The White Horse in Broadland

Popped in for the ‘Beer & Burrito Festival What an absolute S**t show ‘beer and burrito night’. Lots of beers to choose from however on arrival a choice of 8 was available, we were told one of the other barrels had to run out before they replaced it with a beer that people may actually want to drink, also not as many as advertised. Ordered some food…. Had to stand away from all the friends and family to continuously glare at a screen waiting for my number to appear in ‘the wait area’ once my number did appear, and the ‘chef’ placed my food on a random table which was labelled as a collection point, my food was then taken by someone else, didn’t even end up with what I’d paid for, 28 min wait for some cold chips slapped with guacamole claimed to be ‘loaded fries’ 🤦‍♂️ not a very well thought out evening atall, such a shame! ‘Save The White horse’?? The place is definitely past saving! Community pub?? Next joke. Edit: this review was posted on a social media platform, the pub decided to remove the post and block myself from visiting the page in an attempt to hide the truth, avoid at all costs!

Sunday lunch was awful beef like a slab of steak vegetables all cold Definitely not come back for Sunday lunch

Excellent meal served by great & helpful staff. We all had traditional pub meals, which were good standard and plentiful in portion size. Deserts were of exceptional quality too! Would highly recommend this friendly village pub with a unique history.

We enjoyed a lovely Christmas lunch which was excellent quality and delicious. The staff are always friendly and very helpful. The bar is cosy and inviting with the open fire. We would highly recommend it .

Despite all the covid and post covid problems the White Horse remains an outstanding pub. The always friendly and helpful staff serve too quality beautifully cooked locally sourced food (we've just had an outstanding Christmas dinner) & an excellent selection of well kept ales. We've used the pub since the 90's and enjoy it now as much now as ever.

What a lovely meal, and lovely pub! Great fish and chips, superbly cooked, as well as a lovely pudding. Great fresh beer, and so comfortable to sit and enjoy a winter's afternoon in the warm of the fire, highly recommended!!

Another glorious Sunday roast! A warm welcome as always. Food and service outstanding. Cannot recommend highly enough 😊

Cosy community pub with a roaring log fire. Just right for the cold weather outside that day. . We enjoyed a lovely meal and received great service. Highly recommend.

A traditional village country pub. It always has a good selection of draught beers and the atmosphere is always welcoming with a log fire in winter. If you want tiny portions of pretty Michelin star food go elsewhere, but if you want traditional pub style food, good sized portions and nice pint for a reasonable price, give it a try. Having just had French onion soup, followed by a huge plate of slow cooked ribs, washed down by a pint of local bitter, I am truly satisfied!

Have eaten several excellent lunches here so decided to hold my birthday meal here for the family. The sevice was ok and the beer on offer was excellent but the food was bang average and was less than impressed. Was this a bad day! What a shame that this community pub let me down on this occasion.

This was a hidden gem. Food was outstanding, far exceeded our expectations. A delightful community run pub with great staff and a lovely atmosphere.

This was the biggest wast of £95 we have spent in a long time!! The food was terrible. Firstly the chips were cold and dry and hard…inedible. They should never have been served. The sausage and mash was so poor. 3 tiny sausages, the jews were hard and tasteless. The gravy was tasteless and tepid. The creamy mushroom tortellini was watery and sooo much garlic. Not pleasant at all. We used to come here regularly when the food was great. Charlie was the manager and it was a joy to come here. There is no way we will come back.

What a gem of a pub . It is a Community owned and run pub/restaurant with a great selection of Cask ales and lagers etc and fabulous food on offer for your enjoyment.

just spent a week staying in a cottage at Upton and popped into the White Horse every evening. A really nice community pub, well run, good food and some really interesting beer. As a beer lover I like to try new beers whenever I can and I was spoilt for choice. No generic beers but a good choice of local brews which were constantly changing. The pub is dog friendly and the team working there are excellent! When holidaying in the UK a local, dog friendly pub with good beer and great staff is a must and the White Horse came up trumps Will hopefully be back very soon

well what a surprise!!! good pint of beer and a really excellent vegan lunch - French bread with spicy vegan sausage and onion marmalade, really good chips (NOT from freezer but proper ones!) and a good salad - no iceberg lettuce in sight! and only £8 which post Covid is a great price! us vegans are usually disappointed in pub foods (not another bad burger!) but this was GREAT! thank you!

The community run pub is three quarters of the way round my favourite morning walk (From / to South Walsham via the River Bure and Upton marshes), so the opportunity to have Sunday lunch was not to be missed. The pub garden is extensive and it is necessary to book at a weekend. Adherence to Covid restrictions is strictly observed and the service is exemplary. That the pub garden is popular was demonstrated by the slate on my table, showing bookings at 12.15, 2.00 and 4.00pm.The White Horse stocks Adnams Ghost Ship, so my choice of a pint was not difficult. The menu is quite extensive and for a starter I chose the salt and pepper squid with garlic Mayo. This was really good. I then made a classic error by overriding my better judgment to order roast beef when I could have ordered either roast chicken or roast pork or anything from the regular menu.The roast beef was not good; grey, thinly sliced, over cooked tasteless meat whilst the roast chicken looked really appetising. Each Sunday roast is accompanied by a huge Yorkshire pudding (which was very good) and a lot of vegetables; roast potatoes, green beans, broccoli, cauliflower, red cabbage, carrots and mashed swede, most of which were, disappointingly, overcooked.However, after a long walk with more walking to come, lunch hit the spot and I will return because this is a lovely pub, run by lovely people and great service.

Lovely to be back at this wonderful pub and it's large garden.We have been lucky with the weather and decided to go for a walk and then have breakfast. Sat in the new seating area which works well, and ordered coffees and breakfasts. A little wait, but it was cooked fresh so we weren't worried at all. Check out the online menu for all options, I had to add a fried slice, but you can have just a bacon bitty if you want. Also ordered a sausage for the dog, not on the menu so just ask. £1 I offered for it and the dog was happy!There have been some staff changes since last year but the staff remain a friendly bunch, and some of the familiar faces are just lovely.Pop into the community shop next door and see what they have on offer too..Looking forward to proper dining once it is open inside as the aged parents can't sit outside, a little too cool for them at the minute.

Simple pub food, done well. Service was friendly, plenty of spaced seating, although interestingly another family got seated right behind us when there was plenty of other spots where they could have given us all more space.

After several hours walking in the Broads we were ready for a pie and a pint. The White Horse filled the bill perfectly. The beer (Wherry) was good and cool and the steak and ale pie was the best for a long time; served with chips and peas it made a very satisfying lunch and set us up for the afternoon’s walk.The Covid precautions are fine, you have one order station and then your order is delivered to your table. The weather was beautiful so we sat in the large garden, well separated from other tables and there is a large marquee in the event of inclement weather.The pub is owned and run by the community, as is the little village shop next door and deserves our support.

We come in regularly now when in the area since finding it one winter after visiting the seals in Horsey.I usually book via email and receive prompt friendly replies. They have a great range of drinks, fabulous food and excellent toilet facilities for families and the disabled.We visited when the eat out to help out scheme was on and the measures they have put in place for social distancing are excellent. These are definitely trying times for pubs and they've adapted really well.We ordered the steak pie, lasagne and chicken casear salad. While the portions were smaller and dishes quite basic they were still delicious. The only complaint would be the caesar salad dressing was mixed in to the whole dish rather than drizzled over the top and it was very strong.We'll definitely be visiting again in the future when hopefully things are more back to 'normal'.

Best pub grub I have had in ages!! Didn't want to waste any so I took the rest home for later. Social distancing measures in place, food came out in take away pots but it was all really good food. Fast service and welcoming staff, what more can you ask for!

Myself and my family visited the pub for lunch yesterday. There was a limited menu due to Covid and we were disappointed as we were after a Sunday lunch! However, the choice was good - from pies to burgers, scampi to salads..all lovely and cooked quickly to order.Good service and social distancing plans in place. All very safe and well organised. The pub itself is lovely, with a nice sized garden for dining, and marquee in case of rain!Dog friendly too, so that was a plus.

We made a telephone booking on the eat out to help out nights without any issue. The tables are outside or under a marquee and we saw staff cleaning down between sittings. You order food and drinks outside at a kiosk and they call you once they are ready. There are lots of good Covid measures in place - one way system to toilets etc and we felt very safe eating here. Food is served in take out boxes, which is fine for burgers but possibly many people would prefer a plate which could be hot washed? I didn’t mind it though. I was really impressed to see that as well as having a good children’s menu they also offer a veggie children’s choice too. Our child’s meals were also good. My husband had fish and chips which was really lovely - the White horse has always done a great fish and chips! I had the halumi and roasted pepper burger with chips and slaw which was lovely. Meals came quite quickly and there was a lovely atmosphere sitting in the garden. Lots of well behaved dogs sitting by picnic benches. This pub is run by the community so it is a good one to support. There is also a decent community shop attached to the pub and lovely walks by the broads near by.

A proper pub with well kept real ales, good quality, reasonably priced pub food, friendly staff and a nice atmosphere. The pictures of the food on trip advisor don't really do it justice. A lovely place any time of year to go for a walk round the beautiful Upton marshes and then pop in for a pint and some food.

Decided to pop here yesterday for lunch, however we ended up going elsewhere. On arrival all outside tables were occupied except for the marquee (which we didn't think anything of as people are more likely to be enjoying the sun). So we were in the marquee for a minute or so and a female member of staff comes out to say that we can't sit there as it's booked for a private event. Obviously that's fine, but why not put a sign out to say that? They used to put reserved signs on the tables inside so don't know why they didn't do the same in the marquee. Took dogs for a walk and came back approximately 20 mins later but still no tables free (and you can't book them either). Decided not to wait any longer, so we went elsewhere. Maybe a time limit should be introduced on the tables to give other people a chance! Really disappointed as we're local so been here a few times before and always found staff friendly. Plus they allow dogs inside which was always a benefit in the winter.

Good social distancing in the beer garden with ample of space between tables.Now this pub previously was a regular go to for good pub grub. Why they feel it's now necessary to serve all meals in takeaway boxes with plastic cutlery is very strange. To get your food a member of staff shouts your surname across the garden for you to collect it in a crate and if you want a drink the same happens from a different collection point.You also have to clean your table after eating too. We dined on the "eat out to help out scheme" however even at 50% discount it was well over priced, due to poor quality food.

Stopped for lunch whilst out walking. Really friendly staff and we had a lovely lunch sat outside in the garden. Very well setup for social distancing with clear signs. Wonderful community shop outside the pub. Recommended.

We booked a table at the White Horse to have the birthday meal that my husband missed whilst in lockdown. We immediately felt safe by measures put in place to keep us safe. All seating is in the garden, with a marquee for inclement weather. They have erected a kiosk called the fabulous 'social distance inn' where you order food and drink, then the pub staff bring it out and call you to pick up your order. The tables were very well spaced. The menu has been simplified but with all the usual pub meals available and very reasonable. Food was served in disposable packaging. The atmosphere was relaxed, staff were friendly and yes the food was excellent too. You need only go inside for the toilets. We couldn't fault anything. We had a burger, fish and chips and steak and ale pie. No complaints!Thank you White Horse we would definitely feel safe to come back and really enjoyed our first meal out.

Visited the White Horse for an early evening meal. Couldn’t have been more welcoming and friendly to us and our two dogs. Food was very good too and we liked the place so much we went back again the next night!

Excellent food and excellent service. The beef Roast was out of this world, the biggest Yorkshire puddings ever 😜🤤🤤🤤 Would highly recommend

Lovely homely pub with a fantastic menu the food was out of this world I can't recommend this place enough, very friendly service with a great atmosphere 👍👌

We came after another long, windy and cold winter walk to find a roaring open fire. Just what we needed. The pub has started to do a vegan cheese baguette, which was a lovely suprise the only disappointing thing was it said served with crisps but they gave us chips. Although my husband preferred the chips, perhaps they could have asked our preference? But this is only a slight niggle. I just wish that this community run pub was my local.

The staff are so friendly and happy to help, even when they are very busy. The menu is unpretentious but with plenty of choice. Portions are extremely generous! I highly recommend the steak and ale pie.

Nice country pub that is owned and run by the community. Friendly staff. Good range of beers and spirits. Nice pub food with a specials board also. We sat in the bar near a big open fire which was cosy. Also a larger conservatory area for dining. Ample parking.

In its class the Upton White Horse provided us with a better than average Sunday lunch and we would return

A wonderful pub with a first class selection of ales.i have never been disappointed with the many meals i have had there.The prices are very reasonable and the staff are always friendly and helpful.My two top meals are the wonderful liver and bacon with onion gravy and mashed potato(as good as my mum used to make)+the scrumptious lightly battered fish with mushy peas and chips.Many thanks and keep up the good work.Robert J. Parry.Acle

I’ve been fortunate to eat at this pub a few times now as my uncle lives in Acle, and we enjoyed another great lunch over the festive period. The fish and chips was probably the best I’ve ever had in a pub; lovely light batter, chips cooked to order and scrummy mushy peas. The plum and pear crumble with lashings of hot custard was also delicious. A lovely pub run by lovely people. Here’s to my next visit!

First time guests of locals we had THE most delicious Sunday lunch. Fabulous hearty food, the friendliest staff, cosy interior and dogs welcome - what more could you ask for on a cold December Sunday.

We love this pub. There are some great walks to get here too and what better way to rest those weary legs than to stop for a good pint and a well deserved Sunday roast. They have vegan and vegetarian options! Don't forget to book though it's a popular pub.

Umm, for a community pub the drinks prices were rather steep. After a long walk we were all thirsty and the guys wanted beer (good well kept selection) and we lasses went for GandTor wine (nothing special to speak of). 4 drinks and shrapnel change from £20, no where to sit inside and rather chilly outside. Disappointed as used to be a great value pub.

There were 2 of us and 2 hounds, when we arrived we sat outside and had a drink as the pub was really busy. Once we sat inside we ordered food and more drinks, portions were large and delicious, service was great and staff friendly. What more can you ask when you are strangers in a local pub..... thank you for making us feel so welcome

Good traditional community village pub. Food was ok, large portions, staff really friendly. Would visit again.

Have visited a few times with work colleagues for big events and it’s always been lovely! Decided to bring my dad here the other week, he loved it. Not many pubs these day have liver and bacon on the menu (which is one of his favourites) so he was a happy man. The food was delicious, huge portions and not very much wait. The staff are all friendly and the pub has a nice atmosphere, will definitely be returning!

Have eaten here a few times over the past month or so and have had both excellent and mediocre food served on different occasions. On the latest visit, both the deep fried fish and the chips were overcooked, resulting in hard, rather than crispy batter and chewy chips.

Very friendly community pub! Good food and lovely atmosphere. So grateful that people go to such efforts to keep these village pubs open!👏🏼👏🏼

Had a lovely meal hear today and also what lovely staff there is here. Made me and my wife feel very welcome. Would recommend this place to anyone.

Beautiful lunch and the staff were very accommodating, including a bed for my dog Very good value for money

Whilst on holiday in Upton, this little village pub caught our eye on arrival. We ate here 3 times and were never disappointed. Community run, all the staff were young friendly folk with lots of chat. The menu consists of authentic pub grub with tje odd special thrown in. We sampled delights ranging from burgers, steak pie, lamb roast, fish and chips also on this menu was lasagne, curry of the day, salads, steak, gammon, chicken. All our meals were healthy portions, arrived hot and very tasty.

Wow couldn’t fault the steak pie, it was fantastic and will be back ASAP. Staff really helpful but a little slow with drink orders but couldn’t fault the food.

Visited The White Horse pub before choir rehearsal, the staff were very friendly, the food absolutely over met our expectation -well cooked - ample portions- very tasty - worth every penny.

My husband and I visited for lunch and dinner while on a boat on the Broads, the service was extremely good and the food yummy, the lady on the bar at lunch time made me one of the best Pimms I have ever had - a veritable fruit cocktail with a great mix of alcohol. Very dog friendly. Give it a try if you are in the area.

Went here with the kids and the wife for a couple of ales over the beer festival weekend. Really nice pub and realistic prices. The Cheesey chips were the best chessey chips ever. Lovely beer garden and just a really nice ambiance.

Fantastic warm and friendly pub. Food is much more than good enough and the price is very generous. Dogs very welcome, beer garden a hoot and the setting perfect. I like it!!! PS Have been back a few time now, consistently great.

Good pub with excellent village shop next door all run by the community- just how things should be in a village.

This lovely traditional village pub is a gem. It's run by community and has a great community feel about it. We moored at duke and wandered up to pub for warm welcome. Good we had was excellent and could not fault it. We forced down 3 coutses somehow but wanted to try it all. Staff really friendly too and warming fire on cold nights. Now community shop next door too. Will be back soon.

A traditional family and dog-friendly country pub, with a great selection of real ales, home cooked food and a large beer garden.

Arrived on afternoon, very pleasant beer garden to sit in, booked in for dinner. Had the fish with fresh veg. Was beautiful. The deserts were homemade and delicious . We found it be an excellent stopover, lovely grounds. staff gave you 5 star treatment. We shall be back.

Food excellent n very well presented. Their pies are brilliant n large so be warned. Service very friendly and welcoming. May b advisable to book

Not sure what's changed but not much care as before in food and it was clearly bought in and nit prepared in kitchen , the quality wasn't there , very slow service from the food side and it was not busy which leads me to believe someone was in kitchen that wasn't sure how to cater for more than one table at a time . Bar is great and prompt service there and good atmosphere . Won't be coming back soon as left disappointed so many places do this kind of food and this place used to stand out as quality .

Came here for lunch with a friend and 2 dogs. I've never been anywhere as dog friendly as here, they supply dog beds, bring water and treats and the staff come to fuss the dogs. Staff members we encountered were very very friendly and helpful. Food was excellent. The brie starter was huuuge!! Defiantly recommend and will be visiting again.

While on Holiday on the Broads, we found this Pub on our map, and after reading reviews we decided to give it a try. We were very lucky to find a mooring as free mooring is very limited. The Pub is a short walk from the moorings and has a shop next door. We went there early to book a table and saw a notice that there was to be a Plant sale in the village at 2pm that day. So we went there before returning to the Pub for an excellent Sunday Lunch. Both the Lamb and the Pork were well cooked and came with a great selection of vegetables. We enjoyed the meal so much we all went for desserts as well, which were all very good. This truly is a lovely Pub in a lovely village.

As a family of 16 away for the Easter break it was really hard to book in for dinner on a Saturday night anywhere but this lovely village pub came to our rescue. It was even more an added bonus that they were dog friendly and catered for gluten free food as both my mum and sister can only eat gluten free. My mum had not had fish and chips for years after she was diagnosed as not a lot of place do it but they did here !

Called in for lunch after taking a little walk by the river. Staff were very friendly and the meal was delicious. The beer, three real ales on was also very good.

Absolutely first class food, well presented and good value. We moored our boat overnight which is a lovely stroll, about 10 mins walk away. Staff were very efficient and really friendly. There’s also a well stocked community shop at the pub. Really good choice for vegetarians as well. Loved it!

No microwaved rubbish served here the place is fantastic , proper real food, young lad cooking the food and knew how to do it a proper chef , from the moment you go in you are in a really friendly environment with happy bar staff and you can tell people like working here it shows in the atmosphere , perfect place to eat never had a bad meal or service here , I would happily take anyone here for a meal and know they are going to enjoy it , fav is the fish pie and the baileys brulee

Comprehensive menu , excellent quality and value meals , well kept ales served by polite friendly staff . Very impressed , will definitely be back .

Apparently this is a community pub which employs all staff. Someone forgot to tell the manageress as she seems to think she owns it. Her attitude is not conducive to customer service.

Had amazing Steak pie for Sunday lunch that was baked on order. Pub offered a large choice of meals for a Sunday and some great ales and ciders. Well worth a visit. Dog friendly too!

Having discovered the pub on a river walk a few months ago, I decided to revisit it with a family group of 8, walking off Christmas excesses. We had not booked, had walked from South Walsham along the Bure and were apprehensive about being served after 2.00pm.

Visited the White Horse for Boxing Day lunch. It was my first visit here despite it being fairly local. Upon entering it was obvious that this was very much a community pub with lots of locals having a Boxing Day lunchtime drink. We ordered our drinks and I noticed that there was a good selection of real ales and ciders - all priced reasonably. After being shown to our table in the conservatory at the rear we placed our orders. What arrived was excellent no frills home cooked food, full of flavour and generous portions. I had a double stacked burger but with hindsight a single would have been enough. The burger was obviously homemade being very meaty and didn't taste false. We didn't opt for a desert as we were too full, but as with the mains there was a good choice available. This place is a bit off the beaten track, you can't stumble across it but only find it if you know where you are going. Would definitely recommend for hearty home cooked food that is good value for money and friendly service.

We've been to the white horse in Upton many times and really enjoyed every visit but today I witnessed a very rude share holder bang on the bar and shouted that the service was terrible as the plates hadn't been cleared fast enough for her.. I have to say I found this totally out of order .. the share holder should learn some manners .. in fact next time pop in I will check she isn't there first ...

Food was bland, the gravy on sausage and mash was lumpy and horrible, clearly not fresh.

We popped in here for dinner ... I was interested, perhaps a little nervous on what a 'Community Run' pub would be like ... surly locals all turning to stare at us as we walked in? I couldn't have been more wrong. Both the staff ... and the other customers were incredibly good natured and friendly. This pubs has an excellent 'vibe' to it and we felt very at home straight away.

I went to the White Horse last night with 5 other colleagues from work. The food was outstanding. Beef wellington starter was delicious. Pastry to die for! The lamb main course was cooked beautifully with lovely rich gravy and a selection of freshly cooked veg. The lemon posset was obviously 'homemade' with a dense creamy flavour of fresh lemons. Absolutely miles better than the meal I had at the Ivy in Norwich recently & at a fraction of the cost! Merry Christmas to the chef & staff.

I stayed in Upton for a week but went here for dinner and drink every night

Came here for lunch with my family after my elderly grandmother read about it online. 3 ate baguettes and very much enjoyed them, 1 ate a fish pie which was “delicious” and I ate the steak and ale pie which was absolutely amazing. Generous portion sizes & prices considering this pub is community run.

A pub owned by the local community serving really good food. Good menu covering all the usual pub meals with friendly and efficient service.I had whitebait with garlic bread (both starters but made a great main when paired together) and my wife had chili con carne with rice and tortilla chips, both of which were very well prepared.

This is my new favorite pie pub, huge portions and superb quality. very busy place, very friendly staff, good beer. Quite a walk if you are on a boat, but WELL worth the effort

Nice basic pub with excellent fish and chips to round off our holiday on the Broads. Staff were nice and efficient. Dog friendly.

Visited as moored at Upton Dyke. Beer very good and food excellent. Both had burgers which were superb with great quality meat. Sat for a while then decided to have dessert. Apple pie portion a bit disappointing but on the whole a great evening. Will be going back.

Situated just off Upton Dyke, The White Horse is perfectly situated for walkers, especially for lunch.

We are on holiday in Norfolk and called here last weekend after seeing the great reviews on TA. We most certainly were not disappointed. The food is excellent as is the service served by friendly attentive staff in a truly authentic village pub. We were so impressed on our first visit that we have since called again. Definitely not one to be missed.....outstanding.

What an amazing pub, such a warm and friendly atmosphere. Good choice of beers and ciders along with gins and rum! Will need to visit a few more times to work my way through them all Good food choice as well and everything we had was very scrummy. We were very impressed with all the staff who were all super friendly and efficient. A proper pub and proper dig friendly.

A beautiful restaurant with lovely decor throughout the eating area and the bar, brilliantly dog friendly with a lovely big garden out the back for the dog to run around in. Food and staff were great... the only downside was the pudding we wanted wasn’t in stock but aside from that I could not fault this eatery at all. Thank you for a delicious meal, a place to take the dog and an all-in-all wonderful experience.

The White Horse managed to accommodate our party of 10 at short notice on a very busy Sunday night. Adults and children alike had tasty, well-cooked meals, the steak and ale pies were proper pies, not just puff pastry tops, and utterly delicious! There was a good variety of vegetarian options too. The staff were friendly and efficient and the cost was very reasonable. I’d highly recommend The White Horse - you won’t be disappointed!

Everything about our visit here was fantastic! Greeted with a smile by wonderful, smart and friendly staff. All food was delicious (and I do mean ALL) Reasonably priced and good choice. We sat outside as was very warm and thankfully they had wasp traps so no bothersome buzzing while we were eating. Dog friendly with plenty of bowls and fresh water and even doggie treats. Really couldn’t fault it at all!

Cracking little community owned pub off the the beaten track. Great friendly service, nice size inside and good sized beer garden. Great place to spend a couple of hours.didn't eat here so can't comment on the food.

We were fortunate to have lunch at The White Horse while visiting my uncle yesterday. The pub is community-owned, which I loved, and this really shone through in the quality of service and traditional pub “feel”. We waited a while for our food, presumably because of a small kitchen. However, it was all freshly prepared and piping hot when it arrived. The prices were very reasonable - my ham, egg & chips was excellent value at £8.95 - and the local beer, Humpty Dumpty, went down very well. There’s a great little community shop attached to the pub too. I look forward to a return visit the next time I’m in Acle.

This is a community owned pub opened by Prince Charles. Wide range of beers and food is excellent. Short rib of beef and pie mash and peas recommended.

Group of ten for dinner, ten empty plates and at least 20 empty glasses (some drivers). Excellent beer served by friendly staff with high quality food to go with it. We will return!

Visited with family. Staff were friendly and efficient. Drinks and food came quickly after ordering. We sat in the conservatory which was really nice, overlooking the garden area. Food was excellent and plentiful. Well worth a visit if you haven't been before. If you have been here before, no doubt you've returned!

I have visited this pub for about ten years now and knew it both when in private ownership and as it is now in community ownership - it’s always been a quirky and entertaining place.

Many thanks to the friendly staff we could see and also to those hidden in the kitchen, very well done, lovely food at sensible prices, Dew yew mind whot yew dew dew ole partners.

The steak was a bit too tough but everything else was ok. The staff are friendly and it is village run. We came by boat and there are not too many public moorings but we were lucky.

We were looking for a pub to visit on the way home from hiring a boat at Sutton Staithe boat yard that served food all day, The White Horse had good reviews so we popped in. Such a lovely warm welcome from all the staff , good choice on the menu although we knew we wanted a Sunday roast. Sunday dinner was really good value, we had chicken and lamb and a kids chicken dinner, huge dish of fresh veg, homemade yorkies and lovely gravy, all delicious. We all had puddings which were homemade too. Really relaxed atmosphere and just brilliant that's its a community pub.

Plates were large and full beyond expectation. The cajun chicken, steak and ale pie, hunters chicken dishes were all excellent. The wine was good too. The service was fine. Gorgeous chips.

Despite being very busy they managed to accommodate us (4). Great food, great beer, good atmosphere. Food was well cooked and they managed to meet all dietry needs: special gluten free menu on a Sunday.

Found this pub whilst boating on the Norfolk broads. It was an amazing find. The food was fantastic and the pub had a lovely atmosphere. I will definitely be returning. We had the burger meal, the fish and chips, salad and lasagna and everyone throughly enjoyed their food.

We have been boating on the Broads for many years now and have always made a visit to Upton. It's fair to say the pub has had ups and downs but it really feels like this place has got its mojo back! Great atmosphere, good food, drinks and plenty going on! Upton will continue to be on our list of 'must visit' moorings!

Have been a few times now, and we will certainly go back. Excellent food, nothing is too much trouble, so very friendly staff. There is a nice garden area, with seating etc, a nice dining room that overlooks the garden, and seating in the main part of the pub too.. it’s a community owned pub, and it’s certainly got it right.