The best restaurants in Wroxham Broadland East of England

Lovely pub, good food choices and great garden / outdoor space

Now called the Stag after an extensive refurbishment. The new owners have done an amazing job. Highly recommend the food!

¡Hoy mamá quería ir a Wroxham y comer pescado con papas fritas... estamos siendo buenos para saber dónde es bueno comer afuera! Hoy fuimos al tradicional fish and chips de Ken por primera vez, mamá pidió un lugar normal sin papas frijoles mushy peas, yo pedí el pan y mantequilla de papas fritas especial de eglefino de Ken y un café con un precio de £ 18. 95 nuestra factura era de poco menos de £ 40 No me gusta quejarme, pero cuando llegó me dieron la comida oaps £ 13. 95 Pregunté ¿es esta comida de OAP? Sí, lo siento, ¿dónde están los guisantes? Se le dio un bote pequeño ... . . no hay oferta de reembolso de la diferencia. ¿Cuando te preguntan si todo está bien? Dije que estoy muy decepcionado, las patatas fritas eran calentamientos Luke guisantes calientes caliente caliente empapado masa! Teniendo en cuenta que dije que estaba decepcionado no se hizo nada para asegurar que volviéramos a visitar! Por £ 40 esperas algo mejor que eso. Lo siento Ken no es muy buen servicio al cliente.

Los mejores fish and chips de Hoveton. No hay piel en el bacalao, como debería ser, masa crujiente ligera. ¡Coma o saque, no se decepcionará!

A great find, while looking on Google Maps, to find somewhere for breakfast on our way to a nearby aviation museum. Where we had been staying doesn't do breakfast, and so we needed somewhere nearby to eat. This cafe is great, very popular, and it was obvious why. The menu was great, the food was excellent and the staff were friendly. Will definitely choose to eat here again when next up in Nofolk

In my opinion the cafe has gone down hill. The food used to be good but not so now. The service isn’t as welcoming as it used to be and the breakfast was hardly warm, with the exception of the hash brown.

I went on a Saturday around 10 oclk to use the butchery and when I saw the queue to pay as it shared with cafe with what looked like one person serving was a complete joke so walked out .

Loved our lunch there, excellent quality. Didn't stay so can't comment on the rooms.

Stopped for a quick lunch today as we were visiting the town, really enjoyed the location and decor. Very attentive host and staff. We chose off the main menu. I had chicken in stilton with smashed new potatoes and veg, it was excellent and extremely generous portion, would highly recommend it. Husband had steak and chips, again excellent. There was a really great specials lunch menu only £10. Overall we were really impressed and look forward to returning.

Went in there on my own 5.30 Saturday about 6?people in the bar 2 persons watching which sounded like a porno film it was unbelievable the lady bar staff done nothing, the sound was louder than the back ground music Never will I visit this pub again, it deserves to be closed down

This is the last of this family's chain of restaurants we've tried ... and it didn't disappoint! The menu is very similar to its sibling's menus, which we expected. Containing a great selection of different foods. I went for the halibut and chocolate brownie. The fish was melt-in-your-mouth and the brownie sooo chocolaty, I won't need any more sweet stuff for a month. Service is exceptional from the friendly crew. Prices are on the high side as you'd expect for a meal (and service) of this quality.

Terrible experience from the beginning to finally receiving the food. We were there for the Christmas farmer's market and should have bought food from that but hindsight is a wonderful thing. The room feels like a school canteen, it is very loud. We had to queue for at least 30 minutes before being given a table, this was in front of the disabled lift and totally obstructing it. We then had to queue again for 15 minutes to order, the order was brought to the table before I sat down which really is not great, it's the only eating establishment I've ever been to where I've had to queue twice. I ordered a scone as I do like a scone, the other options were quite expensive for what they were. The scone was enormous so I thought what great value it was, until I tried it that is. It was the worst scone I've ever had, was stale and had been warmed up, I think to try and disguise the staleness, it didn't work. The jam was disgusting, no strawberries in it. To say this place started as a farm shop and still has a farm shop on site you would think they would use quality ingredients, but no they don't. Worst jam I'd ever had. My friend had a sandwich with avocado and bacon, she said the bread was stale which, as the bread was sat out in the cafe on bread trays, is hardly surprising. I will never eat or drink there again.

Now called the Water’s Edge, we had a great evening here on the Saturday over the August bank holiday weekend. Really friendly and relaxed owners who made us feel very welcome and a great atmosphere. It was the most fun night we had on our weekend boating holiday!

We visited today, family of 3 and our dog who was allowed in the bar or in the beer garden. The beer garden is lovely with plenty of well spaced tables and for younger children lots of play equipment. Very clean and well kept. Ordering can he done via app at the table or in the bar if you want to order with a human 😉 It was fairly busy but our food and drinks came in a reasonable time and the food was lovely. Chilli burger , scampi and children's sausage. All was presented well and tasted great and was reasonably priced especially considering how overheads and produce prices have rocketed. We also saw the carvery which looked delicious too so may have to go back for that. Overall a great experience, we will definitely go back and would definitely recommend.