The best restaurants serving British food in Wroxham Broadland East of England

Called in by chance when visiting Hoveton today. Had a cream scone and very good coffee. Proprietor very chatty and informative. There was a great selection of cakes and pastries as well as cooked food and proper coffee not just the machine varieties that many cafes use these days. Will call in again when passing this way.

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.

Very friendly staff and great food

Went on Halloween for supper and bought a lamb diner kebab and a chicken gyros. While taking them back to my table I managed to spill both kebabs. The owner and the manager both immediately sprang into action, organised the cleaning and immediately ordered two more kebabs without any hesitation when it was completely my own fault. It was very much appreciated. The pub has put a premium on service and it shows. The staff had made a real effort for Halloween and the kids were thoroughly enjoying their outing.

Happened across this lovely place on a walk with our dog. We all had ice cream including the dog with a very nice brownie to follow. Sit amongst the trees and just listen to the birds and watch the world go by.

Been on holiday for last 4 year and always looking forward to kens fish n chips This year the were overcooked curly haddock Chips that looked and tasted anemic £21 for curly overcooked fish and so called chips Need to he another cook he/she certainly can't cook fish n chio Bought at 5.00pm Sunday 6th October Will try across road next week

Really lovely food. Fish cooked on order very lightly battered and not greasy at all and chips light and golden. Been here a few times now and it’s been lovely every time. Would definitely recommend.

In my opinion the cafe has gone down hill. The food used to be good but not so now. The service isn’t as welcoming as it used to be and the breakfast was hardly warm, with the exception of the hash brown.

Went in there on my own 5.30 Saturday about 6?people in the bar 2 persons watching which sounded like a porno film it was unbelievable the lady bar staff done nothing, the sound was louder than the back ground music Never will I visit this pub again, it deserves to be closed down

This is the last of this family's chain of restaurants we've tried ... and it didn't disappoint! The menu is very similar to its sibling's menus, which we expected. Containing a great selection of different foods. I went for the halibut and chocolate brownie. The fish was melt-in-your-mouth and the brownie sooo chocolaty, I won't need any more sweet stuff for a month. Service is exceptional from the friendly crew. Prices are on the high side as you'd expect for a meal (and service) of this quality.

We visited today, family of 3 and our dog who was allowed in the bar or in the beer garden. The beer garden is lovely with plenty of well spaced tables and for younger children lots of play equipment. Very clean and well kept. Ordering can he done via app at the table or in the bar if you want to order with a human 😉 It was fairly busy but our food and drinks came in a reasonable time and the food was lovely. Chilli burger , scampi and children's sausage. All was presented well and tasted great and was reasonably priced especially considering how overheads and produce prices have rocketed. We also saw the carvery which looked delicious too so may have to go back for that. Overall a great experience, we will definitely go back and would definitely recommend.