The best restaurants serving British food in East of England

Lovely old fashioned tearoom with over 30 varieties of tea . Food is excellent and reasonably priced and has daily specials. The menu is simple but the food is better for it. There is also some B&B rooms attached, plus outside seating. Dogs are allowed Overall I would recommend a visit to this little gem of a place.

This place offers it all! Fantastic food prepared with imagination and care, served by the friendliest of staff, and great size portions too. As just one member of a vegan family, of which we are all in agreement, there is no better place to eat! I always leave The Walnut Tree looking forward to my next visit. An added bonus is the adjoining food and craft shop which sells individual frozen portions of a large selection of their meals..............curries, tagines, stews.........we have tried them all and they, too, are delicious. Thank you to everyone at the Walnut Tree for a truly amazing gastronomical experience every time!

A decent meal and good, friendly service. Remarkebly busy pub in the middle of nowhere! The steaks were o.k. but not super, the starters really good. It depends where you are seated, the core is charateristic, the addition we were seated not very cosy.

Lovely food, I had the Advacado & Prawn salad Huffer, it was delicious 😋 Lots of choices on the menu. Great selection of well looked after real ales. Excellent friendly service. Lovely beer garden. All set in a beautiful countryside location. Would most definitely recommend a visit 👍 What more can I say ☺️

Great staff , polite and great prices compared to shops next door

Went for open mic night. Great little place.

Wonderful for lunchtime. Staff helpful, calm and attentive (but not in your face!) Very clean and a great ambiance. Will definitely return.

Booked the Circle of Life afternoon tea for my 7 year old granddaughters birthday treat. Having been several times previously I knew that it would be a great experience and I was not wrong. We all had a wonderful time, including my other 18 month old granddaughter who was accommodated in a high chair and munched through her sandwiches and cake very happily. The staff even took the time to light a birthday candle for the birthday girl which was a lovely touch. She's already asking what the new theme will be that she can go to. Mummy, Daddy and Grandma will be very happy to oblige.

Very tasty homely food with generous portions. Staff are friendly and helpful 🙂 😊

With a second attempt on the day - we managed to get a table for 2. First time we called half an hour before we wanted to try this restaurant, with no surprise now it was all fully booked. Half year later we called early morning and there was a free table. Heard rumours how good and how tasty the food is at Cherry Tree. And I can’t recommend this places enough. The service was amazing - you walk in a little waiting area, they offer you a drink then introduce you to the menu and then you order. Once your drink is finished they take you to your table and food comes quite quickly. They come and check if you’re happy with everything and you don’t have to wait between courses, pretty much as soon as you are finished they come and offer you your next meal. We took our time and enjoyed every second of it and we spent nearly 2 hours in this lovely restaurant. Food 10/10 Service 10/10 Atmosphere 10/10 Definitely coming back! Thank you team Cherry Tree 🙏

Roast dinner was nice but my pink lamb was burnt. Not pink at all. And one carrot cut in half is not ideal either for £23… when I asked about my pink lamb. The waitress said “it’s lamb”

The meals where large, well cooked at a good price

What a fabulous find. Amazing food, incredible owners, chilled sophisticated ambiance. Almost don’t want to give it a rave review and keep it for myself! I only wish I were a local so I could work my way through the entire menu!

Came here with my aunt and uncle we live in Perth Australia and had the best service and food definitely recommend a visit well worth it.

Visited this place for lunch on a recent visit to Gorleston, after a family member said she remembered visiting this cafe years ago for afternoon tea and it being really good. I had a sausage pasty, a coffee and a bit of cake. The pasty was lovely, tasted home made, with lots of flavour. The coffee wasn't amazing (but I'm fussy when it comes to coffee) and the cake was a little dry. My family member though said that their cake was lovely. This is a nice spot for lunch, on a quiet road with lots of character. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. I would visit again.