The best restaurants in East of England

Had the pleasure of taking my family to The Fig on Christmas Eve - we are not from the area, and we have travelled to Norfolk to visit family and decided to have a meal - had a chicken Gyros with a bottle if the Italian Primitivo Wine 🍷 what a gastronomical delight and wonder Service- and thank you to one of the owners, Mr Gago, who entertained us with his humour

Had a long relaxing lunch with my partner. They were super busy but the staff were so efficient. The food is high quality yet simple. Loved it.

Completely disabled unfriendly, you’d be lucky to get a wheelchair in there. When I asked where the disabled toilet was I was told to go and use the one at Sainsbury’s across the way. The food was nice, but for the portions you get is completely overpriced. The staff were arrogant and impatient and no matter how many times you tried to tell them that you didn’t want either toast or bread and butter with your meal, they kept arguing that it comes with either toast or bread butter. I won’t be going back again and wouldn’t recommend it. I’d just like to finish by saying don’t believe any of the “local guide” reviews, because they’re either paid for or fake reviews.

Would like to thank the lovely member of staff who helped my mum after her car’s bumper came off. Thank you for your help! It was very much appreciated.

So often when sitting down in a restaurant wait staff pounce on you. We love the informality and relaxed atmosphere of Wallow. Everything seems to be designed to help customers chill out. The sharing boards are good and would be even better if there was an even number of all items so that they could be shared equally. And it’s good to try different wines.

Sadly, very disappointing takeaway tonight. Ordered a lamb madras, mushroom pilau rice and a peshwari naan. Lamb was mainly tough as old boots, the odd bit that was easier to chew was stringy. I’ve been eating curry for 40 years and this tasted nothing like a madras I’ve ever had before. It was tangy, sour and was absent of any spice. Their menu describes as fairly hot. The rice wasn’t that warm. The saving grace was the peshwari naan. I’ve used the restaurant for several years, both dining in and takeaways. I’ve had the odd meal that’s not been up to standard and our down to a bad night, however I don’t think I’ll be frequenting again.

Lovely food. Family run pub, not part of any chain.

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.

Pricey and food portion just keeps getting smaller.

Literally my favorite burger spot around! The prices are a bit expensive and I wish they did combo deals (for a burger, fries, and drink you came expect to spend about £20 per person), but that doesn't detract me! The burgers are fresh and look like something out of a magazine every time I'm served. The drinks are delicious too! And the customer service is top notch; they are very attentive.

Had a lovely time there, with friendly staff members, would recommend to all who visit.

Really comfortable place with amazing service! Hot chocolate is to die for, also have a great selection of cakes. Have expanded the seating areas and can sit outside. Delicious and wide range of food

Value for money. Would eat here again.

Lovely setting great service definitely my favourite Indian restaurant

First time at this restaurant travelled from Norwich last night with friends and it was lovely food was great with good portions and service was first class will definitely be back