The best restaurants in Suffield Park North Norfolk East of England

Tried a new flavour today. 10 out of 10 again. Thanks steve brilliant bloke. Happy and helpful. Definitely the only place for ice cream in Norfolk

Good food and service in a relaxed atmosphere.

Great tea shop in lovely setting just a couple of minutes walk from the centre of Cromer. Set in beautiful gardens with a boating pool for the kids. A real hidden gem

This our local favourite "go to" restaurant, we consider ourselves so lucky to have such a great place on our doorstep, always good food, great staff, highly recommended.

We ate here on the 25th and 27th March, while staying at the Cromer Country Club, of which this is a part. It appears a lot of their business is from guests staying on-site, but they do cater for non-residents also. The food was excellent, freshly cooked, piping hot, and served by really friendly staff in pleasant surroundings. The first night we had starters, but the portion sizes are so large, we were barely able to finish our mains, so on our second visit we skipped the starters. The home made lasagne, and the fish pie were excellent. We really couldn’t fault it, and thought it was good value for money. If you are staying on-site or just visiting the area, give it a go, you won’t be disappointed

We loved the ambience and attentiveness (but not in your face) of the staff. The canapes were a nice touch to have with our pre-dinner drinks. Our lamb was cooked exactly as we asked and we both enjoyed our desserts too. These, along with a good wine, made for a perfect birthday evening. Thank you The Grove Restaurant.

Always been a great chippy for as long as I can remember. The best in cromer by a country mile. Based on personal experience

Takeaway, previously was okay, and a favourite of the adult kids who are fussy, but very disappointed in the meal, szechuan chicken, Chilli chicken ordered, very gloopy, thick sauce but more vegetables than meat, Black bean Beef, hardly any beef and just not cooked the normal way, again all very yukky texture wise, not enjoyable at all, the chicken balls sweet and sour, greasy, not enjoyable, we placed order for a couple of hours into the evening and still had to wait 20 minutes when we got there which seemed pointless ordering, but you think okay busy night, its a Friday, and would have been forgiven if food was half decent, the special rice was okay but again limited to the 'special' extras in there, they have done much better rice before, even the crackers were tasteless, Tescos own brand more flavour and will not want next time, in fact, as a treat night this was a let down, so sorry will not be going again just in case its the same.

We stayed here with our young family in January this year. My wife has reviewed the hotel below, titled “disappointing”, this was mainly due to the lack of communication prior to and following our stay. The below response it to the managements response from her post, as I am unable to respond directly and his response was inaccurate. Hi Richard/Chris, Thank you for such a prompt response. I expected that I would receive a reply to a public review. As stated, I did complete the feedback and sent a follow up email and have still not received any personal correspondence from you, including in my spam, however, I have received regular spam emails from the Grove. It may be worth checking your spam box for my feedback, as I said, it was completed promptly. As feedback was requested on multiple occasions following our stay, I hoped that it would be used productively, to improve your service. My review was factual, and you have now also demonstrated that not only are you not interested in your guests’ opinions, but you are also rude and condescending. We received the initial confirmation on booking but no follow up emails, apart from as mentioned above, spam. The booking email promoted the restaurant with no mention to the restaurants being closed and only stated that the breakfast included was for ‘reservations made directly through us (including our website) include breakfast as part of the nightly rate)’. The fact that the restaurant is closed for the first three weeks of January was obviously not clear on your website as that is where we booked. It would be helpful to make the booking email clearer or specific for the cottages and to include the closure of the hotel and restaurant during January, to prevent disappointment. Clearly the bathroom has had a hard 12 months. As mentioned on the feedback, I called the morning of our trip as we were concerned that we had not had any correspondence. The receptionist advised that there was one slot left for swimming, which we were advised to book, the Saturday or Sunday was fully booked and the other day had 2 slots. The day that we left we had to swim before 8am as it was booked out for school swimming for the rest of the day. Anyway, once again, Thank you for your rude/sarcastic response Richard/Chris, I feel that you have confirmed to any guests questioning your ethics, that they are in fact, quite poor. As advised in the feedback, the staff that we met were friendly and welcoming, I hope that you treat them with more respect that your guests. BW