The best restaurants serving British food in Broadland East of England

Really friendly staff and fantastic food a very clean and welcoming place a good atmosphere and very good menu it was very nice place to get out of the rain

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.

Stumbled upon the Buck by accident. What a pleasant surprise. Absolutely incredible food and service. The menu mixes traditional pub food with incredible Asian cuisine, and superb home made pasta. There is something for everyone. The owners were so welcoming. I would encourage anyone to go. This really was just a lovely experience! Thank you.

As they say, real people, real food. The Sunday roast was delicious, in really generous portions and very fairly priced. We felt welcome and well looked after. 5 all round. A no-nonsense genuine traditional pub with a sports theme and plenty of screens if that is your thing.

On arrival we thought this looked a nice place for breakfast. We found a table by ourselves we waited then went to the staff. God forbid they actually looked after their customers and asked for a menu for breakfast to be told they have stopped serving breakfast and there will be an hour wait For the switchover of menu I am so pleased that they clearly with only three tables used could afford to turn down our family of five whom would’ve all had food and drinks. Sadly, we can’t come in on the food or drinks because they were too busy on their phones and talking to each other to worry about the elusive paying Customer

me and my friend were in a long bike ride down marriots way and we stopped at the tea room for a break.For a small business this is a shop with great food tea and service. Definitely recommended.

Absolutely love Scooters. The breakfast and coffee are delicious. We love the atmosphere and the friendly staff. Used to take our dogs when they were alive as there is a room set aside for them.

This pub is a gem and worth venturing out to. The hospitality was warm, genuine and friendly. Thankyou for this, it makes a big difference and is very much noticed. The food was sooo delicious - so fresh and beautifully cooked. Highly recommend the fish pie - it is way above what you might expect. This is a pub with excellent chefs.

Lovely food so could not give more compliments to the chef. Service was very poor food cold, wine dumped on table and after spending over 300 quid we had coffees pushed on us at 9pm and were refused a short. Very disappointed would certainly not return great shame

Allways good cakes fresh bread. Iconic cheese straws.

Standards are inconsistent. Raw roast potatoes and raw chunky chips. Lasagne was so dry and overcooked or heated that there was no cheese sauce left in it. Dry and rubbery pasta sheets and it was pretty disgusting.

Called Friday just gone to check if could place an order for Saturday (yesterday), was told they don’t take orders on a Saturday, so travelled on the Saturday for 4.45pm to find out it’s shut! No idea why, says open from 4.30pm, and wasn’t told anything when called the day before, absolute waste of a journey, need to communicate correctly opening times so don’t waste people’s time in travelling for no reason, ended going to The Frying machine which was open, please communicate opening times, or at least say on phone when we spoke on the Friday

Have stayed here before good service ,good food would recommend.

My husband and I stopped in here on a whim. They were happy to take us with their lunch crowd. The food was immense, the music was good and the service was welcoming. Huge portions! Everything looked good!

We always stop here after visiting the seals. Never lets us down. Today the food was fantastic, as was the service. Some of the best pub grub you’ll get anywhere.