The best restaurants serving British food in East of England

saved my life after Houghton festival as the only decent place around… that says a lot about norfolk

Went into this place .. she hole .. be warned ... do not go unless you want to catch something.... dirty filthy place .. broken windows etc

Food was excellent staff were brilliant helpful and attentive place was very clean, definitely worth a visit for a lovely meal

Friendly staff good selection of drinks

Great spot for a couples lunch, great food and service. Atmosphere was great with fires and candles lit it felt really wonderful

We arrived just outside the regular lunchtime but it was still busy and people were arriving all the time. Car parking is a reasonable size, but also serves the Brewery and shop. We hadn't booked, but a table was found in the bar area which was a little tight. The menu is varied so I chose Stuffed Parma chicken with buttered greens and mash. The broccoli was a little too al dente and the tomato sauce tasted like it had come out of a tin. My husband had a steak and ale pie which wasn't very big and had hard pastry, but the filling was OK. He also had broccoli and mash. Together with 2 Appletisers, the bill came to £43 which was too expense for what it entailed. Not somewhere I'd return to.

Nice place on the front over looking the sea. Lovely outside area, inside I thought was a bit 'hungry horse' or 'brewers fayre' compared to outside. Food was basic for what the location is. Can do so much better on that front. Staff were friendly, prices ok, location great...parking horrible...literally nowhere to park so get ready to walk to get there!

I visited on the 14th of November, i had a lovely experience and my server Daniel was more than accommodating. He went above and beyond to give us the best experience and made sucre we were looked after. He is truly a credit to Toby Carvery :)))))

awful kebab, was in a cheap tortilla wrap covered in cheap sauce,meat was poor quality salad was no better than meal deal box lettuce

Had a sandwich which was dry round the edges. Served by grumpy chef. Chips were good. Goujons not served anymore so why have it on the menu. Fish and chips were OK.

Arrived with elderly people at around midday asked for a table for three was advised it would be over 2hrs for a table and we should book first on a Sunday not great for elderly people they should have seats available for disabled and elderly people held regardless

Had an amazing Sunday roast! The gluten free options and staff awareness of the menu is fantastic. They made the ordering so easy. Will definitely be going back.

Probably the best pub I’ve visited in 30 years of frequenting pubs, no exaggeration! Ambiance is always on point, multiple areas to sit, (or stand), both indoors and outdoors, menu is full and varied, food is always perfect, customers aren’t rushed into making decisions, table service all day, every day, and, the best part, the staff are always polite, courteous, informative, and, above all, friendly, especially an absolutely brilliant young lady with dark hair, whose name escapes me, (sorry if you’re reading this), but only because I’m getting old! 👴🏼😊 Bonus, it’s dog friendly in all areas except the main restaurant. I used to take my two Akitas, Strauss and Lucie, until both passed away recently. 😔 Seriously, if you’re looking for a place to eat/drink, with a friendly vibe, The Artichoke on the Green, Croxley, is your place! 👌🏼

Under new management, very modern inside. Owner was really nice and keen to build the business. Really nice for a drink. We could not comment on food as we did not stay.

Ordered the small breakfast & the ordinary breakfast both came out cold. Didn’t complain at the time but when the plates were collected we told the waitress who said “why didn’t you tell us”. If we’d have said something all they’d have done is probably microwave the plate spit on it and hand it back. Weatherspoons you need to up your game.