The best restaurants serving British food in Mundesley North Norfolk East of England

Walked in at 14.56, told young girl order, she then said sorry we are not serving coffee now because we close in 4 minutes. If you are open until 15.00 then should be served takeaway hot drinks up until then. No sign to say they stop serving takeaway coffee before they close.

This place is the kind of gem where you’d be kicking yourself if you found it on the last day of your holiday: we stumbled across it at the beginning, fortunately, which meant we could come back more than once! Their full breakfasts are wonderful, and the veggie options are good too. Everything is cooked fresh to order but nevertheless the service is snappy. It’s properly dog-friendly and the staff are all great.

Estupenda comida. Comida que te hace sentir especial. Puedes disfrutar de un fantástico espectáculo de sabor a toda la comida que no hacen en casa. Presentación hizo mucho más especial. Excelentes vinos para cubrir la mayoría de los palés. Bien merece una visita.

Visited whilst staying in Mundesley. Food was ok but strange atmosphere. Got the impression most people were locals who weren’t keen on outsiders. Wouldn’t rush back.

Worst fish I have ever eaten The batter tasted dreadful it was not cooked enough. Inside still raw batter. The fish was bland and watery had no taste at all. Defo was not cod. Waited ages, my fish was cooked 20mins before it was served to me and was just warm. Need another member of staff to serve. Most of the food ready and cooked just sitting in warming area until this one chap was able to serve.

The normal excellent food and service was simply missing tonight, enough to take this off our list fir the future. We visit here around 8 times a year. Tonight we booked a Christmas meal. Soup was lovely. Pate arrived as two large slices with no relish or chutney but only 3 very small pieces of toasted fresh bread - a request for more bread resulted in 2 cold white slices of store bread. Main meal arrived- one had 1 slice of gammon and 2 slices of turkey, the other 4 slices of turkey - all were very. Veru dry. Covered in a largely amount of congealed gravy. With frozen roast potatoes which were not hot, just warm. Vegetables of Brussels, carrots, broccoli and red cabbage along with pigs in blankets were all OK. No parsnips. We sent them both back. Two desserts - Christmas pudding which was lovely and a cheesecake which though huge, wasn't a cheesecake. Two meals with 2 Guinness cost us £60, after a ruffled waitress "comp'd" the drinks.

We decided it was about time we sampled the Sunday Carvery and a recent birthday seemed as good an excuse as any. We booked a table and were glad we did as it was lovely and busy - not too busy that we had to wait, but busy enough to get a good atmosphere in the spacious function room. There was a choice of four meats and we sampled them all between the four of us in our group - they were all cooked to perfection. There was a lovely selection of vegetables which were being topped up regularly during service, and everything we had was hot and tasty. We were glad, however, that we had left enough room for dessert - the list of choices was mind blowing and the ones that we (eventually) picked were delicious. The staff were friendly - especially the chef, and we were made to feel welcome, and will definitely return soon.

Amazing fish and chips. The best we've had in ages. Light, crispy batter (made with soya milk), and light chips. Couldn't recommend them enough. We will be back!!!!