The best restaurants in Priory North Norfolk East of England

Not just seriously amazing fish dishes but, Kelly, the owner, works so hard to make you feel welcome, relaxed and happy. A genuinely brilliant experience every time.

Went in at the weekend for a Sunday Roast and food was superb. The team were so friendly and the same could be said for the locals. Will certainly be back!

An excellent place to eat. The staff are very attentive but not overbearing. Lovely atmosphere and decorations

This 'restaurant' seems to be stuck in the 1960's with its decor, lighting, tables etc. Our table was somewhat 'tacky' to the touch and felt like it has had a long and hardworking life. The whole place could do with a good redecoration to freshen it up and new furniture to bring it back into the current era. The food was OK, but nothing special. Prawns Spanish style, and the cold plate of mixed fish for starters were 'uneventful' and lacked any wow factor. Main courses were equally average. The lighting is poor and doesn't give a comfy atmosphere to the place at all. We were so disappointed, and even more so when the experience cost up £100, for the food and two small glasses of wine. We certainly cannot recommend this restaurant and would suggest you spend your hard earned £100 elsewhere.

Great place for brunch or just a snack very friendly staff they also gave my dog a couple of treats. There were plenty of water bowls for dogs. Would definitely go again.

First visit to this takeaway while on holiday in Wells. Lovely helpful lady at the counter. I ordered large pancake roll, prawn crackers and special chow mein. All absolutely delicious and fresh tasting! I'll definitely be back on our next visit! 👍

Very limited range on offer been coming to Holkham for years and have to say he courtyard cafe menu is disappointing and has never changed over that time it probably ok if you like leak& potato soup veg chilli & sausage rolls and a small range of pre- packed sandwiches. I would suggest it would be better to franchise it out to deliver a better customer standard. Missing great opportunities here.

Visited this lovely bakery on Sunday for the first time. The range of bakery items is outstanding with reasonable prices and friendly staff. The carrot cake especially is so yummy. A must go to bakery in Wells.

Read about The Parlour in a local “Foodie” magazine. My wife and I aim to try as many as possible. We arrived having not booked, it was full, but a small table for two was available, we accepted it. Looking round the building it is an old brick built barn beautifully restored, tasteful and had a very nice feel.The menus arrived and clearly a lot of thought had gone into it. I opted for a king prawn lightly toasted baguette my wife who is not a big eater chose mozzarella and mixed tomato salad with pesto dressing. Both meals were excellent. Looking round at other diners it was clear everyone was enjoying their food. Full marks to the owners and staff for creating something just that little different.

This is the second visit to the pub- after the annual Land Rover rally for the Norfolk firefighters charity. The first time we visited was just for drinks, this time we had a meal- a roast dinner in my case. We hadn’t booked and were very pleased with the service, the lady behind the bar took our orders promptly and was very helpful with the children’s menu. Food was served quickly and was delicious, proper “pub grub” The atmosphere was very pleasant too, it was a dark, wet November night and upon entering you’re greeted by an open fire, cozy bar and cozy restaurant. Will definitely be returning- more than once a year!

We had the satay curry, my husbands with meat myself the vegan one. Super tasty. Super filling. Great value. A must go to. We will be back !

Very friendly local pub. Good food and generous portions.

Meh. Bang average. Next door is much better, surprised the rating is so high.

Absolutely loved the seafood platter I ordered. The staff were very friendly and I enjoyed my time and meal here. Would definitely visit again.

A really interesting low circular building overlooking a wetland habitat, owned and run by the Holkam Estate. There's a large covered but open area with tables and chairs and a smaller enclosed café serving good filter coffee and a range of prepared on site light bites sandwiches, pasties and cakes. Not cheap but good quality. The rush and reed drinking water fountain in the middle is a functional masterpiece. The information boards are very helpful outlining what can be seen and why. The big carpark is a couple of minutes away and the beach is perhaps 10 minutes off.