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Second visit in recent weeks for family celebrations....food was amazing...Sunday lunch and large fish & chips. Cider was really good. Highly recommended and some great cars and other memorabilia to look at. Love the place and we will be back.

scam and half the taps won’t work

What a location! We were first-time visitors to Cornwall and were not disappointed by the Scarlet Hotel. We loved it, despite the AC not working in our room (annoying but let’s say it’s bad luck). The restaurant and breakfast were great, though.

Visited with family as we use to go all the time before moving to the next town. Ordered Mixed Grill at £25, the plate was extremely well presented accompanied with a dish of chips & small jug of peppercorn sauce, sadly to my surprise most of the meats were over done except the pork chop and sausage, chicken was dry, steak & gammon was tough and excessively chewy, expected a bit more precision for the cost. The steak & Ale pie was very well presented and reportedly went down a treat. Staff were a bit hit and miss, almost like you’re not there, except for the one waitress who clearly made a good effort. The establishment is very clean and tidy with a lot of seating and ample parking.

Was there, 12 years ago. Can't stand to get there again. Cheers.

A really lovely vibe in this cafe, beautiful display of food and lots of choice. Friendly staff to boot and the West Country Cider Chutney is delicious - so lovely I had to buy a pot to take home. Not the cheapest but you can tell they use quality ingredients and so well worth it!

The three of us had lunch on a Saturday. Friendly place, good food, good beer. Just the job. We'll go here again.

Zeba was super helpful and went the extra mile to help with everything. Wouldn’t rate the service with regards to food and drink. Then the be laughed off from the manager Chloe was really professional. Not what you expected when paying so much for a top tier club.

I have been here many times but today was shocking. My friend arrived prior to myself and asked if there was somewhere we could sit with two prams. She was told to just go and have a look. A younger staff member showed her to a table at the back. When I arrived, it was like having a pram was a total inconvenience. The staff member who appeared to be in charge was rude and huffy. We were given a menu and told to order at the till. This was not a problem. What was a problem, and made us feel super uncomfortable, was her audibly voicing her dissatisfaction at her younger colleagues not helping her with the stock which has just arrived. The whole downstairs went silent. It appeared we were all uncomfortable with this behaviour. Not the environment we wanted for a friendly catch up. We left without ordering and went to a competitor. I'm so sorry. I have been many times but today I was a total disappointment!

Really good food really good service

Great pub, great food, dog friendly, very friendly and helpful owners- definitely would recommend

Visited to meet a friend for coffee, this was a good half way point for us. Service was good, they had decaff option which was a plus, nice atmosphere.

Went tonight and the front door was closed no cars in the car park was a bit disappointed as was looking forward to a nice meal

Went for lunch at this pub today with my wife and one of our friends. The food was excellent, the service was very good could not fault it. The restaurant was warm and friendly. If you are in this area of Norfolk and looking for some where to eat ,you will not be disappointed with The White Lion@ Wheatacre.

Popped in today for a few beers and to sit in the immaculate beer garden having been past on many occasions. Friendly polite staff, lovely clean well kept pub and a cozy looked after beer garden. I didn't have any food but if you could rate smells coming from the kitchen I'd give it a 10. Well worth a visit especially in the sunshine and I'll definitely be back.