The best restaurants serving Default food in King's Lynn and West Norfolk East of England

Why don't you fools go to cafes run by a family instead of these faceless, politically correct bureaucrats who couldn't give two monkeys about you?

Been going here for years but now they not picking up the phone they are lazy

Manor fish and chip shop food was awful. The large haddock (sold as cod) was smaller than a normal small fish portion and cost £8. The chips were the worst chips that I had ever had to throw away. Greasy, soggy, slimy and limp. Sat here feeling ripped off and hungry! Get your act together or sell up!

Cibo buono Nessuno è venuto a pulire il tavolo dei precedenti clienti quindi ho mangiato con i piatti sporchi. Ho chiesto di pulire il tavolo ma nessuno è venuto

5 of us wanting ice creams, 3 kids. Ordered the 2 older kids and then asked for a half size amount of ice cream for my toddler and the only remark I got was “well it’s the same price” - yes I didn’t ask for a price deduction, I asked for a small scoop so as 1. Not to waste it and 2. Not to get in a huge mess with it. No allergen control with the paddles so one of the party who is coeliac was unable to have an ice cream. Massive lack of cross contamination control and customer service - won’t be coming back

Stopped here to see the abbey ruins. Delighted to be able to have a delicious lunch in the cafe. Plenty of parking, with the abbey ruins just a very short walk away. Extremely well presented and maintained ruins in a very peaceful setting.

A terrible experience. I wanted a gluten free pizza but was told I could not order one in store by a person but would have to do it with an app (then I could have gluten free from this store). Had no phone with me or internet access, staff no help with this so I went hungry. Why should I be discriminated against as I had no phone and needed gluten free, surely this should not be acceptable in this day and age? As the member of staff said they did gluten free but only if ordered through the app thanks Dominos for disenfranchising me.

Food is cold most times, customer service is okay, but manager didn’t seem to care about customers needs. Don’t usually leave bad reviews but this is needed.

Great food but absolutely dreadful service. Few customers but very slow to take orders and deliver drinks. Very sad as it let's itself down by the service and waiting time.

Awful experience second time I have been to this branch and have had two wait over an hour for food will not be visiting again

Recently refurbished pub, it has changed a lot to include a great beer garden, reasonable sized car park and there’s a new bakery onsite, family & dog friendly. We used to be fairly regular visitors pre refurbishment. We stopped off for lunch on Easter Sunday, we didn’t order anything off the menu and continued on our way to Hunstanton ( Caley) The menus are a bit confusing and we had to ask for clarification, this is now a Gastronomic pub, we prefer more of a pub grub menu and one of us is vegetarian and didn’t fancy the two choices or the fish dish ( no scampi/cod served here, Sea bream not to my liking. The table next to us ordered burger £15 and one burger/chips £20, didn’t look like great value 😏 Reading others reviews it’s easy to spot the southerners who think this is reasonably priced compared to the high prices they are used to paying in their home towns/citys. We are likely to return to try out the bakery/cafe when we’re next walking the dog at Holme beach. Good luck in the winter months 👍

Brilliant value for money and the food is epic. Service flawless. Atmosphere is lovely too. Visited here several times now and have never been disappointed. Happily will recommend and will defo be returning.

My father passed away yesterday, so I rang the Woolpack to arrange for a funeral tea for fifty people. The initial call with a young lady was pleasant enough, but she wasn’t sure about being able to pay and have the menu upgraded (currently £9.95 per head) She asked us to wait whilst she spoke to the chef - ‘Richard’ - to see if this was possible. We overheard their conversation. The lady told him what we wanted - a funeral tea - and that we’d like to know if we could upgrade. He said to her “You get what you get. That’s it”. She asked if he would talk to us and he said no, but after she pleaded with him, he came to the phone. He was awful. We won’t be having our wake there, nor will EVER use this pub - our local - again.

Called in for dinner for 3 of us. The salt n pepper chips were in a tin tray and just had the seasoning dumped in. The rest was ridulous! Chow mean was a full tub. But only a third of the other tubs were filled and a small tub of s&s sauce that wasn't quite half full. Nobody had enough food. Half portion of rice and not even a third of a tub of shredded beef! Totally conned out of money. Never ever ever....even the awful chinese takeout give whole portions. Would even have accepted half portions....but not even half portions. Basically empty tubs! We had to elsewhere after eating to get actual good. Tasted fine......just hardly anything there! Waste of time and definitely a waste of money!!!!!

For years we have treated ourselves to lunch at the Sandringham Restaurant around Christmas, but since the Deborah Steward company ceased running the restaurant it has gone seriously downhill. This year on 28th December was the nail in the coffin! On arrival, the restaurant was about half full. The apologetic waitress siad there was an hour's wait for any hot food except for soup as they had been very busy. As we didn't want to wait for an hour, we ordered the soup. Ten minutes later we were told all the soup had gone, but we could wait for a different type of soup to be made. Half an hour later, two bowls of very good tomato and basil soup arrived, however the accompanying bread turned out to be a slice of white sliced bread each. It felt like a Candid Camera episode and I felt very sorry for the waitresses dealing with the situation. I hope Queen Camilla doesn't pop in for lunch!