The best restaurants serving British food in East of England

good choice and fine cuisine - wont say too much as I dont want others to block my future reservations - enough said though !

The best burger bar there is. The bloke that runs it is a great guy too. Nothing too much trouble for him. Always makes sure that you are well looked after and well fed.

Excellent friendly service, we dropped in for an early lunch/snack along with our JRT puppy while visiting the area. Food was good (dietary options available) and service friendly and attentive, so much so we returned for afternoon coffee and cake!

First time I tried this place,was pleasantly surprised at how friendly the staff were,some lovely choices off cakes and some great looking sausage Rolls.I had a bacon and sausage sandwich with side salad which was lovely,nice to see they use proper thick and soft bread.The only downside which isn’t that bad was that there was no salad cream only mayonnaise for the salad.

Excellent lunch today with friends. We all ate off the festive menu. Two eating duck. Two eating turkey. Plus dessert. 100% recommended.

Delicious is all I can say! A cheese scone with cream cheese, chives and chutney for £3.50! Quirky place. Friendly service. Great

Nice Pub both inside and out. Friendly and nice staff. The food we had was kept frozen and all microwaved. You get lots of it but its average at best. A shame as we were hoping for homemade fresh food.

We enjoyed the Sunday roast recently , it was very tasty and plentiful, looking forward to making it a regular thing over the coming winter!

Superb. Great food and lovely place. Wonderful gluten free options and Special thanks to Nick and Lorraine for the marvelous customer service.

Lovely little cafe. They were just closing the kitchen when we five cyclists turned up, and stayed open to provide baked potatoes all round. Great food, nice people.

My friend and I could not find anywhere in the town centre for lunch and came across The Glass House by accident so decided to pop in. We were pleasantly surprised by the comfortable seating and privacy as we sat left of the door. Staff are polite and attentative. Food was freshly made, very reasonably priced and tasted fantastic!! A bottle of fizzy water cost £1.. Yes I know I was shocked too!! 2 x luxury panini, 3 huge slices of coffee & walnut cake, 1 slab of chocolate cake, pot of tea, hot chocolate and a 500ml bottle of fizzy water came to £18 Absolutely excellent place to eat and will be returning!! P.S we didn't eat all the cake, took some home for the boys

We discovered Prima Rosa by chance when cycling to Salhouse Broad. We popped in for a coffee and stayed for nearly 2 hours. My daughters were enchanted by all the sparkly things and the cakes were amazing. The cakes were so good that we went out of our way on our next ride to pick up supplies for the day.

Stayed at burlingtons on the 7/12 for one night, we did the Norfolk lights express from Sheringham station which was fantastic, returned to the hotel where we sat in the lounge and had a couple of cocktails, chatted to some lovely people and also had a lovely chat with sally one of the owners had a lovely sleep in a super sized bed , our room was the strand which was ultra luxurious, had a fantastic breakfast, superb location everything was 10/10 thankyou👍

Great coffee, Bakewell slice and the service is always good, with Tony the proprietor leading the way. What more do you want from a boutique cafe.

Fantastic coffee and a wide selection of great bagels (try the Aphrodite!!) staff are really friendly, we will be coming back