Photo of Morston Hall, a restaurant in Norfolk, eastern England.

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Morston Hall

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This flint-built country house sits right on the north Norfolk coast, where a single daily-changing tasting menu leans on local seafood and the kitchen garden. Thirteen rooms make it an easy overnight, calm and unshowy. It stands almost on the Norfolk Coast Path, so a table pairs naturally with the seal-haunted marshes and creeks of Blakeney next door.

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