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

YOU MUST TRY THIS PUB. The food was really good, it is not high end but very good home cooked food, the pub is warm and welcoming and the staff great. We went with friends who live nearby and will certainly be going back.

Only popped in for a quick coffee and snack. Well worth it. Friendly staff. Quick service but it was quiet. We had snacks and cakes so would happily go back to try a larger meal.

Popped into this charming cafe for a cuppa and some cakes. The staff were so friendly and the cakes were scrumptious. We had carrot cake and banana and ginger cake. We loved it and would definitely visit again. Thank you!

Meals advertised on the door not available and no mash available. The pie however was excellent. Nice to sit out in the sun.

Great country pub all food excellent and good value. Very friendly and great atmosphere. One of the best Sundays lunch I've had for a long time.

When we visited with some friends today, I was very impressed about how accommodating the staff were as I have a dairy intolerance. The only reason why I haven’t given it a 5 is because unfortunately there wasn’t anything on the dessert menu I was able to have although having said that they were able to provide sorbet as an option for me

Great atmosphere in art filled barn . Extremely comfortable with bright and original chairs and cushions . Delicious hot Panini and coffee ... good service and will definitely be coming back .

We stayed for two nights to visit nearby Thursford, where we were booked to see the Christmas show. Initial impressions weren’t great. The room was monastic, with only the bed, a rickety cupboard and two hard chairs doubling as bedside tables. The curtains looked like they had been made of monks’ habits. This might be a deliberate design vibe chosen by the hotel, given its proximity to the shrine. The bathroom was very small and a bit tired. Having said that, everything was clean and functional and the bed was comfortable. We had a very nice meal in the restaurant. The staff and locals were friendly. Breakfast was good, included in the price. We went out for the day and left our key at reception. We returned after the show at about 22.10 to find the place closed and no one on duty. We were locked out. Our key on the hook behind reception or our belongings in the room hadn’t suggested that someone ought to wait for all registered guests to be accounted for. We called an out of hours number and the manager did return to let us in. She said they ‘didn’t take any notice of the keys’ which seems like a cavalier attitude to residents’ comfort or wellbeing. I was also surprised and a bit shocked that there was no staff on site overnight in case of emergency. However, the manageress was friendly and didn’t seem to mind having been called out. Maybe it happens quite a lot. When we returned to our room we found it had not been made up for us. The tea tray had not been replenished so we couldn’t make ourselves a hot drink. We paid £225 for our two night stay, so it wasn’t a ‘budget’ price, but I feel we got budget treatment.

Have popped in occasionally and had the most delicious pie and gravy. Was in the area Saturday and thought a lovely pie and gravy will go down a treat on such a cold day. Saturday luch time, no pies on the menu, just a very basic baguette, omlette, baked potato menu, really disappointed. Should have guessed, very sparse of dinners. Ordered the egg baguette, to be told a minute later 'we can't get hold of any eggs'. So all the omlettes were unavailable too. I've just been to a farmers market down the road that's full of eggs and pies! Cheese baguette ok, very cheap colesaw on side( sorry being really picky now). It has changed hands and don't believe the menu online, we won't be going back.

Lovely cosy pub. Very dog-friendly. Food is standard pub fare, reasonably priced. Very nice wood-burning stove kept us warm over lunch.