White Lady in North Norfolk

Down in Worstead on wee business trip, asked about possibility of lunch nearby and were directed to the White Lady. It was around 14:30 on a Sunday afternoon so expectations weren't too high (would have settled for a sandwich...). Friendly welcome, assured food would be no problem and we're given 3 menus! We're invited to sit anywhere we chose so opted for window seat in dining area to rear. We both opted for Sunday roast topside. Absolutely fantastic. Beef cooked to perfection, awesome roast potatoes and Yorkshire pud, came with glazed chantenay carrots, buttered green beans and zingy red cabbage, jug of lush gravy and topped of with dish of unctuous Cauliflower and cheese (each by the way). Thinking about making the 3 hour drive again just to have that experience again.

Brilliant pub with the best quality food around- the sirloin steak was perfect. Really enjoyed ourselves on a Sunday evening. The landlord was really friendly and made us really welcome. Our new favourite pub in Norfolk. Lovely garden for our daughter to play in.

Good clean rooms with great facilities, chatty friendly staff and owner. Good food and drinks. Can't fault anything. Cheers

A top bit of pub grub. We had the restaurant to ourselves and were well looked after. A great time, beautiful food, welcomed and wouldn't hesitate to visit again if staying nearby.

Myself and my partner are staying at 4 church view stables for a week, if it was possible to give 10 stars we would. We needed somewhere to relax and destress, this holiday has most definitely done that, Worstead is a wonderful place, its beautiful and very quiet. There is so much to do outside of Worstead, day trip on the Norfolk Broads, Cromer, Thrigby Hall etc Staff at the White Lady are very friendly, if you want to eat there you have the opportunity to eat in the main bar or the restaurant, we ate on the Friday in the restaurant, the waitess was lovely, food was brilliant. We are looking forward to the fish and chips night on Thursday. We will definitely be back again.

We live in Norwich, and I'm rural Norfolk born and bred, so we're used to "Norfolk ways," but the horrendous experience we had yesterday at The White Lady had nothing to do with Norfolk. Norfolk is a beautiful, out-of-the-way county, and for this reason many "incomers" (as we call them) have made it their home. Although some of the Norfolk staff at this pub tried to be welcoming despite the awful atmosphere inside the pub, I would have walked out, despite our dinner reservation, after 10 minutes of being blanked by the rude-mannered and ill-tempered East Ender owner of the establishment behind the bar. My husband persevered, and eventually a teenage Norfolk waitress suggested we try to make our way to the table in the corner. Although the food was ultimately pretty good, the Butlins-cum-The Queen Vic atmosphere, horrendous-plain-bad-and very loud 70s musician with a drum machine, and the raucous Londoners -- made it seem like some East Enders' clan reunion.

Excellent accommodation breakfast very good staff very friendly & helpful but the star attraction has to be the evening meals pizza night & fish & chip night amazing best of all the chicken supreme with & pancetta sauce outstanding prices are good too lively bar in the evening (separate restaurant & beer garden) also have self catering cottages will be revisiting soon

Three night stay We had decided to have a few days in Norfolk however when we tried to reserve our usual accomodations they were full We searched the internet and found some lovely modern rooms at The White Lady In Worstead We were impressed that this was a winner in Four in a Bed We are in our 70s and accept we are not so internet savvy so gullible to being caught out We rang and the owner was not available Dennis then called us back and after a bit of confusion at the Worstead end over availability we booked 2 nights and then after another call back a third night However on arrival we pulled up at a rather tired looking pub that on the web advertises itself as a 3 star hotel We could not access the property as it was closed and no one in sight We returned later and were shown to a room which was not as shown on booking.com We explained to the gentleman that showed us this room that it was not what we had felt we booked We would never stay in a pub ina room above the bar We explained this to the gentleman who did become a little agitated with us he explained he was self employed as were most staff which seems a little strange and could not help so we rang Dennis the owner who was on holiday in Cornwall His response was abrupt, totally unhelpful and ‘ You have booked it so that’s it’ We offered to pay for one night but not stay and accept 2 nights refund Definitely not was the response and he hung up on us We pondered as to whether we should just leave but our concern was where do we stay if we do Just having driven 4 hours it was a long distance to return So we stayed and decided to be there the minimum The first night we were the only guests The room had signs of damp (Pictures attached) We were un able to sleep due to the bar below being very noisy and then the church bells rang every hour The following morning we went to breakfast in a very tired dining room The continental breakfast spread constituted of old half packs of white and brown bread 3 half filled cereal bottles and some fruit well passed the sell by date No milk no juice no pasties We asked for fresh fruit but there was none available A young timid waitress asked what we wanted. Nothing about what was on offer !! So porridge and some grilled tomatoes and mushrooms and tea was our breakfast after us suggesting this The dining room had signs of damp and the floor extremely dirty We decided to go to the coast all day and did not return till late where we found the area in front of the pub cluttered with cars and no allocation for guests to park only to leave us to park on the narrow road nearby That evening it was extremely noisy in the bar below and took ages to get some sleep We woke on and off all night aided by the bells In the morning we were greeted by cold showers. We told the young girl in the dining room but she was much to timid to offer any suggestion The very pleasant young chef from the local village of small burgh made a note However whilst having breakfast the aforesaid young girl approached and told us in front of other people to say we had not paid our bar bill from the previous night. Our response was that we were not in the bar !! Or hotel !! She then spoke to everyone else to find who owed the money On the third morning our last thankfully day we found that orange juice had arrived. Nothing much else but there were now more guests m We feel this pub is living on its glory of 2014 and now in 2023 in a poor way We doubt anything has been decorated or improved. It’s a little sad and sorry place It can not in our opinion be called a hotel. No room service no bed making no fresh towels no replenishing of toiletries The hair dryer does not reach to the mirror The kettle is on the floor the bed is tiny Please do not be taken in by the initial friendly chat to get you to pay as after that it’s down hill It’s run on a shoe string Please see some photos we took We would never ever recommend this place it’s an insult to Norfolk

Just spent two nights, with breakfast and dinner, at the White Lady in Norfolk. We had a great welcome, with comfortable accommodation. The supplies in the room were abundant and great quality. The food was excellent - both at breakfast and dinner. Highly recommended

Had the fish and chip take away. Also available gluten free which my friend enjoyed. Fish well cooked and chips were exceptional. Was all hot and we were greeted with a polite host and busy pub. Definitely returning

Stayed hear while visiting family, great room, quiet village,food fabulous, staff so helpful,go soon

What an amazing pub! Really friendly staff who went out of their way to make us welcome and provide us with whatever we needed. And the food was absolutely delicious! Maddie was a brilliant host and Henry is a fantastic chef. Dennis also looked after us really well. The food was out of this world! Homemade ravioli and tartare sauce, beer battered cod were delicious and the mussels were so tasty. Thank you for your friendly service; would definitely recommend this pub for drinks and/or food.

We choose here for dinner based on past reviews on trip advisor, and boy we were not disappointed. The food was exquisite. My husband had the cod loin with Indian flavours and influences, whilst I had the Korean chicken burger with dirty sweet potato fries. It was a flavour explosion in my mouth and my husband was equally impressed with his choice. It is definitely the most un-pub-like pub I have ever been in but it was busy and everyone was very friendly.

My extended family came here for a Sunday evening meal. It is was a bit basic inside but the food and service was outstanding. My father in-law's roast beef was immaculate and my Korean chicken burger was the best I have had in a long time. Reasonably priced and top quality food.

A strange arrival experience of a closed door with signs on in a a big X on one door - looked like it was closed and due to be renovated. The door opens straight onto a bar, and the locals seem to wonder why strange visitors have arrived. The staff were extremely welcoming, friendly and great attentive service. By far the best in what was our third bar meal of the week. The menu was short, but with some interesting variations, particularly a Korean theme for some items. The food was excellent. Amazing flavours.

Hidden gem in a lovely village. we stopped for lunch (light bites) and had a lovely time in the large garden with a view of the church. Good range of beers and very friendly. We didn't stay but the self catering rooms looked very nice.

On the first night of our week in Norfolk we were recommended this pub for its restaurant and its hospitality, we were not let down. We were welcomed by Denis the owner and the locals and enjoyed beer, wine great food, and friendly service. It was so good we returned every night of our holiday and worked our way through the menu! We will return, and we thoroughly recommend a visit.

The food for all 6 of us (4 adults + 2 kids) was excellent, as was the service. I highly recommend this pub.

Being local I have often eaten in the white lady. Has always been good food but today was something else. Tortellini to start followed by pork belly. Both were truly a joy to the palette. Congratulations to all at the Whitelady for bringing the food you serve to the next level. No longer pub grub, bring on the Michelin rosettes and beyond!

Was just out driving around just stumbled on the place by accident... and what I find. Absolutely brilliant place. Barman fantastic, food out of this world. Cant wait to go back.

We loved our time at the white lady. We had dinner two nights, both times the food was delicious, good value for money and very friendly atmosphere and locals. Dennis the landlord is friendly and accommodating. The nice big garden and field at the back was a bonus which our puppy also really enjoyed.

My wife & I came across The White Lady Pub on a visit to the area,, when dropping off my daughter & her friend at the nearby Squirrels horse riding school.Basically we had an hour or so to kill so we called in for some lunch.It was an extremely enjoyable hour and we had the pleasure of meeting the proprietor (Dennis) who was the perfect host.We had lunch and a pint, both of which were high quality and we left suitably sustained.Didn’t get the chance to say our goodbyes to Dennis as he was busy tending other customers. So if you read this mate, thank you for your hospitality & all the very best.Simon & Julie Dudley.

Wed 26 we booked early so was quiet initially but was pretty full on leaving. We opted to do main courses look at desserts. I had a sea bass with runner beans with lovely crushed new potatoes off the specials board. I was then succumbed by a delightful creme brulee. The young waitress was very smiley and polite , a credit to the establishment. The tables were well spaced and we all enjoyed our meals, other dishes ordered were the steak, thai curry and pasta cheese dish , everything was enjoyed to the full.Super meal, super service.

So good we visited it twice! Great food and atmosphere. Dog friendly too! Gluten free food options on menu - very tasty

The food here is excellent, I had Calimari then salmon and Mrs S had best sirloin for years, her dessert was great too. All the veg and salad trimmings shows they have a great chef. Staff were nice and friendly. Pub at the front, restaurant at the back. Only thing is on going building work is overlapping access at side of building so bit untidy.That standard of food at those prices can't be beaten.

Ths valentines Sarah and I took the train from Norwich to the village of Worstead. 20minits later we were waling through the beutiful Norfolk countryside. Quiet lanes and woodland paths took us on a 6-mile circular walk and back to The White Lady via the St Mary the wonderful Worstead Church. We were welcomed by a friendly barman, Anthony, who was happy to take the time to chat with us about the history of the pub and the village bring us drinks whilst we waited for our meal to arrive. Both of our meals were excellent and the semolina coated squid rings served with salad garnish and aioli dip were the best I have had outside of Spain! The beer was as well kept as the pub, the landlord Denis clearly takes great pride in his pub! All in all our visit to the White Lady rounded off our day in the best way possible.

Spent two nights B&B here plus evening meals. Very welcoming hosts. Great atmosphere in the bar where we had our evening meals. Fantastic modern extension on the rear of the building where breakfast was served. Meals were plentiful and hot, even the mushrooms at breakfast were still hot after many minutes on our lovely warm plates. Nice touch of bottles of water individually on the table at breakfast, a nice thought as most guests would probably be out on the go all day. Never experienced this before and we thought it was a brilliant idea. We had the HMS Victory room at the front of the building and with the en suite shower room, felt that the owners had made the most of the spaces there, not cramped rooms at all. We found the bed very comfortable, could have done with a larger duvet with more overflow at the sides, but that's not a gripe - we still slept well, the pillows were superb. The church clock chimed gently, rather than noisily and was no problem. Dennis and Antony were delightful hosts, very helpful and chatty and it was clear that they took great pride in the place. Dennis gave us some great experience stories about the cottage renovations and there were photographs on the walls of the old building changes etc. Beware of steep staircase though, if guests are a bit unsteady on their feet (which we are not!). Overall, a lovely place to stay, nooks and crannies and doors everywhere, intriguing and an interesting old building. Well done both!

Stayed in a self catering bungalow for 4 nights. Very friendly Host - Dennis - no problem there. He even took me on a guided tour of the medieval cellar when I asked about the place. The evening meals we had on two of our nights were very nice. Ate in the restaurant the first night but only us there so felt a bit awkward. Ate in the pub the other night. Chef also very friendly.It was rather chilly in the pub though. The accommodation was OK. Clean and tidy and well supplied.Towels and toiletries included. The beds were not very comfortable. We tried all three. The duvets are made of a material which made them slide off all the time. The shower base moves when you are in it (possibly a cheap base). We could not understand why a washing machine was there - as no way to dry things. A dishwasher would have been better. The real gripe was the church bells ringing on every hour but I gather there is not much that can be done about them. We also had a very rude awakening (having just finally gone into a deep sleep) on the Wednesday morning at 6.30 by the lorry directly outside our bungalow delivering the beer barrels. I know it is a pub but this was just the icing on the cake. We almost left a day early but decided against that. Due to the noise and beds we would not stay again or recommend it. Shame as the rest was reasonable.

Whilst staying at a local B&B we were recommended to visit their local which served evening food. As it was a Wednesday we arrived on Pizza Night which consisted of a stone baked pizza and drink of your choice for around £10. We were warmly greeted by the locals and enjoyed our delicious pizzas.

We turned up at around midday on Sunday after a long walk in the surrounding area. The pub was very quiet, just a couple of locals but the bar an was very friendly and was able to sort us out a really tasty vegetarian lunch ( not on the menu, but thought out for us on the spot) - very impressed.

Very very welcoming gentleman behind the bar very friendly and talkative which was nice, we had been out on horses so coming into the bar with a lovely fire going was very warming! Really delicious food and well priced.

Room were lovely, food exclent and we found everyone friendly . Fantastic new room at back where we an exclent breakfast.

Excellent pub food. Best I have ever had. Hospitable/ friendly owner and staff. Dog friendly. Will return

This is the first time ive ever felt the need to leave a review, not to have a moan but hopefully seen as constructive critism! We visited today as a family of 7 for lunch, having been here twice before and loved it. But sadly on this occasion we were all very disappointed, firstly the restaurant for the entire time we were there was totally empty an a sunday lunchtime which seemed odd in itself, it lacked any atmosphere. The young lad who initially served us was very sweet, we were then served by a lady, who was ok but didnt seem particularly happy to be there. The food was very bland and not anywhere near to how good it was on previous occasions. Some background music might have helped to generate a little atmosphere. Sadly we probably wont be returning.

I've known of this pub for many years but never actually visited even though it is a 10 minute drive. I was glad to try it out with my 2 children and wife as we were happy when the our evening meal.We ordered drinks at the bar and was delighted that when we ordered two tap waters and was presented with a bottle. Normally you have to chase for additional water but this was a nice touch.Ordered two mains and 2 kids meal and all four were really nice. The menu is a little limited and this is probably why I have not rated it 5 stars, but what we had was lovely and good portions. Glad we found this place and we will return in the future.

A nice little pub for a cheeky pint, while visiting the Worstead Festival. Nice and clean inside, comfy seating, a good pint and dog friendly too. Will visit again if go to the festival again.

What a fantastic place. A great pub in a lovely village in North Norfolk. We have visited briefly over the years for a beer and also over the Festival Weekend when we work with “The Liquorice,” but never able to book a room.

I had been wanting to visit The White Lady for several years and as we were going to be in Worstead, we decided to have lunch there yesterday. We were really looking forward to it but what a great disappointment it was!

Absolutely delicious fish and chips! Can’t stop thinking about it! I’m seriously worried we won’t have time to have it again before our holibobs is over!

Went to the White Lady for evening meal with 5 others and 2 dogs, dogs are very welcome except in dining room which is understandable. We all very nice meals which were fairly priced, definitely visit again.

Stayed a week in one of The Stables. Accommodation good and is spacious, clean and tidy. No private outside seating area with the property. The White Lady bar is a basic pub and frequented a lot by the local community and on the first occasion we entered we had to step over several dogs to negotiate our way round to the bar! We had one meal in the restaurant. The food was very good with large portions but we thought it was a bit expensive. Worstead is a small village with no shops but is in a good area for walking and also for driving to a lot of places easily within half an hour to an hour away like Cromer, Wells, Sheringham (for the Poppy Line train). Aylesham or Wroxham for the Bure Valley Railway. National Trust properties Blickling Hall and Felbrigg Hall to name two, Norwich and of course The Broads plus many other places. All in all a good place to stay for a holiday.

Handy pub in interesting village. Good food nicely presented but maybe a little pricey. Nice clean loos and friendly service.

Visitamos La Dama Blanca por segunda vez el pasado fin de semana (28 de julio de 2017) la última vez que la Navidad 2016

Called in for a drink as I remembered the pretty village and church from previous visits. It felt like a working mans club. Nothing of the traditional pub feel left

Tenía dos comidas de la noche aquí, mientras que tener fin de semana largo en Bengate. Pudimos comer en el bar con un perro. El bar estaba obviamente usada por los lugareños y un poco ruidoso, pero no hay problema. El personal era amable y la comida era excelente. Sin duda volveremos y lo recomendaría la comida.

Al entrar en la zona del bar parecía como un 'Bar de los locales (era más ilustrado cuando mi marido fue interrogado acerca de quién era la fiesta para cuando usó el inodoros! Sólo la habitación era perfecta para fiestas, etc. y aquellos que también nos alojamos allí, aunque era excelente, con buenas instalaciones y se puede.

Me dejó un comentario en la página para el ser y ser, pero nos gustó tanto que siento como si debo post 1 de esta página. El servicio era muy bueno y la comida las ofertas especiales aburrido era un buen extra de mi favorito panceta de cerdo en el menú. El chocolate brownie era suprema. El restaurante no estaba lleno, pero si vivimos más cerca estaremos allí con regularidad

Me decepcionó en el menú del almuerzo. Las comidas eran caros y la calidad de la comida era muy mala. Aunque habíamos reservado las mesas no estaban montadas. Si este pub quiere atraer a más a medida que realmente necesita para dar un mejor valor y precio en consecuencia. En el lado positivo el propietario fue muy amable. El pub tiene un gran potencial, sólo necesita clasificar para fomentar las visitas regulares.

We booked a large table for dinner at the White Lady because the majority of our party were staying at the pub as we were down for a family event. Members of the family had travelled from all over the country plus some from abroad...

Stayed here for a long weekend, cottage was lovely, modern and very clean. Quiet location, certainly not a tourist area but wasn't a problem for us. Food was plentiful in the pub although would say was a bit pricey for what it was. Landlord friendly, helpful and approachable.

I see from an earlier view that it is advisable to book on a Saturday. However, on a recent Saturday lunchtime when we called in for a light lunch this was far from the case. In fact we may have been the only customers and when we arrived at just after mid-day the door appeared to be locked and we were walking away when the door was opened from the inside. That said we did have an enjoyable lunch and the staff proved to be friendly and the Calamarie rings and King prawn Tempura were well cooked and good value. Good beer but it was like eating in a morgue.

lovely pub/restaurant with great menu and specials board and a lovely welcoming host. would definitely visit again.

The food served at The White Lady is good honest pub food, it tastes good, it looks good and its great value.The drinks on offer are great, this is the only place I know of outside of Greece that serves Ouzo, a tipple I really enjoy (though it is very strong so if you're driving avoid it and try another drink). The owner, Dennis is very friendly and chatty, it feels more as if you are his invited guest into his living room than a customer in the pub, very laid back. Also worth mentioning this pub takes card payments.

Thank you to Head Chef Anthony for a fantastic freshly cooked meal and the best chocolate brownie ever ( as described by 9yr old George !) The restaurant was lovely with the fantastic windows and open space and the service and food were brilliant . I would certainly recommend stopping here for home cooked great food.

Went on Sunday took my mother as a treat for Mother's Day and it was enjoyed the relaxed setting off the white lady we all had Sunday roast which where really good then we had desserts which where excellent sticky toffee pudding with loads off butterscotch sauce was just lovely

Food was very good service was great.Prices where very reasonable.The restaurant was very quiet but it was the middle of the week in January.

we stayed in there BB last year and was well looked after and enjoyed the mini holiday very much we were impressed with the rooms and the food cooked by the chefs Karl and Mark and it felt like a really nice family run place.we came in for lunch on a Saturday and asked if Karl and Mark were here and one of the local told us Karl had left but Mark was still here but it was his morning off he also said its best to eat when he was on !!! so we thought we would have a couple of baggettes you cant go wrong with that we thought how wrong were we! we got charged £10 for the baggette then charged £2.50 for the chips that said it came with the meal when we went to find the man behind the bar he was in the restaurant smoking !!!!!! and was very rude to us Such a shame last year we were looked so well after and after that we wont be staying there again I quess it could of been a off day ???

Used the White Lady whilst on holiday in Norfolk. Good choice of real ales and a good pub menu which was very good value for money. Dennis and his team were excellent, and we recommend this for anyone visiting the area.

We would agree with the "work in progress" comment - but rather suspect the time-scales are rather protracted. We had a reasonable Sunday lunch - good quality meats but the starters, "veg" and dessert rather disappointed. There has been a substantial extension giving the White Lady ample capacity - but the place feels rather cold despite a warm welcome - and there was a distinct lack of custom

We had been to the pub previously years ago in its previous life as The New Inn. The White Lady is in the process of being updated with a new dining room but otherwise the pub is quite sparse and lacks atmosphere (we visited on a bank holiday weekend) The landlord was friendly and welcoming, our waitress less so. The high chairs provided were pretty grubby. Our food came out quickly but was cleared away painfully slowly, difficult when you are trying to keep quick eating children entertained. Our roasts were ok, yorkshires a little burnt and very very very generous with the gravy. Puddings again average, in very generous portions. Not much of an option for the children, only supermarket vanilla icecream. No baby changing facilities or toilet roll in the ladies. Overall it feels like it needs to try harder. The new B&B accomodation did look very impressive but the pub and dining room has some way to go to challenge other pubs in the area which are much nicer and well catered to families.

We had a comfortable stay at the white lady. We had good food and wine, the wherry was excellent. Many thanks to our hosts. We will be back next time in Norfolk.

Members of the Aylsham Rotary Club had supper here. Good food, good service and good prices. Beer also good.

Been a couple of Times to this restaurant and all ways been looked after by the head chef Mark. we had sunday lunch there and it was like a real traditional roast your mum cooks for you,had a homemade apple crumble for pudding ! We have also been there for a steak its worth asking to speek to the chef as the man behind the bar does not seem to know much about food and the wine is a bit expensive but the local Wherry is the best I have ever had !!! we did make the mistake on coming when the head chef is off and there was a young lad cooking and the meal was not good a real shame so now we ask if Mark is working !!! The homemade Burgers and Steaks are the best !!!

WE were holidaying nearby and this was recommended in the local info. Worstead is a lovely village - home of the famous Worsted Cloth. This pub was right next to the village church - which was in itself very large and beautiful. The landlord gave us a very warm welcome and the locals were very friendly & chatty. the pub is very old but has been modernised inside and they have lovely stable conversions for holiday lets. They seem to have plenty going on with regard to music festivals etc etc. We visited on a Monday evening and had a really good meal. I did think the wine - a make I buy in the Supermarket for less than £5 - was a bit pricy at £16.50. However the food was fine.. I enjoyed mushrooms with garlic dip to start and salmon with prawn & cream saude. My husband had a Sirloin as they were out of RibEye steak. Although the price was not extortionate - I did feel that the presentation could have been a bit better. The prawn sauce was very bland and thin and the salmon overcooked. The steak was good. Having said all that we ate & enjoyed it. Room for improvement.

We went here for food on a Monday night whilst staying in Worstead.It obviously was not a day they would normally open their restaurant (a Monday) but they were more than happy to do so for us.There was a decent menu and the staff were happy to make variations to the dishes if requested. They had a good variety of burgers as well!The food was good and the service attentive. Would have liked a bit more atmosphere but you cant do much about a Monday in mid-late September.

As in the Title me and my partner went to the pub this evening and from the moment we walked in were a) made to feel like a local (always a good sign) and b) served up a culinary delight as well .I had the gammon the meat tasted so delightful and the eggs alone would have fed me and my partner had the Chicken and rice , both meals were excellent and came to £22 very much great value for money ,Service was very good and the restaurant was airy and clean highly recommend and will go back when in the area

We stopped off in Worstead on our holidays. The White Lady is in the centre of the village next to the wonderful church. Our lunch was the fairly unexciting pub fare they serve in these parts, fish and chips for me, a chicken burger for my other half. The pub was practically deserted resulting in a lugubrious atmosphere. The village seems to be dying on its feet. The only positive was the half a pint of Woodforde's Wherry draft beer - very nice indeed. Total cost of meal for two £23.05 - rather pricey in our view for what we got.

stayed in worsted for the week and used the white lady as our local. excellent sunday dinner and good value pie and curry with a pint nights. really friendly licensee and staff who make yoy feel welcombe

Stayed here in May, great place, room was excellent, had everything, good nights sleep and great breakfast.

Very nice meal and good size portions.Friendly and helpful staff.Bright spacious restaurant will be going again.Good luck with 4 in a bed.

We had a roast meat was lovely and tender gravy good taste plenty of good veg pots a little over cooked for personal taste some May like! Great location quiet and peaceful! Sat out back not auwful lot of people in but was just after christmas! Good was good atmosphere was missing that wow! Waitress service was reasonable not too bad! Cost was about right for local competition

We stopped here on the off chance for lunch on a very cold and windy late sunday lunch time. We had just done a 4 hour walk nearby and were tired, a little grumpy and hungry! To be honest we were not expecting to be served at just before 3pm and suspected if we were then it wouldn't be too good. On arrival we were welcomed in and nothing was too much trouble. The pub has been extensively and very pleasingly refurbished since my last visit several years ago and it felt right from the second we entered. Having first got drinks including a very good pint of Norfolk Humpty Dumpty ale we were soon in the dining room and all decided to go for the lunch time specials whilst laughing at risking that expectation of a dried up full plate. How wrong could we be! My wife had the roast beef with all the trimmings including a chipolata and yorkshires plus loads of fresh veg. The rest of us had the steak and ale pie which was a proper pie - large with tasty pastry top and bottom and loads of steak and lovely gravy with lots of fresh veg. Well, needless to say none of it was dried up. The portions were very large, the quality very good and none of us could do them justice despite being very hungry - The long and short of it was not being able to fit in a pudding! I look forward to going again but with someone else doing the driving home!

We stayed for two nights with a group of friends. The bed and breakfast was superb and the rooms clean and well presented. The owners were very good hosts and looked after us well...nothing was too much trouble.We definitely will return. Thank you