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What a lovely find..beautiful pub& open fire..fabulous food well worth visit

This pub has changed so much since Kelly &John have taken over, Amazing family and staff.. Great place thankyou for changing our local to somewhere so family friendly & welcoming.

An impromptu visit, very glad we wondered in. We were sitted swiftly. Drinks arrived promptly Food was delicious, had the dough balls, goat cheese pizza with walnuts, gf said it was amazing. The ham pizza was lush. Only disappointment is there is no Calzone, however they are looking at it.

Excellent butchers with fantastic helpful staff. And the pies are out of this world

The best Indian takeaway locally. Authentic food full of taste.

Albert first time I forgot to take a photo worth going x friendly lovely people x

Ordered the chicken madras, was very delicious, I am very happy I found a good local Indian restaurant. Highly recommend this spot .

We had to return as we had such a good experience on our first visit and it was equally fantastic this time. You don't go many places where the food actually makes you smile as it tastes so good! We had the full Tasting menu and Vegetarian tasting menu and loved every minute of it. The salt cod beignet and the venison loin especially stood out for me and my wife loved the Puy lentil & mushroom cottage pie. Service was relaxed and efficient with perfect gaps between the courses and our wine complemented the food perfectly. Cocktails were great too! If you want excellent food and drink with a great and relaxing atmosphere you can't beat Boston House Norwich.

Food carts in the back are brilliant but it's not a cosy pub and seems a bit "old boys"!

Been here a few times with family and always had a good time but after my recent visit I won't be going back. Never have I experienced such a rude and unprofessional staff member. I ordered my second drink from Nicky (red hair) having been served by James earlier, who is always very friendly, when it was time to pay I had my card ready to which Nicky huffed and I reactively apologised, although in hindsight I'm annoyed that I did, as if my choice of payment was somehow an inconvenience. Having then made payment, I politely asked for a straw to which Nicky huffed again and slammed the pot of straws in front of me on the bar. Honestly have never been so insulted by a hospitality staff member in my life, absolutely disgusting behaviour towards customers.

My Granddad, Ron Henery (R.I.P.), wouldn’t settle for anything but Lims. I’ve been coming here since I was a lad, barely tall enough to see over the counter. Every time I visit Loddon, it brings back cheerful memories. The chips are excellent, and the fish is, without a doubt, the best by a country mile.

Lovely Hotel restaurant which I have never visited before. Although our visit was a sombre occasion the restaurant was beautiful and the meals and staff were exceptional. I would recommend The Belvedere for any special occasion!

We waited 40 minutes for our food, and not once did the staff think to mention the ridiculous wait time when we ordered. After 30 minutes, he finally strolled over to casually let us know they were out of rice noodles and they hadn’t even started preparing our food. The food is mediocre at best and overpriced too. £12 for a bowl at a market stall with no heating. That’s almost restaurant pricing. At least you could get some warm and a glass of tap water there. Save your money and your time. This place is not it.

Some of the the best pizza I have ever had

Café has been closed for a few days for wall and beam repairs as it is a listed old building but fortunately is now open again. This time back for a cappuccino and a cake.