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Sadly, the bar food was terrible, pizzas soggy, burnt bases. Setvice was appallingly slow, and the pub had very few customers. At 9pm on a Friday evening, we were asked to move from the garden to inside due to apparent noise complaints from the neighbours! At 9pm?? What a shame. Will not be coming back. On a plus point, the garden is lovely, but clearly on a sunny warm evening, customers are not allowed to use it.

Booked for Easter Sunday lunch . Arrived slightly early and welcomed by friendly staff Taken to our table and decided to order the roast before Good meal lovely Yorkshire’s and well cooked veg Pub garden looked nice but the weather wasn’t good enough Recommend for Sunday lunch

It is such a shame that a wonderful building has been allowed to be so run down and shabby. Our room was awful - dirty, outdated, hot with a too small a bed for 2 adults and the most uncomfortable mattress I have ever slept on. Breakfast was better, surprisingly so, as my husband is Coeliac but we were exhausted and achy which dampened the experience. If I had been staying more than one night I would not have stayed in that room but hence we will never visit again. I could have taken so many photos showing my disappointment but I think you get the gist. Once again - what a shame as we were gifted a voucher for a night away and I think it definitely cost me more to stay here than if I had booked directly and also we don't go away very much, so not the positive experience I would have liked.

Friendly staff, spacious rooms, sea views and above a pub with a lovely atmosphere. We had a wonderful stay!

We booked online for a Friday in the reasturant, it was very busy the reservation seemed to be nessary if you want a table here. Decor was nice and servers attentive and polite. The food was really nice, I would say portions were fine dining size if you are having a main only meal. We enjoyed the desserts, I would say they need more sauce or ice cream. We would visit again, want to try their Sunday roast.

This village pub is a hidden gem. A proper village pub vibe, with a gorgeous pub garden, it’s absolutely worth visiting if you are in the Sheringham or Cromer area. They offer a selection of good real ales (3 on draft) and excellent pub grub. At lunchtime we went for the ‘small plates’ version of the main meals but it’s all you need, the portion sizes are excellent value. If you get the chance, check it out you won’t be disappointed.

Six of us just had lunch here and it was superb! We sat in a little side room by the garden door which was cozy and perfect for the hard of hearing amongst us! The service was warm and friendly, the waitress was knowledgeable and careful with the gluten free order for one of us. The food was outstanding! Sunday roast is so often a disappointment but not this time. The beef was perfectly cooked, the vegetables too. The roast potatoes were crisp and the Yorkshire pudding spot on. Starters were excellent and the puds all homemade …. My lemon posset was absolutely delicious! Well done The White Pheasant…we will be back!

Visited on a Sunday evening, friendly welcome with a nice atmosphere in the pub. Starters were okay, makerel pate and whitebait, nothing fancy just standard pub food. We had the roasts for mains, my husband enjoyed the lamb, and I had beef. Good size portions, but my beef was very thick and tough and chewy. They kindly offered thinner slices, but I'd had enough to eat by then. Fresh tasty veg, potatoes okay but tasted reheated, overall I thought it was expensive for the quality.

Frío de comida , frío de habitación , carne masticable , hay mejores lugares para ir con comida más caliente y habitaciones más cálidas. Arrancador estaba bien, el servicio genial

Delightful pub situated on quiet turning off the main road. Greeted by friendly member of staff. Delicious main courses followed yummy desserts. Would highly recommend.

Oh dear poor right from start Made booking forparty of 10 plus 2 high chairs for 6pm Doors locked when we arrived Table not ready Several items on menu not available especially on kids menu Needed magnifying glass to find prawns in starter such small portion Burgers burnt on outside Special pie not very hot No gravy to accompany it No mashed potato no pizza so children disappointed Could understand if later on evening but not on first sitting Place was empty so guess not got good reputation Never again

This establishment is currently CLOSED. No sign yet of new owners: nothing but rumours! Hopefully a new venture can bring it back to what it was 20 years ago.

Really welcoming pub, with great service. Beer kept well and lovely food. We all had fish and chips and the fish was great. We often visit the Mill in the village and this was the first time we had gone here for lunch, we will be back!

Our party of 8 had a fantastic meal here yesterday eve. Delicious, fresh food, good portions with friendly service. We all agreed we would definitely return, hopefully soon! Me and my partner stayed for a cocktail afterwards in the bar area. One of the best margaritas I’ve had. Thank you all for a lovely evening 😊

It was so nice that the delivery man wasn’t bothered when there was builders doing some work and people delivering things and he couldn’t get around trying to find where the houses