The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Broadland East of England

We had lunch in October on a sunny day with turned out to be a blessing as we sat outside. Having visited without booking we soon had a table made for us outside in no time and ordered our food and drinks. Coronation chicken sandwich with coleslaw salad and crisps very generous portions and homemade filling delicious. Cake, nan's fruit cake and Victoria sponge we could not believe the portion we had but so tasty, with lovely latte coffee we left full but satisfied. Would recommend booking but there seems to be lots of seating options. Lovely people serving very attractive and polite. Definitely coming back.

So good we went twice! Stayed just down the road and had heard about the pies - they did not disappoint!!! The pub was friendly and welcoming with great food, dog friendly too. Definitely recommend if you're in the area.

Great food, friendly staff. Step access at the front is a little difficult but well worth the effort

Popped in without any pre planning and were very pleasantly surprised. Apart from the food, which was fine, I was struck by the exceptional level of friendly service from the cheerful staff !.Chatty and seemed genuinely pleased to be serving us.

We came here as a reward for doing a long stretch of the Bure Valley Path walk. The staff here are lovely – cheerful, helpful and very friendly. The tea is good and strong, and the lemon drizzle scones have to be tasted to be believed. And you can watch the fabulous trains come and go as you eat and drink. Highly recommended.

I had Cappuccino Coffee today morning . It was absolutely Fantastic

Slow food service. Ordered and paid for a burger, scampi, steak and ale pie and 45 mins later still nothing. Disappointing. Avoid.

Excellent food and service- will definitely visit again. Highly recommended

Wonderful traditional old pub. The food was excellent,but the visit was let down by poor service. We booked for 1.00 pm didn’t receive food until shortly after 2.00 ! Incidentally there were only three other tables occupied at the time or during our whole visit.

Really lovely little cafe with wonderful staff, we stopped in for a quick lunch on a weekend. The cafe has a great atmosphere, and the two ladies that served us were very friendly and gave ‘that bit extra’ which really feels like they go above and beyond to look after their customers. Food was delicious and came out promptly. I have just knocked off a star as the menu is quite meat heavy (there is a lot of sausage and bacon) and I would have like to have seen more vegetarian options, like a veggie breakfast for example.

Turned up today for a 30th birthday lunch for my daughter only to find the booking had gone astray. As it was for 9, including a high chair, I was amazed the staff were so calm. They quickly shuffled things around and made us welcome and I can only say thank-you. Food was top notch and the beer (Woodfordes Wherry) was well kept and calmed my nerves

We called in here for breakfast on the recommendation of Norfolk Broads Direct at the end of our holiday. Friendly welcome, 3 different sizes of Full English on offer - we chose the smallest ‘half breakfast’ but it was plenty. Served freshly cooked, quality ingredients and piping hot! My only complaint would be the ‘spread’ on the toast. Should always be proper butter! The home cooked pies, quiches and cakes look excellent too. We will definitely come again next time we’re in Wroxham. Oh and it’s dog friendly too!

We had a day trip to Wroxham and decide to eat at The Bridge. It is a lovely location and as the weather was lovely we sat outside. We were a group of 4. We had a lovely meal and the waiter was very helpful and friendly. Next time we are in Wroxham we will defiantly come here again.

Old school diner with great food and potion size.

Just enjoyed a fabulous RAF reunion at the Queens Head, Foulsham. I can’t complement the staff and food enough. Thank you so much for the great effort you put in to make our evening so special. All the staff were superb.