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We had a lovely Sunday roast. I had the Lamb and my girlfriend had the pumpkin nut roast. Both tasted amazing and the portion sizes were perfect! Not too much and not too little. We also shared a treacle cake for dessert which was also delicious. Friendly staff and owners. Always nice to see them when we visit from Cornwall

Called in with my son after a hike Really cosy pub and super staff, good food and the Guinness was outstsnding, as good as it is in Ireland

There is no better returant then ocean view!! We have been a number of times.. And service is beyond all expectations always

Delicious food and great service

Been going to Nawroz for 15 years! The food quality & taste has never failed. Service nowadays can be hit & miss, food portions smaller than they use to be by quite alot. Overall it'll remain a staple in my family.

Family meal was fantastic food was amazing service spot on. Will definitely be back. Thank you spice exchange for a very enjoyable evening

Very welcoming, nice rooms, great service.

Had previously used these guys and the food was tasty based on recommendations from friends. On this occasion, waited an hour for the food to arrive. It was all pretty tepid/cold. Disappointing.

A hidden gem of a place that we discovered by accident whilst exploring the Norfolk North Coastline. Home made scones with clotted cream and tasty jam along with a traditional pot of loose leaf tea. The perfect reward for our walk from Cromer to Sheringham in the winter wind and rain. Highly recommended if you are out this way.

We have been here several times. Can have lunch or dinner in formal dining room. Or less formal lunches, coffee, tea, scones & cakes in the cafe. We have been to both - & never been disappointed. They do the best afternoon tea in the area (have to book in advance). Interesting to walk around the area where future auction items are on display also.

Attention all cheese lovers! Do not miss this place is you are in the Covent Garden area. Nestled in the Seven Dials market, this place does cheese and charcuterie on a conveyor belt. Each cheese is served with a condiment that compliments the cheese. Perfectly proportioned sizes allowing you to try a variety of cheeses without getting full. We ordered the grilled cheese off the menu too and it was outstanding.

Pricey and food portion just keeps getting smaller.

Good food although not particularly cheap for the quality and portion size, bearing in mind the competition from elsewhere in the village. We really enjoyed starters of carrot bhaji and scallops…. Whilst rather small in size they both packed unusual, delicious and great flavour and we actually preferred these dishes to our main courses of lamb rump and aubergine with polenta. It’s a pleasant dining room but a little lacking in atmosphere during our visit.

Fantastic meal, well recommend.

Nice and honest food, the French inspired menu was good. Thanks