Pubs & restaurants in NorfolkNorfolk, England

A flint country-house hotel on the north Norfolk coast known for its set tasting menu.

Restored 18th-century watermill inn near Fakenham, an olive gastropub-with-rooms pick.

North Norfolk village inn named the Times' pubs-with-rooms hotel of the year and picked by olive.

Pub set in a Norfolk deer park, famed for open-fire cooking; among the 100 best.

Small restaurant with rooms in a former coaching inn on the North Norfolk coast.

A coastal hotel restaurant on the north Norfolk shore beside RSPB Titchwell Marsh.

North Norfolk coastal village pub listed among the 100 best.

Cheerful Georgian pub facing the gates of Oxburgh Hall in west Norfolk.

Historic 1706 coaching inn beside one of England's largest commons, with open fires and a homemade menu.

Community-saved village pub surrounded by fields, with local ales, log fires and a garden by the ponds.

Handsome seventeenth-century inn on the green, the social heart of Burnham Market.

Family favourite with its own microbrewery, wood-fired pizzas and a nautical-themed garden.

Snug free house near the Horsey dunes, a favourite refuel after a walk to the seal colony.

Old-fashioned country local near the coast, warm and unfussy with well-kept cask ales and home cooking.

Marshland-coast dining pub and hotel famed for seafood landed by local fishermen.

Smart dining pub in the lanes near Blakeney, big on artisan local ingredients.