them out when we ordered food, not a please, thanks or smile could be found. We ordered a range of food but two of the meals contained Parma Ham, which tasted off and was yellow, the rest were below average and over priced for what you got.We won’t be returning anytime soon!

Well the food was excellent all home made all look lovely nice plate fulls good range of drinks friendly staff very busy decor welcoming and dog friendly a traditional pub Will definitely go back well done

Stopped off whilst touring the broads. The walk from Womack Staithe stated 5 mins but it’s more like 10. The pub is ok. A little on the expensive side. A plain burger is £7.95 but to add cheese and bacon is another £2.50 and then a further topping is £1.50! Decided not to stop for food so can’t comment on the quality.

We tried the Wednesday carvery and were very pleased. Service was good. The atmosphere good. Food and drink excellent. A must stop off here again place.

We would recommend this place to everyone. The food is freshly cooked, piping hot and very good quality. All home made and beautifully presented. Smaller portions availabe regardless of age. Also had Sunday carvery here and never had so many choices of cuts of meat. Staff are exceptionally friendly and nothing is too much trouble. Very welcoming. Sophie served us and was very helpful with a very happy disposition. Excellent for couples and families. Miniature train running around under the ceiling beams is mesmerizing. Definitely on our list to visit again.

Had planned to moor at Ludham during boating holiday on the Broads. Had a social drink at lunchtime, returned for evening meal, food wonderful, good portions, staff friendly & not overly priced, would recomend

A very busy pub restaurant which says it all. The food is good. We went early without booking, but they advised booking, especially on Sunday.

Booked a table for 7pm on a Friday. When we arrived we were told there would be a 45minute wait. It turned out to be a 60minute wait. Food was average. Not sure why it took so long to cook considering what it was.

Great food, quick service and lots of choice on menu. Large portions no need to order any side dishes unless your a hungry horrice lol.Chicken ham pasta fully loaded well worth moneyLamb shank was big and heartyLasagne was nice but there was more salad and potato than lasagneMixed grill was great, cooked the way I askedWould return in future

Just had a fantastic steak meal. Our 2nd visit from the broads. Would recommend any one to visit this friendly run pub.

Had a lovely meal at this restaurant. My partner had the rack of ribs & i had the Cajun chicken. Both meals were superb.Sophie the waitress was very friendly & gave us great service. Definitely the place to go for great food.Thankyou.

Been to this place a few times now, really good service, great food, quite reasonably priced. Can get very busy at times

This is the second time that i have booked a table here. I think its unacceptable to book a table for a specific time and a specified amount of people and to be told when I arrive that the wait could be up to an hour due to how busy they are and people ordering in the bar. If I was a 'walk in' I would happily wait, but why agree to take my booking when you are too busy, greed me thinks!

Visited this pub last night we are staying in Great Yarmouth for holiday I had carvery which was lovley plenty of veg to chose from the food was all hot my partner had chicken bacon salad which was huge the staff were all friendly service was good if we came back again to area would defiantly use this place again I would recommend it to people visiting

Very good meals had a lot of different ones including vegetarian and children meals all excellent and different ones from dessert menu too

Dropping in from our boating holiday we received a very warm welcome, with good local beer and food. We ordered from the bar, fish bites, sweet potato and normal fries. All were homemade not frozen which was an unexpected surprise. Best pub we visited on our Broads trip for service and food.

We met some friends here for drinks in the garden while on holiday. The garden was small but a lovely place to sit and the kids play area was excellent!

Excellent food and good service in the restaurant. Bar area was very busy - so probably best to order drinks at the table if you are eating and it is busy. Portions are generous. My wife ordered the Sea Bass and it was twice the portion you would get elsewhere. None of us left anything but full - and even the sweetest tooth in our party was able to look at the desert menu. Highly recommended.

Amazing Mid week Carvery , Staff very friendly and happy to help. Will definitely be returning on our next holiday on the Broads.

Just had a great meal. Staff v helpful couldn’t do enough for you. A great menu and carvery, lots of home made food

We visited twice in our 12 day boat holiday. On both occasions the food was lovely. I had the seafood starter and it was fantastic. The steak was perfectly cooked, and the puddings good too. Staff are very friendly, and dogs are welcome inside the bar as well as in the garden. Very good location for watching live sporting events on tv.

Friendly staff great food beer up to scratch clean and tidy bit of a trek if your on the boat and free mooring best place to stop

visited last weekend for a family lunch. The staff were friendly and courteous and the environment pleasant. The carvery was very good with a good choice of properly caked meats including Lamb, and an excellent selection of veg. Good value for money

We have had several lunches here they do specials several days in the week ,for OAP,s excellent value . Staff are always helpful . Extensive menu either snacks or full meals . Always served hot and nicely presented ..

Great variety on the menu, friendly staff & the portions are huge. I loved the spicy wedges & the toffee crunch dessert.

Short 20 minute walk from mooring to lovely little village of Ludham you will come across this great pub. Clean and friendly staff together with nice gardens to back and front. The Carvery is a must.

This is family favourite for Sunday lunch. 6 of us met coming from around the area for a Carvery lunch. At 9.95 it's great value as always a wide choice of meat pork, Turkey, beef both rib and topside and smoked and unsmoked gammon all freshly carved by a friendly chef and then a huge choice of freshly prepared vegetables including cauliflower cheese and 4 choices of potatoes. The staff are friendly and the drinks prices make this for a very reasonable Sunday lunch. We will be back!

Moored for the night and walked the short distance to the Kings Arms. A warm welcome and the service was excellent as was the food, which was reasonable priced.

A good well priced carvery in a friendly pub. A choice of five meats and more vegetables than you need! Plenty of room in a big pub, a train set that runs round while you eat, great for kids. Probably the nicest and most helpful staff I have met in a while, nothing was a problem for them. Especially impressed with the kind waitress who took my lunch and kept it warm while I dealt with our newborn baby. Well worth a visit. The first pub in a while with turtle friendly straws!

Staff really nice, food fantastic, not the cheapest but worth the money, wheelchair friendly so great for us as friend is in one, deffinately going again, VERY impressed. The only down thing was it was not very warm in the restaurant

Had a great Sunday carvery here. Food was excellent, staff really friendly. Nice atmosphere. Dogs allowed in bar area, plus you can take your carvery through to bar area. Good value for money.

We have visited this pub for a number of years and because of the weather on holiday we ended up going twice. Both visits were really good and our different food choices were all top class. Monday is their free food with a pint, but we managed to slot in and ours came within 20 mins. Thursday was much quieter but very homely. Great range of beers etc - the lady manager runs the pub really well and our little spaniel is genuinely welcomed.

We moored up at Womack Staithe and headed up to the Kings Arms for dinner. As it was a Sunday we opted for their carvery. There was a choice of 6 meats which all looked delicious. Between the two of us we had lamb, prime rib of beef, turkey and pork. Each was cooked really well and did not disappoint at all. There were many options of vegetables as well as lovely roast potatoes, yorkshire puddings, cauliflower cheese and much more.The restaurant itself was very pleasant if a tad dark, maybe a bit brighter lighting would better, and as another reviewer has mentioned, the tables are very close together. However the service was attentive without being intrusive and all staff were polite and helpful.A good choice of beer made the visit all the better and we would recommend the Ghost Ship Ale.

Made to feel very welcome by the delightful Sophie, menus were explained as there is also a senior citizen specials menu, on asking what beers they had she managed to relate a great selection, I asked if their food portions were generous as I struggle with large portions, she arranged for me to have a smaller portion to suit my needs. The steak and ale pie was a perfect size for me, succulent and tender meat and very good pastry , good selection of vegetables too. But, Sophie was the star of the show A credit to this country inn, an absolute joy. Well done .

Dropped in for lunch with our two dogs while touring Norfolk. Welcomed and water bowl brought out for the dogs. Hearty fare at value process. Locals made the place feel homely

Four of us stopped by the Kings Arms on 1st January at lunch time. The pub was very busy but the staff soon made a table for us. We chose to have the carvery. A selection of roast meat was on offer, plus steak and ale pie, lasagne, chilli con carne and rice plus a wide selection of vegetables. All the food was excellent. Despite being busy, the service was very good.

Visited here with friends. Booked thinking it may be busy in the run up to Christmas but there was only one other table of four in the restaurant. Very wide menu choice, averagely priced. We were seated directly opposite the other table being used - why do this when the rest of the restaurant is empty, we want to enjoy our conversation not that of others and I'm sure they felt the same way. One friendly and efficient waitress and one who didn't have a clue. Main courses varied hugely three of a good size the other looked meagre. Three of us who had chips experienced burnt over fried chips, possibly reheated and oil to hot or needed changing. Other fried goods were well and truly overcooked and batter burnt. We finished main meals and sat for a while, its nice to have a reasonable break between courses but this was to long. Were then asked if we wanted coffees and we requested the dessert menu. Were informed apple pie was not available but it wasn't on the menu anyway and the two apple options on the menu were both available. Asked if the hot desserts on the blackboard were available and told they would check, requested hot chocolate pudding or if not available I would have the toffee crunch off menu page. I ended up with hot toffee pudding?! Were then informed if we wanted any more drinks we would have to have them in the bar as they were closing the restaurant (9.45pm). The other table of four had changed for another table of four during the evening so they didn't seem able to cope with a split of 12 diners. Our bill for the evening was £100 so not impressed and will not be returning.

Went here for evening meal.Friendly , helpful staff .Delicious Crispy Cod and chips, batter was first class.Reasonable price.Couldn't understand why restaurant was half empty the day before Christmas Eve

Well this is a very nice pub to have a drink in we had a couple of drinks on two occasions sitting outside under the parasols with the sun shining and we'll made welcome by the staff and by the locals who were in the pub already there is also Sky TV available there is a Hughes dining area and the garden out the back has several seating areas also all in all a very nice drink

Excellent very good value lunch today for £5.95. Lots of other menu choices too! Food was well cooked and presented. Friendly staff and excellent service. Ludham has many beautiful walks and combining a lunch at the Kings Arms makes a good day out!

Excellent choices of meat and veg. Top quality ingredients and well cooked. Nice relaxed atmosphere. Five stars from me 😊

Visited on a Wednesday evening so fairly quiet. Excellent choices on menu and specials board including some lovely fish options. I had sea bass on rosti potatoes with leek and bacon sauce and could not fault it. Marvellous mix of flavours. The rest of our party had other choices but we're well satisfied. Harriet made our visit all the more enjoyable and couldn't do enough for us - very attentive waitressing without being intrusive.

myself and friends had a meal at the kings arms , what an absolute super meal, 3 of us had a carvery lots of choice of meats and vegetables and I had a meal from the menu, all four meals were really good and very reasonable price, beer was also good cannot recommend the place enough for good food and drink, well worth a stop !

Went here on two occasions during our boat holiday on the Norfolk Broads. On both occasions, the food was excellent and reasonably priced. There is a model train that goes around the ceiling on a track which is very unusual and the children in the restaurant were fascinated by it. The only down side was one member of staff who acted like she really didn't want to be there and let the other efficient and helpful staff down with her attitude.

We had a meal which was really nice and then watched a band. Worth a visit for both things. Nice village too.

1st class pub & restaurant. The food here can only be described as WONDERFUL! The staff are so friendly and attendant they cater for your whim. Be warned ! , the portions are LARGE. We all agreed it deserves a HIGHLY RECOMMENDED rating.

We visited the above establishment on Sunday during a week on the Broads. The Public House had a very good ambience and the beer was first class. Unfortunately we had already eaten so were not able to partake of lunch. I thought that a real pity because the food on display looked excellent. The smell was delightful.The staff were well presented and helpful. I was really disappointed that we couldn't eat because it looked and smelled like really good value. We tried to return later in the week but unfortunately couldn't get a mooring. We had a very pleasant drink sat in the garden with lovely sunshine. I would recommend this eatery

Good atmosphere and drinks selection. Dog friendly, food menu extensive and the best priced out of the six pubs we had visited whilst holidaying on the Broads. Food quality decent as what we would expect. Only ones women toilet which could prove a bit of a wait to spend a penny at busy times. Would visit again.

Always visit here during our annual boating holiday on the Broads. Didn't disappoint this year. Lovely place, friendly staff and great choice of good food menu. Pet friendly too. Highly recommended

Live in the village and always go here at least twice a month. Good place to relax and enjoy a quite drink and a nice meal. Had a rib eye steak tonight and was very nice. My kids played up but an ice cream later they were fine lol.

Down on norfolk broads on holiday and always come to this place for a meal staff very friendly and helpful can't do enuf for you meals are delicious service very good cannot fault it recommend it to anyone on a visit to come and try for themselves

We were moored up at Ludham and wandered to find the pub. We initially just popped in for a drink and had a little look at the menu. It looked yummy. We booked for that evening and went into the restauarant end. The venue is very nice and large, there is a play area for the kids in the Beer Garden and a wonderful train that runs around the ceiling of the restaurant. There was plenty on the menu and a great choice for children. We all thoroughly enjoy our mains and desserts. Well worth the 10 minute walk from the boat. More of a roll back as we were so full. There is a specials menu I had Tandoori Chicken and Rice, the other meals were Ham, Eggs and Chips, Pork Chops And a Burger. Everyone enjoyed their food. Our Daughter had Chicken Fingers and Chips and then a DIY Ice Ceam, she was very happy.

Large portions of good quality food. Good service and good value for money. Would definitely come again. We sat outside in the beer garden. Nice play area for kids, pool table and even the dog was welcome. Excellent pub.

Visited the Kings Arms which moored up at Ludham on our boating holiday. A short walk into the village we booked a table for later that day.The food is pretty good. Plenty of options on the carvery including loads of meat, potato and veg choices. Much more than you would find in a more widely known carvery establishment.The meat was lovely and not overcooked, as were the potatoes. The veg was ok but had obviously been stood a will so had gone a little limp.The meal was really good value for money and the staff were really friendly and welcoming. The play area out back was a nice to have and our son spent a good half hour playing there before we made our way home (takeaway deserts in hand... again, really nice!!!).