The best restaurants in East of England

Best bar around. Feels like family there 👌 go see yourself

If the managers reading this can you comment on when you are likely to reopen for the public, particularly for the plants.

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My partner and I came here Saturday 2nd November for the first time, we ordered from the main menu despite a Mexican night was happening that he didn't realise when he booked. The decor is beautiful, staff were friendly and attentive...the food! Wow! Pork belly to start followed by Ribeye Steaks *note to self* don't have a heavy starter as the main meals were very large. My partner asked to speak to the chef as we felt so guilty leaving so much food and didn't want him to think it was his cooking. Food was outstanding as was the little shot of creamy lemony stuff the chef served us. Can't fault a thing. This will certainly be our place to go now.

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.

Excellent service, Excellent staff, Excellent choice of food, The perfect place to grab a bite to eat while along the seafront

Definitely visit this restaurant! We had a lovely mix of food. Don't be put off by the small menu, the dishes are authentic and delicious. Wonderful atmosphere, run by lovely folks. Give it a go for something different to the usual chain restaurants. Will be going again soon and recommending it to friends.

Dyrrah is where you find the best coffee in Norwich along with a warm, welcoming vibe. The coffee is made with care, never tasting burnt or overdone, thanks to their skilled baristas and quality beans. What sets Dirrah apart is the friendly staff who greet you like an old friend. It's more than a café; it's a community. Lucky living close by! And, oh, the Almond Croissant is the best!

Cosy cafe- enjoyed lunch with my daughter. Korben was really nice and helpful too. Really nice place. Beautiful decor.

5 years since we last got a takeaway from Jean Pauls we came back again whilst staying at CentreParcs again and all the pizza's, garlic bread, chips and dips were once again delicious! Part of our family grouo are vegan and they really enjoyed their vegan pizza and garlic bread. The owner is such a nice guy, catered to all our requests with no issue at all and all prepared and cooked very quickly. We definitely recommend Jean Pauls and he does deserve the 4.9 oit of 5 rating.

I organised a day out on the broads for my partners birthday, after booking the boat, I was recommended Vic @ The Steam Room to arrange a picnic basket. Well what a recommendation that was. Vic was very helpful over the phone organising it all and explaining the numerous choices we could have. On the day, he was very friendly and swiftly prepared our feast and provided everything we had ordered for our day ahead. Homemade sandwiches, homemade sausage rolls (may I state some of the best I’ve ever had), fresh fruit, fresh donuts, crisps and finally some cold drinks. All within a loaned picnic basket to keep cool. 10/10 service, 10/10 quality of food. If you’re wanting food for your day out, or just a spot of lunch, here’s the place you should visit.

We were looking for somewhere in Flamstead where we could meet some friends before walking to Markyate and back. We spotted this coffee shop and were very pleased to have found it. It is obviously enjoyed by locals but we were also made very welcome. The various coffees we had were of excellent quality and flavour. The biscuits we had (including gluten-free for one of our party) were very good. The cakes looked delicious. The lady running it was very friendly. We'll be happy to return.

I visited here on a quiet Sunday morning and was delighted by the quality of the breakfast. Nestled as it is amongst a parade of arts & crafts and antiques shops, this cafe is very conveniently located not too far off the beaten track and there is plenty of parking. We sat out front in a cosy little covered verandah, which is perfect on a sunny day. Service is friendly and efficient, and the ambience is very relaxed and informal. We all opted for the medium breakfast (2 bacon, 1 egg, 1 sausage), feeling that the large breakfast (2 bacon, 2 eggs, 2 sausages) was perhaps too much. The 'extra-large' breakfast (3 bacon, 3 eggs, 3 sausages) even more so. Still, it was nice to have the choice. The breakfast itself was pretty quick to arrive and comes with toast and butter. The only negative is that the egg was poached. That would not have been my preference, and I wasn't given the choice, but that is a minor niggle. Overall, a delightful little place serving a decent breakfast in very pleasant surroundings. What's not to like?

Super lekker, echt een aanrader.iedereen hier naartoe en vriendelijk wij komen zeker terug vers en huisbereid

We went to the campground out back, it was great massive field and only cost 5 quid for two nights with power and Wi-Fi! Excellent would go there again