The Sir Alfred Munnings in South Norfolk

It's a 'special' Greek menu this weekend and my husband and l went last evening (Friday). We both had the Kleftiko' (shoulder of lamb served on the bone), served with potatoes and meditetarrean vegetables. Absolutely, utterly DIVINE! The lamb was so tender and fell off the bone and the potatoes and veg were perfect. Phil is an awesome chef and l highly recommend eating here. Everything is a taste sensation! Well done Mark, Phil and team! ❤😋

Stayed here for 3 nights fabulous little place comfy bed slept really well it’s in the middle of nowhere just a small village. Food was wonderful had breakfast every morning and dinner two nights. The owner Mark is lovely really helpful and friendly. The bar staff were great and again really friendly. The food was delicious my hubby’s fish and chips were huge my grilled cod was delicious. We both had roast beef on Sunday yummy and huge portions, their apple crumble is to die for.

Little gem, amazing home cooked food totally unexpected. Service was exemplary too. Family run pub in tiny hamlet with friendly locals

This pub in a suffolk village is awesome. Good landlord, great food at a very good price.Very good .All local customers are friendly Rooms are very cozy not like hotel rooms.All in all a good nights stay or visit.As its a couple of miles off the main road, no problem. This is a different world. The owls hoot at night along with other wild life, and sparse traffic. No street lights. Its a world apart. recommended 100%.

Doing some family ancestry research in the village and called in at lunchtime. Very friendly welcome - and an excellent pint of Adnams Southwold bitter dispensed by handpump. We stayed for lunch and were not disappointed, my ‘boatmans’ Ploughman’s was superb with generous portions of prawns, crayfish, roll mop herrings and scampi, my cousin’s Picnic Platter was equally excellent including Sausage Roll and Scotch Egg. We could not believe the value for such high quality. Everyone was very friendly and offered help with our research. I would recommend without hesitation.

Clean throughout, very comfortable bed, excellent breakfast. Landlord friendly and helpful. Will certainly stay again

Car parking is now more difficult. A lot of locals clearing enjoying themselves which is good for the pub. But it was open on a Sunday late afternoon which has a great deal to be said for it and sold food till to 8. Plastic table cloths put us off. Nothing on the menu attracted us. So didn't stay.

Decided to stop for Sunday lunch and was not disappointed. The food was freshly cooked and tasted amazing. Great choice on the menu. Would definitely recommend.

One night stay in hotel room + dinner + breakfast. We have stayed here previously and were again made very welcome with lots of attention to detail. We had double room with en-suite shower; the building is very old, but adapted well for modern facilities, inc. good wifi. Exceptional dinner - we had starts x2 - fish platter (outstanding) and battered mushrooms ( brilliant). Our mains were moussaka (decent) and Cajun chicken wrap (enormous and exceptionally good). Good local beers. Cooked breakfast freshly done for us. This is a great place for a stay and / or dinner.

We booked here on a Saturday evening with friends and soon received our drinks but had too wait for an hour for our food , we were offered some bread after 45 minutes , especially as there were only a few tables occupied. The food when it came was very good but the wait will put us off revisiting.

Went here for a meal,sat at the table waiting for 15 minutes before drinks order was taken and then waited another 40 minutes before food order was taken and then to top it off was asked 3 times if we had actually booked a table which was booked 1 week prior Will never return here again and never recommend it to others The staff attitude was absolutely diabolical and was made to feel very unwelcome

Is very dark inside the pub, bit gloomy for me- some new bulbs may help, radio playing was not tuned in properly sounded awful, staff cheery, food good beer excellent :-)

Great service and Great Pub. Food is very good quality and reasonably priced. Roast served all day Sunday. Cant beat the Munnings

We had a lovely Sunday lunch with family, Food was good freshly cooked vegetables with plenty to share. Nothing was to much trouble, catered for a diabetic with ice cream. Lovely atmosphere with a very pleasant temperature to eat your meal. My father has already booked again to go with friends .

Went with friends a bit disappointed with food had to wait a long while after ordering a bit pricey depends what you want from a meal

Out late Sunday afternoon looking for a beer on the way home. The Sir Alfred Munnings . was the only one open. We tried pubs in Yaxley, Hoxne, Needham all closed and without clear signage telling us so. Landlady was extremely helpful and charming. We didn't dine but were impressed by the smells coming from the kitchen and will definitely go back to eat.

As a group of 9 walkers staying locally this was within walking distance and therefore convenient. We turned up unannounced on the Tuesday night and had a good meal - varied choice from set price menu and good value. The girl behind the bar was also the waitress and coped very well.We pre-booked takeaway fish and chips for the Friday. This was disappointing. We had to wait half an hour for our order. The huge fish was fresh and the batter crispy but the chips were undercooked and not pleasant.We booked for sunday evening "roast". This time a lone boy was the bar tender and waiter. Food overall good, special mention for the turkey. the beef had varied reviews from perfectly cooked and tender to undercooked and tough. Very good value.

Went on the off chance, did not book and had a very warm welcome.Fresh cod, and a very large piece it was to with real chips, such a change from the tasteless frozen chips . My partner had the pie of the day, with a pastry bottom with a nice selection of fresh vegetables. All in all a very nice supper.Will be going again.

The Sir Alfred Munnings is pub, restaurant and hotel all in one. It serves good beer and has a good selection of Fine wines. The food is superb with a regularly changing menu and has lovely, comfortable rooms both with en-suit available. There is always a warm welcome from the friendly staff who give a great service.

We sampled the St Patricks Day special - very tasty and quite different choices. We visit quite often throughout the year meeting friends and time our visits to coincide with the special events planned by Mark, owner and chef. Always something different and always excellent food matched by the service and atmosphere. If you are in the area don't miss it.

A small hotel/restaurant and pub in a small village don't be received....the food is amazing. Well presented, tasty and such good value. Especially mid week. Give it a try...you won't be disappointed.

Stayed while visiting family nearby, would definitely book again. A great find in an unspoilt village. Good dining and bar. Clean rooms with facilities as expected, nothing too much trouble.

What a brilliant place, stayed for a couple of nights, clean and warm friendly atmosphere.

Went with a group of walkers on a midweek lunchtime. A limited, but very varied menu, nicely cooked and served by very friendly staff.

We enjoyed a nice Sunday lunch here while visiting the area. Good food, friendly staff and good value. Would recommend.

Visited Tuesday evening for a pint and a meal, well worth finding.

Clean and friendly pub. Meals and drinks lunch time and evening. Staff welcoming. Quiet location with beautiful scenery and lots of history. Plenty of good walks before or after refreshments.

This establishment does "specials" during the week that are excellent value for money, all staff helpful and very friendly

Myself and my colleague got this accommodation last minute whilst working in the Norfolk area. We had limited expectations but was pleasently surprised when we arrived. The manager was extremely curtious and professional and we was made to feel welcome even tho we arrived in our work clothes with not the most happy of moods due to a poor day at work. We had to leave early so couldn’t experience breakfast but we was made a lunch to take with us. I would recommend this establishment to anyone in need of a comfy nights sleep when in the area.

Visited a couple of times and were generally happy with the beer, food and service. One evening we visited and we felt that the meals could have been a little warmer. Other than that, enjoyable.

We booked a table as we were staying 'in the middle of nowhere' and had a warm welcome. The food looked good and service was great but my fish & chips tasted very strange - although, to be fair it could have been the vinegar. Dessert was lovely though.

The other half has recently moved to the area, so we chose the Sir Alfred Munnings for a quiet dinner.

very good safe place to go, food and beer is always good as is your welcome, just a nice clean welcoming place to spend an evening.

We had our family group for Sunday lunch. The quality of the food and value for money were good. However the service was very slow.

La comida era muy buena y la señora que nos recibió era extremadamente agradable. La hora del día fuimos era muy tranquila pero no restropeó nuestro disfrute en poco. Era el cumpleaños de mi amigo y como novedad ponen una vela en su postre, un buen toque. Definitivamente volveré de nuevo.

La cena la noche del viernes, no habíamos reservado pero aunque había ocupado. Servicio atento y de apoyo (en lugar de la a menudo 'fastidio'); personal experimentado que sepa o se registraron opciones de comida con el chef. Nos exprimido en dos cursos cada uno y compartido bizcochos de queso. Preferimos la cerveza al vino - buena elección; 'Oxidado cubo" era nuevo para nosotros, pero nos hubiera gustado conseguir en casa! La comida fue excepcionalmente bien preparada y presentada.

Great simple lunch in the middle of an 8 mile walk. Real Ale, ploughmans x2 - £15. Good value and welcome refreshment in a lovely quaint Suffolk village.

Un pub con estar y ser y un restaurante. La comida es muy buena y hay una buena parte. El menú se cambia cada dos semanas. El precio está a la par con los restaurantes de la cadena, pero es una mucho mejor calidad. Mis amigos estaba teniendo la comida con estaban ahí y me dijeron que el desayuno era encantador, pero podría ser mucho lo primero.

Staff are polite but it lacks intimacy. A couple of real ales. Food ok. It felt cold when we got in.

6 de nosotros fuimos a cenar, y fue excelente. El plato de mariscos que tuve fue el mejor plato que he probado nunca. Un hombre llamado Mark nos cuidó y fue genial. Es muy razonable en bebidas, así como la comida. Nosotros 6 nos dijo que sin duda volveremos.

Visitamos el almuerzo entre semana con los padres para su aniversario 62 de bodas nd y nos hicieron sentir muy bienvenidos. La comida era excelente, muy bien preparado y con un servicio amable. Nos impresionó el valor factura fantástica por la calidad de la comida, el padre esperaba que estuviera más cerca el doble! ! ! ! ! Volveremos. Gracias por un tiempo encantador.

Yet again this place hits all the right spots. Lovely atmosphere and setting. The food is very reasonably priced excellent value for the money, well cooked and presented, with very friendly staff.

We had lunch at the Munnings twice in December. The food was great and the menu varied. Nice to see nothing has changed, most definitely worth a look if you are meandering down the Waveney valley.

This is our first visit to eat here and we were not disappointed, what a great menu and really excellent choices (we really were spoilt for choice). Very friendly and welcoming and a lovely setting. Prices very reasonable. We would definitely recommend this venue and will be back.

Four of us celebrated a special 50th Birthday mid-week. Pub very quiet but the food & service was excellent. Would definitely go there again.

Arrived with my friend for a meal. When we arrived were advised might have to wait for food as had a party of 12 in. Ok so we had a drink. Took over an hour to our order. We arrived at 6.50pm didn't get out food till about 9pm. Don't get me wrong the food was lovely but by the time it arrived it was time for bed! Decided the best plan was to ask to take food home and possibly have it for breakfast as wasn't equipped to spend the night. Would I go there again? Not if I wanted to eat before midnight. Maybe if I went at lunch time might be In time for tea.

Have visited this pub on several occasions staff always friendly and food of a good standard,not particularly outstanding but filling and well presented.The decor could do with refreshing and serving staff need a bit more training. Overall a good place to enjoy a beer and traditional English food.

Well when local's frequent a place you know that you are onto a winner. We had our main lunches when we were there. A few minutes walk from our hired house. On both occasions the food was filling, the staff were very busy being on a Sat/Sunday evening. Proper pub grub.

We had not been to the Munning's for several months and were pleased to find that nothing had changed, the food and beer were excellent and all very sensibly priced. Well worth a visit.

A nice setting for a restaurant and well presented. The menu was concise but had some standard choices: fish and chips/sausage and mash etc. Food was OK when it came. We waited for nearly two hours, although we had booked, and even a pudding took nearly thirty minutes in an almost empty restaurant. No apologies or complementary drink/bread. Not great when you have hungry kids.

Had a very good meal,staff very good,food well cooked,price very good,Will be going back again,drink prices good.

We visited this pub today as it was only a 5minute walk from our holiday accommodation, we are a large extended family of 11 adults and 2 babies. We didn't book in advance and turned up and ordered a round of drinks and then around 30minutes later placed our food order. We waited around 20minutes for our food which considering the size of the order was fantastic as you would normally wait around the same time if you were a party of 2/3/4! The waiter handled everything perfectly and didn't get one thing wrong! I would definitely return to this venue and recommend it to visitors and locals alike!

We visited The Sir Alfred Munnings with 11 adults and two babies around a year old. We received a warm welcome and went on to enjoy a fabulous lunch even though we had not booked in with a large party. Highly recommended and we will be back, Thank you!

Great value quality food. Sunday lunch in particular is excellent! Very generous portions. Breakfast is great - definitely recommend the scrambled eggs!!

Sir Alfred Munnings came from this area. The pub is named after him. It is good wholesome pub food. Couldn't fault anything but not exceptional. It is however always busy especially on a Sunday for roasts which are enormous.

We visited the Sir Alfred Munnings on the recommendation of previous customers in the holiday cottage we were staying in (they have a book for guests to leave recommendations (or not) on places they've visited or eaten at whilst in the area).The pub looks very nice from outside, however inside the place is tired and worn and I feel somewhat confused - all the tables, even those in the bar area have thin white tables clothes on (with bar mats on top)....seemed a bit odd, however the bar man was pleasant enough and we decided to try the food. The menu (at lunchtime anyway) is 1 course for £6.95, 2 for £8.95 and 3 for £10.something.I chose Moussaka with garlic bread and salad. My husband the Ham, egg and chips.Husband reported that his chips were hard (under cooked), although I did notice that he cleared his plate.The Moussaka just tasted of a nasty oil, nothing else and it was cold in the middle, it really wasnt very nice, the garlic bread was only flavoured/toasted on one side, the otherside was plain white and cold. The salad was fresh.We decided not to try deserts and instead went back to our cottage and raided the biscuit tin.This may have been an off day, or we may have chosen the wrong dishes but the best we could say is that the place is cheap.

This small-ish village pub gave off a cosy atmosphere as soon as we entered. We ordered drinks at the bar, which were then brought over to a small lounge area where we sat while we perused the menu. The 2-course or 3-course dinner menus were very good value. My "Mendham Beef Bourgignon" was lovely and tender, but after this and an entree I was sadly too full to have the Eton Mess that I'd had my eye on - they say all desserts are homemade and my friends said theirs were all lovely (cheesecake, syrup pudding, etc). I agree with other reviewers that the waiter service was attentive but unintrusive, more like you'd expect in a high class restaurant than a village pub - so a nice surprise. An extra touch were the Alfred Munnings horse-themed paintings around the walls - so I got educated about him as well as wellfed that night !

I eat here occasionally. They serve good home cooked food at reasonable prices, but what impresses me most is the service, which is attentive but unintrusive. They get bonus points from me for always (so far) being able to accommodate guest requests even though these have been sprung on them - gluten free, vegetarian options, lunchtime special served in the evening, all no problem. Despite being in the middle of nowhere (amongst glorious water meadows) they appear to be thriving, and I imagine this is why. No garden, which is a real shame.

Located in the beautiful Waveney Valley the Munnings is a relaxed and informal village pub that offers excellent food at most reasonable prices. With four options for each course a three course lunch on Bank Holiday Monday was under £11.00 and a two course under £9.00. The menu for the evening meal looked equally as appealing both in terms of the dishes being offered and the price. The beers and cider are well kept and there is an area with comfortable chairs for those who want to relax before or after a meal. I would highly recommend a visit.

We came across this Hotel with Restaurant whilst we stayed on the outskirts of Mendham back in April earlier this year. This is the centre point of a contender for the Best Kept Village of 2014 and having eaten there on three occasions now, I can understand why. A family business who are very personable and a lovely young Barman called Tom who helps out in the Kitchen as well.Monday - Friday they offer lunchtime Specials: One course @ £5.95, two course @ £7.95 and three course for £9.50! Unbelievable value when you consider we wouldn't get a Starter for the cost of a three course meal where we live!!Evenings Monday - Thursday inclusive also offer a two course for £10, so no excuse not to give this hidden gem a try when you're next on the Suffolk/Norfolk borders.The food is plentiful, very well prepared using local produce when available and always fresh. Good selection of Starters, Main Course and delicious Deserts. Remember to book whether you're going to try lunch times or evenings as this is definitely somewhere the locals will come back to on a regular basis.

We were looking for a place to stay and stumbled across Alfred Munnings by chance! Very friendly, homely atmosphere. Room was fine. Our evening meal though was outstanding! Locally sourced produce was very much appreciated! The landlord was very welcoming and hospitable! Highly recommended!

As a result of a positive Facebook post we took a short trip to Mendham one early Saturday evening. At the time the restaurant was empty but it was only five o'clock, by the time we left it was virtually full and we all understood why. The food was extremely good, decent sized starters, I had whitebait, it was the best I had had for years. My husband had steak for main and it melted in your mouth. Some of out children sampled the chocolate pudding for dessert, this was also fabulous, all in all very well worth a visit. We are going again today for Father's Day, hopefully the £5.95 roast will live up to the same standard as the rest of the food.

Really worth a visit if you can find it tucked away in the lovely village of Mendham on the Norfolk/Suffolk border. Food was excellent and the place had a real local feeling.

11 of us booked for a sunday lunch had read reviews so thought it would be ok it was.only disappointment was that we had looked at menu on line and chosen what we liked but they only did a sunday menu. only 5 starters ,mains and deserts to choose from.saying that the food was very good roast pork or beef, bowls of veg to share I had the quiche very good my brother had the fish. deserts lovely treacle pud, chocolate brownie all lovely. staff very good. we all said we would like to go another time to try the rest of the menu all great prices roasts just over £5.00

When I was with my friend from Norwich, there were only two patrons and a pub server. Which made this pub so much cozier. I was amazed by the equestrian Alfred Munning's painting. Since I work in the film industry this pub particularly interest me - a movie based on Munnings was distributed in the UK/US. "Summer in February" Starring Dominic Cooper. Unfortunately, we arrived to early for any type of meal, but their crisps were great!!!!!!!!!!!! :-)

Group of approximately 18 had lunch here in January and the food was excellent as was the service at a very reasonable price too.

The Sir Alfred Munnings is a quiet country pub in small village near to the Waveney river that divides Suffolk from Norfolk and is being 'developed' as mecca for walkers, cyclists, canoeists and nature lovers. The pub is newly renovated without any significant beers but boasts a good chef that can turn out a well above average plate of food for about £7.50 at lunch time. An excellent bargain for those on a budget or with a family.

Great sandwiches and breakfasts. Wish I'd had time to sample the lunch and dinner offerings, too. Plenty of groups are booked in, which speaks for itself.

Had a wonderful meal at Sir Alfred Munnings - service was great, food was superb, beautiful little country pub. Nice layout indoors, plenty of privacy!Good choice of food, very friendly.Would definitely recommend a visit or two!

Lovely little country pub, very friendly staff, superb pub grub, well worth popping in if nearby.Can't fault it really, shame there's not more places like this. Keep up the good work

Our village rambling group meet at a pub each month, order lunch and return after the walk to eat. A rambling pub of the year is chosen and The Sir Alfred Munnings was the 2013 winner. We met for a non-rambling lunch there to celebrate this achievement. Food and beer are up to Suffolk standards, which is high if pork is included!

We had travelled to Bungay area with the family for the day with the intention of having a sunday lunch we are glad we did. We came across the Sir Alfred Munnings Hotel which was advertising a sunday roast we went in but they where full which is a good sign in itself. We enquired about the chance of a table and the manager being very professional booked us in for 1hour later which we accepted. We all had the roast and found it to be very tasteful and excellent value .We will certainly be returning to this very friendly Hotel/Restaurant. We saw that there was a Christmas menu which also looked very good value.

Have been dropping in for lunch now for many weeks now and have never been disappointed with SAM. Simply a jewel in the Waveney Valley. Food is first class and so reasonably priced too!One Saturday lunchtime we tried the Homemade Chicken, Ham and Lee pie - what a fabulous gastronomy!. We can't praise it enough. Wish it was my local!We'll certainly be back very, very soon!

Sunday lunch was very poor. The choice offered is small, roast beef, roast lamb, trout and a vegetarian tartlet (which was finished and replaced with a goat's cheese filo roulade). I chose the lamb; it appeared to me that the meat had been cooked, allowed to cool and the sliced (very thinly) by machine. It was served with far too much for my taste thin flavourless gravy, OK roast potatoes, mashed potatoes and plain boiled cabbage and carrot. Very much institutional catering style.I have now been to the Munnings for lunch four times since the current owners opened. The first time the food was delicious but each subsequent time has been worse than the last. I won't return unless, as on this occasion, I was a guest.

This place has really come on over the last couple of years. We've had lunches and dinners here and never found fault. The menu is imaginative - try the arriete of seafood as a starter - the chef obviously has a free hand here. Car park is rather small but you can safely leave your car in the nearby public car park.

After a round of rather expensive and horribly poor-quality fish and chips on Southwold Pier a few days before, the offering here was a reminder of how they should be. The chips were the real-deal; hand-cut and properly double-fried so they were crispy and delicious. The fish was great quality and in a lovely beer-batter. The other diners had the burger and steak and ale pie served with lots of gravy (Adnams in the gravy) and generous portions of vegetables. Apparently the quality (and prices) of the Alfred Munnings has gone up and down, but it appears to be in an up period for quality with cheaper prices. The menu covers the basics with a few more adventurous elements and does them very well. Definitely want to go back and will be dreaming about those chips until we do!

Didn't have to wait too long to be seated, the restaurant area is set up very smart and tidy, the dinner came out promptly and very hot, the only negative I can pick is we had a small bowl of veg for 3 of us. but apart from that food is good quality. probably wouldn't have paid quite as much as charged but can't complain too much.

Visited an old friend from Withersdale Street and we pottered out to Mendham for a pub lunch. The beer was excellent and service very friendly. Truly excellent value food. I had the roast pork - middle of the road stuff, but full of flavour and served piping hot. Good quantity of fuss-free food, served promptly with a smile. £5.95 for one course is almost unbeatable!

Friendly attentive staff, decent beer, good food, enjoyable over night stay thanks to the charming young lady called Juliette

We had a very enjoyable three course meal on a Sunday Evening, for under £20.00/head. Nice starters, followed by an excellent Roast Beef dinner, with a lovely selection of perfectly cooked vegetables. The meat was full of flavour and tender, and accompanied by some of the best gravy I have tasted! The meal was round off by a delicious chocolate brownie and chocolate sauce. I have to say it was also refreshing to be served sensible portions, we left feeling satisfyingly full having completely cleared all of our plates. Would definitely go back for seconds.

Called ahead for a Sunday evening meal, and while menu restricted to Sunday "lunch" menu, they were very helpful in offering 5 main course options for the vegetarians in the party. Starters were pleasant, main roasts were good and the two vegetarian curry options were very good. Puddings followed and were excellent - lemon creme brule one best puds in a long time!! We were looked after very nicely, and when they discovered they had run out of mini shortbreads to go with one of the puddings, gave us a plateful of homemade chocolate fudge as well! Prices were reasonable, Adnams beer as good as usual.

visited here recently as part of a large group- 35 people - and found it a better-than-average experience in pleasant surroundings. The food was above average for a country pub, and the beef in the Bourguinon. soft and flavoursome. Because we were a big crowd we were a bit cramped but this would not be the case ordinarily. The service was helpful and cheerful and we would certainly return, especially as you can get Pensioners (or "Mature Peoples'") lunches from Monday-Friday for £5 for 1 course going up to £8.50 for 3 courses, all very good value.

We booked a Sunday lunch in this pub after finding it on a tourist advice site, and not knowing anywhere else in the area. From the outside it looks like a typical village pub. But once inside that changed. We was greeted by the staff shown the menu's and while we had a quite drink making up our minds what to have, the staff we're very helpful with suggestions and choice. The meal although served in the bar area was very good, breaded brie to start then a chicken and a cannelloni with fresh veg. This meal was very good everything was cooked well ans tasted Mmmm.If you want a good no very good pub lunch and in the area call in.

Booked here for Valentines meal. Unlike other places Valentines was not only on the 14th but right through until 16th.which is when we went. Could not fault the food or the service. It was without doubt, one of ,if not , the best meal and service we have had for a long time. Well done to all. Cannot wait to return.

I stumbled upon this restaurant while cycling In Suffolk, me and my Husband had dinner here.... It was a very poor experience....I had an Omelette and chips, the chips were soggy and brown and the omelette was tasteless and Raw in the middle. My Husband had steak which was meant to be sirloin but it wasn't it looked like a cheap sizzle steak and again had the same soggy brown chips. I complained to one of the staff members who was not very attentive she seemed more bothered about texting on her phone and flirting with the locals! I refused to pay the bill due to this awful experience! Needless to say we wont be returning!

We stayed here for 2 nights and ate a total of 5 meals here. We were using a Groupon and have never been to this part of norfolk before. The restuarant surroundings were very traditional with numerous horse paintings by Sir alfred Munnings adorning the walls. It was clean, comfortable and very well mantained.The saturday evening was very busy and had a choice of food over 2 menus. One was quite contempory which included seabass and pork belly and the other consisted of traditional pub favourites like scampi and chips and bangers and mash. We both picked contempory meals and have to say both were absolutely AMAZING! Everything served was cooked to perfection and full of flavour. The service was great and we couldn't fault it. They even carried our drinks from the lounge to the table! Breakfast the next day was equally as faultless. The full english was generous and once again perfectly cooked. The ingredients all seemed to be top notch and very fresh.We returned for lunch which was a different menu from the day before as it was a sunday. We both had roast dinners which were absolutely lovely. Seasonal veg was served seperately and seemed to be unlimited. The yorkshire puddings were huge and roasties crispy.The portions were again generous and were served with the upmost of politeness and efficiency.We ate later inthe evening on the sunday as we were both still full from lunch. The owner was kind enough to allow us to pick from the full menu instead of just the sunday one which gave us much more choice. We were once again treated to a perfectly cooked, generous and delicous meal. The service was just as good as before despite it being busier than usual for a sunday. We did have to wait for our food this time but the staff apologised profusely and we were given a chocolate treat with our coffee.Overall I would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for good food!!

We visited again last night, our third visit, very friendly staff, very helpful. Food and service excellent. They were also very happy to adapt the menu to suit a coeliac, it was all no problem at all, they even had gluten free bread on offer. Very impressed. All three of our visits have been faultless, very nice evenings each time.

Being local i thought i would support one of my local restaurants,however not a pleasant experience .After waiting over one hour for our food,i was very disappointed with my meal,scampi dry,chips so brown they looked burnt ,i didnt know we had a local crematorium,but then again with the having to wait over a hour for the meal,perhaps they come from St FAITHS crematorium in Norwich.,not enjoyable at all.On paying bill a token discount was offered,Of £2.00.

very homely great food and beer nice locals and bar staff very close to BB at Weston House Farm just down the road