The Lattice House in King's Lynn and West Norfolk

Lovely pint. Despite being the only one of two customers. Something about a relaxed evening in a cold November without the pub being busy made it better, although it be nice if the lattice had customers, just probably not the right day or time of day, friendly bar staff and good price for Carlsburg. 4 out of 5

Best spot in town for drinks, good events, good food, lovely staff, just overall great vibes. Would highly recommend for chill day time food and drink and lively nights!

Stunning little pub, honestly I wouldn’t go anywhere else, there’s a lady there called lizzie who always makes a great effort to make my time their amazing ! Would highly recommend this spot !

Alright pub, lots of history, nice selection of beers for me and wines for the missus. Don't mind the northern soul nights either, remind me of my mod days.

We had been recommended to have lunch there - but were very disappointed with the entire experience First there was only one person serving both the drinks and delivering the food orders , there was a lack of menus on the tables and we eventually found the lunchtime menu on another table, We ordered our meals , it took a while for the food to arrive and although it was edible it was very standard pub grub There were a few other tables where people had eaten- but the one bar staff seemed oblivious of the dishes left and certainly didn’t clean the tables after customers had left. In the meantime we were eating our lunch other people arrived but the one bar member had gone outside for his cigarette break- leaving customers waiting to order a drink. We finished our meal and when he eventually came to clear our plates he asked if everything was okay- a bit late to say the least. 2 of our party have served in the hospitality industry and were told that you should approach the customers during the meal to enquire if anything was okay- as if not they can decide whether or not to pay also when clearing tables ask if they would like anything else- a dessert maybe ??( an opportunity to upsell ) All in all we won’t be rushing back- Wetherspoon give better service!!

Had a carvery , could be much warmer on hot places etc , gravy was extremely salty , ruined the meal ! Definitely not a quality Sunday carvery

Great atmospheric hidden gem of a 15th Century building not far from King’s Lynns Market Square. Friendly staff, great beer and lovely lunch time menu and food. Definitely worth a visit!

So Far Sooo Good… Booked for our Roast Dinner for today, Crystal, Lovely lady on other side of the phone was Great, Even Accomidating Us with asking the Chef to make us some Mash… Booked for 1230, Update to Follow.. 😊

I was on the search for somewhere serving Gluten Free food, and happened across this absolute gem of a pub by chance. The GF Fish & Chips were amazing, the best I’ve found anywhere. I felt very welcome here, and will certainly be back!

We picked the lattice as our next stop in local pub lunch club, where we visit different local pubs every month. Booked in advance as we’re always bigger than a normal table size, and lattice were great at catering for us! we pre-ordered our food on Friday afternoon for Monday lunch and everything arrived quickly and service was super friendly. They were also great at helping as much as they could with accessibility needs, as the majority of our group are visually impaired. Great feedback from all of the club members on the food, and the selection of drinks available- the smashing lattice burger was the favourite I think! Thank you for having us and it’s likely you’ll see us on a return trip soon!

Went for a live gig here, it was a grime night! Was a great place, great staff and fab food! Lost my debit card which was retrieved by staff - how wonderful! Lovely bar for a night out or just a lunch/dinner as caters for all... Thanks for a good night everyone @ the lattice.

Olde worlde pub, great atmosphere, brilliant staff. Fantastic band playing, had a great evening dancing the night away x

Fantastic find. Dog friendly for my friends who were visiting. The food was incredibly good and generous portions. Excellent staff. In Kings Lynn tomorrow with a friend. Definitely going to take her there.

Lovely building for dinner and the staff and friendly and welcoming cracking service the food was really good and even had a specials board no deserts on menu but did have home made cake

Lovely food in an authentic local pub. The new owners have transformed the place. The pub has a young feel but in the most gorgeous setting.

Amazing building big open fire great staff and live music always worth a visit and a great pint of Guinness

Such a friendly crowd and superb staff. Beautiful place. Thanks to Lizzy and Tracey for such a fab welcome.

Absolutely great, once they start doing food I will love it even more. Well done to the new owners..

Lovely building and superb welcome from helpful, friendly staff. The beer recommendations were very good.

Stopped in for drinks here. Really beautiful building and the staff were really welcoming and friendly. They were really great with our little one and made us feel very welcome as a family. They hadn't started serving food yet when we stopped, otherwise we would have also had lunch in, but took the time to suggest other alternatives. We had soft drinks and they did coffee. The cake looked really good too and said it was home baked.

New owner has bought a breath of fresh air to this pub, absolutely fantastic atmosphere and super friendly staff, already my go-to pub in King's Lynn

Excellent. Pub has reopened under new owners. The staff are attentive and I wish the new owner all the very best. Ale is great and the cakes are good too

This is such a beautiful pub and made to be even more gorgeous under new owners! The drinks are lovely and the bar staff are super friendly and knowledgeable. 100% recommend this place for drinks or a coffee and cake. Such a comfortable, friendly atmosphere.

Great experience! Had a party for our friends birthday and the manager helped with planning and keeping everything secret, and we had a great night and lovely service!

Great pub, beautifully renovated grade two listed building and new owners with wonderful ideas for future. New chef coming soon and lovely food round the corner

The LATTICE HOUSE re-opened with new owners in July 2023 after being closed to some time - I have to say WOW!!! an amazing atmosphere, friendly staff and owners who looked like they were having as much fun as the customers and couldn't do enough...

The pub itself was ok, but I have to give a bad rating because of the card payments. We went for drinks in an evening and the next day I was surprised to see on my bank statement my card has been used in 3...

Whilst visiting Kings Lynn we were looking for a pub that was showing St Helens in the Rugby Challenge Cup Final. Steve was not actually showing it but kindly put it on for us. Big shout to Steve and his staff for allowing two massive...

Brilliant bar staff came from out of town was nothing but brilliant Steve and Abby was so attentive.

Went there on Saturday to watch a football game at 7.00pm Went in and it looked dirty. The landlady was sitting with the landlord and another person eating McDonalds out of boxes. They sat t their scoffing whilst people were coming in which were mostly...

Relli could pub just proper rap WiFi Other than that I rather enjoyed the beer in there FIX THE WIFI

Went here for a surprise meal and the food was both too expensive and not very good quality either, shall not be going again

Lovely building with so much character inside and out. Attentive polite staff. We visited with friends on a very busy Saturday evening. Ordered food and drinks. It did take a while to arrive but was well worth the wait. Burgers were large and really tasty...

Steak meal for 2 plus bottle of decent wine £20. Cooked perfectly, pleasant and attentive service. Excellent value.

Called in early June for Saturday lunch time snack to support the new owners. Barmaid was very friendly, limited menu so had to keep going back to the bar to order something that was on the menu. Food arrived promptly but the pulled pork burger...

Can't understand why opened so good with a full menu now only does sandwiches at lunch time and evening menu getting smaller

First visit since reopening, Good food. Nice and clean.good decor, very friendly staff &quick service

Firstly, the front door wasn't open at opening time. The barkeeper was filling the till with change which went on for about 5 minutes.before we could order. Then we were told there was NO COFFEE. ......Seriously?..... Yes, SERIOUSLY! Soft drinks were ordered and guess what?...

The DJ was great , it was a brilliant night except for the moody bar maid, she looked like she didn't wanna be there, which was a shame .

We have eaten here a few times since they opened. The service is very nice and welcoming. The food is fantastic, it is fresh and really nice. Food does take a little while but that's due to it being properly cooked fresh

This pub has recently re-opened and has new owners. I visited lunchtime with a group of friends. We all had light snacks, sandwiches etc. The food was nice reasonably priced and well presented, staff were friendly and the pub itself had a nice atmosphere.

My partner & I decided to try the revamped Lattice House. First thing we noticed was the awful smell near the bar (sewage?). Found a table upstairs, discovered menu was hard to read in the poor lighting (used torch on our phones).

Haven't eaten here yet but nice to see back to its proper name. Staff seem friendly enough. Hope it is what it seems

Had lunch here with a colleague this week. Our table was right by a lovely log fire but the room was very cold and draughty despite this. The table was beautifully laid and we were made very welcome. My friend ordered the burger and it came with all the trimmings and looked delicious. I had pumpkin soup and ham hock terrine plus a side of amazing ‘fat’ chips - all lovely but...........why, oh why did they serve artificial spread instead of butter? It tasted really nasty. However, the experience was a good one and we would eat there again.

We went here for a quick Lunch not realising that it had changed hands and was not how we expected it to be, very overpriced for Kings Lynn we both thought and not particularly good food

Food seems okay very over priced though had the sausage and mash which was okay however the creme brulee was one of those jokes that just isn't funny.

Impromptu booking for 12 for a family reunion - great food and atmosphere. Live pianist who also sang some requests for us. Thanks must go to Benny who's joie de vivre was infectious! We will be back 😀

This is my go to pub in Lynn. It is very relaxed atmosphere and an amazing historic building. Me and my friends always go here first for night out and usually end up just staying here cause its so chilled out. Got food here a few times, it used to be better but they changed menus, still okay though as have deals on like curry night. Quite cheap prices for everything. Used to have the best staff sadly a lot left after the passing of Sam Cooper. He done quiz nights every Monday and it was always packed, the best time to come in but now things just are not the same. Everything is still nice, good atmosphere even though they do need to change a few light bulbs. This is a great place to go in winter when they have the fire on too.

This is a 15thC town house (that’s in the 1400s!!) just off Tuesday Market in Chapel Street. It is now justifiably a Grade II* Listed building. It was originally owned and used by the clerics of the nearby Chapel of St Nicholas. But starting in 1714 it became an Inn, then a Tavern and now a Pub! The building was called ‘Ye Olde Lattice Inn’ in 1714 but now is known as ‘The Lattice House’.

Ordered food and didn't have half the things on the menu. Asked for mushy peas didn't have any. Ordered drink didn't have any. Got the food and it was wrong. Never going back.

Went for lunch and to be honest we should have walked back out as soon as we got inside.

My husband and I stopped here for our Sunday roast. Good food at a reasonable price (£6.95) . Bar staff could be a little more motivated and cheery though. Overall good food. Would return .

Went with my husband for a drink and something to eat i had a mix grill my husband had ham eggs and chips the chips was awful not cooked and the sausage was not cooked that evening I had a very bad stomach would not recommend definitely will not be going back

Very friendly but not enough staff, we a hot meal at lunch time, I had the Mega mixed grille (all fine)

the most recent reviews of this surprise me.

Popped in here for a meal before going to the corn exchange, we chose a table and sat down. The table was sticky. Went to bar and ordered food, it arrived quite quickly and was asked if we required any sauces. From here it went...

Cheap top pressure beer, adequate food but not the place it used to be. Lacks atmosphere as most locals seem to shun it now. Potentially a great drinkers pub; actually an often deserted shell.

Visited here a couple of times on a recent trip to King's Lynn. It's a wonderful medieval building, with a good atmosphere, friendly and knowledgeable staff, and a good choice of well-kept cask beers at very good value prices. A very good pub indeed.

Regular visitors for good quality real ale. Had food for 1st time last night (26 Apr 2017), dreadful quality and worst food I have ever been served with. Pork burger had huge lump of gristle in and Ultimate BBQ burger was totally tasteless. Chips were cold and tasteless and the meal lacked drastically on presentation - didn't chance dessert.Was very cheap - £8.98 for 2 meals with a pint of real ale!!! But cheap for a reason. This pub cannot compete with The Globe which is always good. The Lattice House needs to up its game on the food front.

My husband and I decided to go for a lunchtime treat here on a Friday. Will be the last time we go here for food. We both ordered a burger and chips. We waited about 30 - 45 mins for the food to arrive, when we got it it was stone cold. The waitress went back and reheated it (was quick so wasn't fresh and was just microwaved) My meal was tasteless, I had the burger with chilli and cheese, the chilli didn't even have much taste. My husband had the big burger with the chicken, onion rings and bacon in. His bun was rock hard. Chips weren't thoroughly cooked through.I will be avoiding this place in the future!

Went here for a family Sunday lunch as used to come to this pub years ago.It is a good boozer-the beer is good and theres a good choice (although the Adnams IPA was off), It's a great building and it has a nice atmosphere, though make sure you dont go in the locals bar to the right of the entrance opposite the car park (!), HOWEVER, the service, even for the drinks was very poor. The bar maid threw a hissy fit because we wanted to split the bill between the three families. And the food, well!Most of us went for the Roast beef and horseradish Sunday roast-on the basis that roasts are usually OK. I think the meat was pre-sliced and so was tasteless. The veg was actually not too bad but it was overall a parody of a Sunday roast!Perhaps it was to be expected that the bar maid of a nervous disposition was quite unable to supply the promised horse radish, and took it as a personal affront that we even asked for it.Kings Lynn is a town that's struggling to maintain its historic and interesting centre-the experience we had the Lattice House is just a symptom of this.

Nice to see a place trying to support the smaller (and in my opinion better) breweries. Lovely building, good friendly service and great value Humpty Dumpty Little Sharpie at £2.35. If I had my CAMRA card it would have been £2.15!

Went in for fish and chips with my daughter, sat next to kitchen, waited 45 minutes for the food to arrive, during this time only 2 other meals left the kitchen and there did not appear to be anyone else waiting for food, most tables were unoccupied, just a few drinkers in the bar area. When our fish and chips arrived they were plonked unceremoniously on the table. Stone cold. Inedible. Incredulous! NEVER AGAIN.

Nice little place, Beer is good but service is very very slow. They are in a remodel now so maybe it will be better when all done.

Went here last night at 10.15pm. There were about 8 people in the bar we went in,don't know about the other bars. We were told last orders and been called and they wouldn't serve us!!!!!!!! We went to globe where we spent about £25. We were regular visitors to the lattice where we loved to sit by the fire but since it has changed hands the fire isn't lit and service is slow. It is now cold and unwelcoming. Very sad, don't think we will be back.

Formerly a Wetherspoon's, it is now part of the Hawthorn group, but it would be hard to tell without a close look. The menus is cheap and cheerful and the drinks range has a selection of cask beer. The big issue is the service, which can be very slow. It is not really the fault of the staff, who are pleasant and helpful, but are forever running around between the bars to pour drinks or use the tills. More staff might help, clearing tables and delivering food, but I think trade will slowly eke away unless this issue is addressed. If you are patient enough, the beer is fine and there is a good selection. The food is a typical pub menu where turnover is preferably to quality.

Lovely old building, very good atmosphere. The anti dote to the overprice stuffy atmosphere. Of most North Norfolk pubs. Simple food, excellent value and friendly staff.

Had a steak that was tough as old boots which one of the staff agreed with me saying their steak was also tough and horrible chicken in a burger breakfast not bad as plenty of bacon. Drinks very cheep but attracts wrong sort of people. And the decor is terrible and dreary. Nice and friendly staff though.

I went with some friends yesterday. The staff were nice althought they should hire some more people as they had a lot of customers. Drinks were so cheap!! £2,60 a pint of beer.However the pub was so dirty and even the glass they gave us for the beer tasted weird... Like soap...Such a pity because it is a lovely place and the waiters were nice.

When we lived in the area several years ago, we were regulars at this pub and used to bring our friends and family. We returned for the first time between Christmas and New Years this year and it has changed for the worse. Sadly, our last memory would be quite an unpleasant one... The place was almost empty, looked a bit run down, the food was slopped together on the plate with no real care and when you could find staff (that wasn't in the back chatting amongst themselves) they were extremely rude. We should have just gotten up and left but stuck it out for old time sake. We won't be back and wouldn't recommend this place to anyone anymore.

Was really gutted when I found out this place wasn't a whetherspoons anymore, although the place hasn't changed much since price and menu wise. My boyfriend and I visited on a bank holiday thought we would give the food a try since I was starving mid sale shopping, wasn't overly busy the issue was they were severely understaffed which was a severe oversight by management (not blaming the staff because I know it's not their fault) but a 20 minute wait for drinks and over an hour wait for food is awful, also the food was a bit simple compared to when it was a spoons ( e.g. No lettuce or trimmings on burgers), definitely not rushing back

This is a lovely old building and a very relaxed pub. Good priced food and drink but the owners need to sort staff. There is never enough. Felt very sorry for the two lovely staff members today who were run off their feet. We have sat and watched loads of customers walk in, wait awhile, get fed up and leave . Come on owners that's money walking out of the door! !!!!!!!

Went with family for a meal hard to know where to start ona review.Two kids were screaming with their parents , kids being toddlers were allowed to sit in the bar area with parents who had no issues with them standing on furtniture.The tables were left uncleared, when I asked for the table to be cleaned the table had the previous plates removed but not one table was wiped in the time we were there.The upstairs bar was shut , the place looked tired, not enough staff on tables or behind the bar. I ordered steak medium and that was supplied rare at best , peas cold as was my daughters to , The food is certainly not up to the standard that used to be here and at other Weatherspoon pubs. At best this pub is a hostelry for the locals to swill beer and not for the average people who may wish to stay and have a meal. Disappointing visit.

Absolutely awful came down from Newcastle to visit family and came here for a meal. Went to sit upstairs no tables had been cleared and no lights working bar upstairs was closed when somebody eventually came upstairs asked if they could turn the lights on to be told they couldn't get anyone to come out and fix them and that we would probably be sat in the dark by the time we got our food. Went to sit downstairs instead ordered our meals which took ages to come our meals came with carrots instead of peas without being told and were still raw food was awful will not be coming here again staff very rude!

This has gone so downhill since being taken over in April-16. Staff are not attentive, the bar upstairs is never open for service, food is pretty tasteless. I've starting going to the Maids Head instead !

My wife and myself popped in here on day this week for a snack and a coffee each, we often used to go in here when it was a properly run Wetherspoon establishment, but since it has been changed around, the quality and cleanliness has plummeted to low levels of service

Have visited this excellent town centre pub dozens of times & have never had a bad meal, including the recent visit earlier this week.....but the place could do with at least 1 more member of staff to offer a hand to the poor lass who was chasing her tail flitting between both bars whilst also serving food to customers.Such a shame they're clearly scrimping on staff to obviously keep costs down/profitabilty up, because in the end the dirty tables & frustrating wait at the bar for drinks/food will rebound on them as folks migrate to other establishments.I doubt folks would mind coughing up an extra few pence or two on a drink/food to ensure faster service & clean tables/floors. Seems to be a common theme these days, which is also a very disappointing one.

Stopped here for a quick bite before we wen off to the fireworks in the walks, Pub was busy and took a while to get to the bar to order, once ordered food came quickly despite them being busy.Food was average, ok but nothing special.

I used to come here quite a lot when it was owned by Wetherspoons and it was probably the best pub in town. How things have quickly changed as soon as Wetherspoons sells it.Went in there for a quiet drink with my partner after attending an event and how I wish that I didn't. It was understaffed and the service that was given was appalling. I waited for about 20 minutes to get a drink. I finally got served by what I believe was the duty manager and her lack of customer service skills were apparent. I got asked for ID and then asked who the other drink was for. I stated that it was for my partner and was rudely told that she had to be present and that I couldn't be served. I asked if I could pay for the drinks now instead of waiting in the queue again and leave them at the bar, which I could then fetch my partner to be ID. The member of staff bluntly said no and went to serve someone else. I reluctantly fetched my partner which caused us to loose our table. We then waited in the queue again and was rudely ignored when we got close to the bar. We then decided to leave because we had enough. It's such a shame as it used to be a really nice pub. I have spoken to a few people and they have all had bad experiences here recently. I won't be returning here again.

Great full English Breakfast.Good value for money.Good service.Great location near our hotel , when we visited Kings Lynn.

We came here for a weekend in the summer and spent many a happy hour in the lattice house with good real ales and food and looked forward to returning.Well what a disappointment!!! It was dirty, the seating had been moved which left great gaps everywhere.The cosy atmosphere that was there once has gone.In fact it was raining and we only stayed for one drink, rather getting wet to go elsewhere than to stay there.We will not return and that's such a shame

Food was what you expected for the price! Slow service even though it was quit and whe we asked for condiments - we were told they were through the other bar - he could have easily asked what we wanted and got it for us and the entire experience would have been greatly improved.

This pub was previously a weatherspoon pub, and the food was very good, in fact over the several years of eating there we never had a bad meal. That is quite an accomplishment by anyones standards.However, since it changed hands we have tried twice and the first time we put it down to settling in, but the second time it was even worse. Dry, overcooked food and lack of salad/dressings etc.They need to get a hold of this or it will be a quick demise.

By far the best pb in King's Lynn, with friendly atmosphere; excellent food day and evenings. Outdoor (small) area. Very close to north end of town and main square.

Went here for a meal with a couple of our other friends, for the Steak Tuesday Deal, we all had different steaks with either chips and salad etc.Was very good

Arrived on a Saturday evening at 8pm on 30th July 2016.We have visited every year for sometime and look forward to it was one of my favourite Pubs.Firstly there was no Real Ale available,the Pub was short staffed the bar area was messy.After some wait we ordered a Lager and a cider,ok not cheap but not too pricey either.The menu looked like a smaller version of the Wetherspoon Pub it once was before being sold.Food very average,cheap but average.Upstairs has a nice area to eat with a bar,BUT the bar was closed,yes on a Saturday,By 10pm it was getting really chilly inside(all doors and winsows wide open)..A little later my companion went outside for a smoke I went to the toilet,when I came back my full pint had vanished....That was it,cold no beer went back to our Kings Lynn hotel.I didn't know Wetherspoon had sold the Pub ,it was always so nice but not anymore.Poor service,not very clean ,no Real Ale till later,had problems pouring that,so didn't bother.I for one will not be returning,POOR at best.emailed company,but never got a reply!!

We went here for a steak night still thinking it was a Weatherspoon's, that was the biggest mistake we've made to date.The menus looked different but we didn't actually suss it out until after we ordered the food . . . . Huge lumps of gristle in the steak is not we like paying for - so we complained and got our money back :)We wouldn't bother again, such a shame as it use to be a great pub :(

Since its changed its the best steak u can get in Norfolk it's really different and a lot better food recommend this place to anyone

Living in Lynn this is a place I've been to a load of times. Until very recently it was a Wetherspoon's pub and though wasn't perfect I never had reason for complaint. food was decent for the price and the pub has always been a great place to hang out. It still is a great place to meet up with friends for a drink but the food has gone backwards and risen in price. I've had a couple of meals in there since it changed hands and I won't be back for food. I just isn't as good as it use to be and the price increase just makes it even more of a disappointment. If you want to nice pub with character to hang with some friends for a drink, go ahead, but for food I would avoid it. Plenty of better places near by.

Cheap beer and lovely building. Staff were a bit slow, but very polite when you did get served! Good value for money.

The pub has an enclosed beer garden at the back, that is good for children, although it was small and difficult to get away from smokers. We both had a pint of cola. The staff were very friendly and efficient, and prices reasonable

Our starters of chicken strips and King prawns came out very prompt and was very tasty but our mains....we waited over half an hour after complaining to the manager he informed us that he had asked them to be cooked again as he wasn't satisfied with the first offering ( I think they had been left under the warmer since the starters had gone out) our fajita burgers finally arrived and I wish they hadn't. I basically received a piece of chicken with guacamole and sour cream, there was absolutely no fajita flavour at all

Still one of the best pubs in Lynn quiet well positioned and very reasonable food and even better its not another bloody weatherspoons!

the last 3 reviews seem a bit harsh actually. i ate here today and had no problem at all. 2x Wexford chicken came out quickly with my side orders of coleslaw and sweetcorn. very nice indeed. pint of carlsberg for £2,10 very cheap indeed, actualy i found the staff to be friendly and efficient, food and service was of a good standard, will come back again

The food in the past under the Weathrspoons banner was always very good as was the service, last night the food was aweful and the service was as well, I stood waiting to be served at the bar for 15 mins there was no one at the bar. I must say its the first time under the Hawthorn name and it will be the last!

On a previous visit I liked The Lattice House as it was more peaceful and relaxing than other Wetherspoons' pubs. Now it's under the Hawthorne Leisure banner and based on this visit it's even better. The place was clean, tidy and the staff were friendly and on the ball. It was Wednesday so there was a chicken theme to the lunch menu. I opted for Wexford Chicken, which came with a peppercorn sauce, mushrooms, peas and chips. Together with a pint of Fosters this came to just under £7. A really enjoyable meal and I will definitely visit again.

Am told that there has been a change of management at this place and boy doesnt it show. Staff were very surly. For one young girl everything was clearly an effort, lots of sighing and a 'hard done by' attitude, stomping of feet and swearing under her breath. More interested in her colleagues and gossip. Food was rather appalling too. Looks like there has been a change in menu and this obviously comes with change of suppliers. Had a very straightforward burger, but this was so dry and tasteless and had two ingredients, that were stated on menu, missing. It also appears that their 'house wine' that is on tap is now not included with your meal. Instead a glass of vinegar is served. May I make a suggestion about the access door to the patio area out the back ... would be far nicer for your customers that sit at that end of the restaurant if the door did not bang each time it was used. Not very pleasant to hear each time a fellow customer exits for a cigarette. This is not the first time I have visited The Lattice House, but it is the first time I have had cause to share my experience.

Well done Hawthorne Leisure Pubs! My husband & I have just eaten at this pub today (15.5.2016) and what a difference with the new ownership/management. We last visited this place 10 days ago, whilst it was still under the Wetherspoon ownership - it was a disgrace. The food was awful, tables, chairs and surrounding areas were absolutely filthy but what really capped it all was a group of about 8 adults sitting at the next table. They had obviously been in there drinking for some considerable time and were very much the worse for wear. Their language was foul and the topic of conversation was disgusting, especially for the people who were sitting around eating and having to listen. It was quite obvious that the bar staff could also hear but nothing was done to remedy the situation. We were appalled and couldn't get out of there quick enough.What a difference today - many of the chairs have been recovered and tables are sparkly clean - in fact staff were still busy cleaning whilst we were there. The food was lovely and great news - they have re-introduced the good old Sunday roast! It was really tasty and generous portions. I overheard one of the staff bemoaning the fact that it was so quiet and there were very few customers around. May I say don't lose heart - the public will return once word gets around about the new ownership and may I suggest a couple of banners on the outside of the building, advertising the return of the Sunday roast - this will almost certainly entice people in. Good luck!

Visited Kings Lynn and popped into this Wetherspoons, one of two here, just for coffee. There are free refills until 2pm but the coffee is good and reasonably priced anyway. Service was good as was the coffee and we enjoyed a well earned break in a lovely old interesting building. We will return next time we visit Kings Lynn.

good food all the time here. cannot fault its value for money. good choice as with all wetherspoons pubs. good range of beer, does get very busy but can cope with it, me and my wife come here all the time and have never complained at all.