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

Sadly learned about the closure of this bistro at the end of November 2023. You will be very much missed by us, local residents and holiday makers alike.

We went to Hoveton Hall Garden on a rainy day. We stopped at the cafe twice. Once for drinks and then for lunch. The fish finger sandwiches were great. We had toasted banana bread with honey and a brownie. Both were fantastic. Both members of staff were lovely and really helpful. The barn was lovely and warm with the log burner. Many thanks for great service.

After looking online for a riverside pub in Norfolk we haven't visited for lunch. we decided on the New Inn at Horning. The menu looked reasonably priced with a good choice on offer. We had a very warm welcome from the staff and were shown to a lovely table overlooking the river. Fish and chips and the chicken, bacon and avocado sandwich were ordered. The meals quickly arrived and didn't disappoint. Piping hot, fresh and crispy fish & chips whilst the sandwich was packed full of flavour with roasted tomatoes. Accompanied with fries made it one of the best I've had. The new menu is being launched on the 12th of November so we will be returning to sample what's on offer. A very pleasant first visit. Thank you.

Quirky little cafe/shop. Very small inside seating area, also sells stuff through hatch onto pathway. Good tea and coffee, tasty bacon bap, friendly owner.

My wife and I along with our friends John and Lisa moored up at The Ferry Inn Horning and thoroughly enjoyed our meals and drinks. John in particular was very impressed with his beef stew and dumpling.

Didn't have any food here so can't comment, Had a couple of drinks prices a little expensive but service was good and friendly There's mooring outside which is £10 but £5 redeamable if you order food. Would recommend this pub especially if you boating