The best restaurants in High Heath North Norfolk East of England

Best latte we’ve ever had. Creamy, with great coffee taste. Interesting selection of foods, cards, books & more. Lovely outlook.

Best pop-up we have had at one of our events! Excellent communication in the build-up and the team arrived early with plenty of time to prepare. Super friendly team always more than happy to help The food is of a very high standard and presented very well. Fantastic choice of menu. Ostrich burger is out of this world and the brookie desserts were talked about by all guests. Superb value for money and leftovers boxed up to take home. Definitely, be using again!

Great food and beer ,with exceptional views

Amazing little pub. Loved the food, super high quality. I would recommend 100 times.

This place never disappoints. Warm welcome, cosy environment. Good choices on the menu, something for everyone. Great service too and imho, not expensive! Plan ahead and book, it’s understandably popular

Arrived by bus. Good coffee and pleasant staff but although members of Suffolk Wildlife we were expected to pay to visit our countryside and to see our birds. Is nothing free anymore.

We popped in for a light lunch.I had Cornish pasty with salad followed by the tastiest homemade apple pie.My friend had the quiche and then carrot cake.Superb food and reasonable prices.Served by a friendly team.All in all a nice experience.

Today myself and friend visited for the first time , seen it on Google and my friend enjoys art so the reading room at holt was a lovely surprise, they allow dogs out side but not inside , it’s such a unusual little tea house rather quaint but really very pleasant , with lots of pictures to buy antique s cushions hand made dolls knitted there was just so much to see and books galore , we had a lovely hot coffee tea cake sausage roll , I also picked a lemon drizzle cake but found my eyes were bigger than my tummy ,. So I bought it home with an extra lemon drizzle and two pieces of lemon meringue,. They had such a variety nothing was to much effort and food 💯 percent ,. A lovely place il visit again ,

The first thing that struck us at Ali’s was that, no matter how busy the members of staff were, they always acknowledged and greeted every person who came through the door. So unusual nowadays, but much appreciated. Great find, a short walk from the coast path, serving tourists and locals alike. Cafe and shop, food delicious and fresh. Great coffee.

On doing our pre-holiday research, we saw that there was a shop and cafe in our village destination. We popped into Ali’s for a bacon bap one morning before our walk, and have to say, it’s a gem of a place. You can buy your groceries here, or find something special in the way of food or drink to take home, pick up a souvenir of your trip, or have something to eat all at the same place. It’s dog friendly, too. Recommended.

Very slow service (though friendly staff). Egg Benedict's nice enough, super food salad seemed to have a packaged combo of "grains" with too many sun-dried tomatoes thrown in and a horrid chilli jam, it was not great... Over flavoured rather than fresh. Children's pancakes biggest disappointment as were enough for a 2 year old at most, absolutely miniscule portions even for young children let alone older ones! The location is great though, shame about the food.

Such a beautiful setting and lovely helpful team. Had set menu for £45 per head incl canapés. Delicious food and generous portions. Found it great value and nice to be in calm and unusual surroundings instead of usual noisy restaurants. Highly recommended and will def return (should also say that chef can be flexible on menu if you want alternative suggestion and tho we didn’t need to deviate from planned offer it’s useful to know you can discuss this)

The food was fine, not amazing. Clearly prepared in advance and then reheated as it came out so fast. Starters arrived before our drinks! Nice setting, dog friendly and warm welcome.

The meals were really overpriced and disappointing, service staff were very friendly and we didn't want to complain, but a couple of the meals were pretty awful to be honest, and the rest of them barely passable for £16 odd quid each. A lentil and mushroom stew for £18 that was barely a starter size; a child's pasta for £9 that was eaten in 3 mouthfuls. All round, really delighted with kelling heath facilities, and the woodland lodge is fabulous, but the restaurant really needs an overhaul. As others have said, a captive audience shouldn't justify such overpriced poor choices

Another lovely lunch visit to this charming pub. A great selection of lunch options - all freshly cooked and wonderful value.