The best restaurants in St Benet North Norfolk East of England

We had a cream tea ,two doggie ice creams in the courtyard delicious. Also purchased a couple of bits and pieces in the sale, make up bag and door stop. Such good value. Popped into deli tea shop further down the road more expensive but I don’t think any better. Very dog friendly could do with fresh water in the courtyard tiny niggle. I’m use they would have replaced the water if I’d asked. Love the place think it’s great would call again if ever in the area.

We often go here, which also tells you how good it is. Fish and fish which is ideal for us. Excelled quality food, well cooked, friendly staff, good value, hence we like it. We go there times a year

We picked up a meal deal in the early morning then had lunch there later. Friendly staff and good food. Very well priced. The sandwiches on granary bread were stuffed full of filling and the bread was fresh, soft and just gorgeous. The lentil and bacon soup was wonderful too. Highly recommended. Support small local businesses and give the expensive pubs a miss. 😊

We went to Hoveton Hall Garden on a rainy day. We stopped at the cafe twice. Once for drinks and then for lunch. The fish finger sandwiches were great. We had toasted banana bread with honey and a brownie. Both were fantastic. Both members of staff were lovely and really helpful. The barn was lovely and warm with the log burner. Many thanks for great service.

On a Broads boating holiday, we were moored at Gayes Staithe, in need of some odds and sods. The walk into the village from there takes around 15-20 mins, but much quicker if you're moored at Neatishead. It's a cracking little shop, with all the essentials you're likely to need - the basic groceries, ciggies & drinks etc, as well as some nice Norfolk-themed gifts - I brought back some jam and a scented candle as a thankyou to my neighbours who have been feeding the cat for the last week. Things were sensibly priced, not a tourist trap cash grab! The lady serving was very friendly too. As an added bonus, the White Horse pub is just opposite, so we stopped in for a much needed refuelling before the walk back to the boat. No doubt we'll be back for next year's Broads holiday. - Sherz, Linz and Joe the greyhound x

My Wife and I went for a drink of tea I ended up having a Breakfast Muffin my Wife had Toted teacake. The Muffin was absolutely delicious would recommend this, it is not a small snack.The eating area was nice and clean staff were very friendly. Definitely be revisiting.

Went here for lunch after hiring a boat for the day. There was a nice young man who helped morn the boat as I was a novice and he tied it up and gave advise. Very nice looking place and the food was excellent with good pricing. Highley recommended if you are on that stretch of the river. Nice friendly staff

The staff as friendly but they always seemed to get confused about the orders. I ordered steaks and then they gave me the wrong ones and forgot half of the items that were on the menu on my plate. My steak was sirloin but it was like chewing on gum. My ordered a hot chocolate and ask for marshmallows and cream. It didn’t come with any. I won’t be going again. Sorry for the price it’s not worth it

Went for a meal with friends yesterday and Wow, everything was hot, service was great 2 had steaks that were cooked to perfection, atmosphere lovely, so nice to see the chef asking if all was ok 😃

This is not a vegetarian friendly restaurant. There were two vegan options on the menu. One had ‘vegan cheese’ and ‘vegan mayo’ in. One quorn. Asked the (very nice and professional) girl at the bar if we could have real cheese and mayo and the ‘chef’ told her no, ‘because of cross contamination’. What??? So, waste of time and money (crisp and nut lunch anyone?). Don’t offer healthy veggie food, fine, but don’t pretend you are vegetarian friendly.

Quirky little cafe/shop. Very small inside seating area, also sells stuff through hatch onto pathway. Good tea and coffee, tasty bacon bap, friendly owner.

Went on the Missippi boat and the location / ambient nature of the place was nice. Food expensive but the river is cleaner than Wroxham which we also love. The stores were closed but recommended.

We had our second visit here today as thought maybe the first time was just a bad day, based on the reviews on here but we will never go again. It’s a huge pub and it has a playground, great moorings but that’s as far as I can go with positives. Inside it’s dusty, dated, cheap, not over friendly, the food is such poor quality that we left most of what we had and didn’t bother with the “free” ice cream for the kids either. It is so expensive for what you get, in our opinion. Even our 4 and 7 year olds wouldn’t eat their meals. But the table next to us was heard saying “this is so good” to each other. Sadly not for us.

Had a really enjoyable meal here last night. Great spring rolls, and loved the seaweed.