The best restaurants serving British food in East of England

Horriblemente caro y no solo insípido, sino que el jamón no era jamón, era una especie de cosa italiana que no tenía ni idea de que estaba recibiendo y el desayuno estaba cubierto de un poco de salsa marrón, vinagre, de sabor horrible que simplemente hizo que todo el asunto fuera vil. Las patatas fritas eran anémicas, experiencia en general, simplemente terrible. Lo único bueno fue el café...

Just arrived in Blakeney and took a stroll and popped into the White Horse for drinks and was welcomed by the bartender who made us do welcome This pub is absolutely spotless and the staff make you feel so welcome Put the faith back into British pubs

Didn’t realise that this pub had reopened - went with a large group for Sunday lunch and were impressed. Good choice, portions on the small side which was OK by me. Very friendly service - we intend to return.

Had a meal today Good Friday with my husband. Excellent food. Huge portions. Great service and very reasonable priced. Very happy

Ridiculous restaurant. You ring their telephone number with an answerphone saying we cannot accept your call!!! How about that for service!!!!! Never again

Always a great experience. Great atmosphere, quick service and good food. Just what you'd expect

Recently refurbished pub, it has changed a lot to include a great beer garden, reasonable sized car park and there’s a new bakery onsite, family & dog friendly. We used to be fairly regular visitors pre refurbishment. We stopped off for lunch on Easter Sunday, we didn’t order anything off the menu and continued on our way to Hunstanton ( Caley) The menus are a bit confusing and we had to ask for clarification, this is now a Gastronomic pub, we prefer more of a pub grub menu and one of us is vegetarian and didn’t fancy the two choices or the fish dish ( no scampi/cod served here, Sea bream not to my liking. The table next to us ordered burger £15 and one burger/chips £20, didn’t look like great value 😏 Reading others reviews it’s easy to spot the southerners who think this is reasonably priced compared to the high prices they are used to paying in their home towns/citys. We are likely to return to try out the bakery/cafe when we’re next walking the dog at Holme beach. Good luck in the winter months 👍

Amazing food all round and service . I personally had the roast beef which was absolutely gorgeous and so many additions . Only fault throughout the whole experience was we felt the roast should be served on a round plate not oval as over crowded, but this really isn’t a criticism just a would have preferred . Can’t wait to return again

Arriving at the Coach & Horses early evening we were impressed with the helpful and friendly welcome. Our positive reaction continued with the spacious and immaculately clean room. Large wet room as we requested well stocked with bathroom requisites. The guest accommodation is in a building separate from the pub premises. It looks quite new and clearly a lot of attention has been paid to design and quality. Following a very comfortable night we headed to the pub for breakfast. Cereals available along with orange juice on a self service basis followed by a full English cooked to order. It was excellent with well cooked bacon and sausage and beans on the plate rather than in one of those little pots you see these days. Service was friendly and efficient. So, we were heading for a strong ‘5’ - but then we booked in for dinner which, surprisingly, was a bit of a disappointment. I’ve often found that pub curries don’t work for me but in this instance I decided to make an exception and chose the Beef Madras. The flavour was excellent and authentic but the beef was either a cheaper cut or was undercooked as it was very tough and took a lot of chewing. Such a shame. My wife chose the fish fillet which she described as tasteless. The sauce was OK but didn’t rescue the fish itself. The crumble came to the rescue. Full of fruit with a creamy custard and a generous portion. Delicious.

Good for a drink but don’t bother with the food. Long wait- over an hour- and the food is awful. The Mac & Cheese was disgustingly.

Four of us booked a meal three ordered steak and ale pie. It wasn’t a pie it was meat and gravy in a dish with a puff pastry lid. The meat was uneatable Half was gristle and some of meat was so tough you could not cut it. We mentioned this to person who cleared the table but they made no comment. Would not eat here again. The staff were very pleasant not their fault food was awful.

1st time here, food was lovely, service was great especially from Zac ,atmosphere in this pub was great, and made a very enjoyable evening

Visited the Secret Thai Garden in Coach and Horses, recommended by friends. The food was delicious, beautifully presented and very reasonably priced. The waiter who served us was lovely . He even walked us to the car with an umbrella because of the heavy rain. Unfortunately it is closing end of November but there is another Secret Thai Garden in Potters Bar which we intend to visit. I can recommend the Green Curry and my friend loves the duck in pancakes

We went today for a family lunch and how disappointed we were the carvery was cold the plates were.cold the cauliflower cheese was hard. And undercooked when they cleared my plate a d my sons I told the waitress of my disappointment and she could see I hadn't eaten my lunch and I told her it was cold At no time did a.manager come.and speak.to us and when the bill came I told her my issues and they eventually took I meal off but no.apology from anyone which I found quite rude tbh

Beware all . Rat city in your bin disposal disgusting we can see it.