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Holt, Food Guide: 7 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Weybourne
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Weybourne including Dave's Fish Restaurant, The Lobster, Rocky Bottoms, The Moorings, Joyful West's Shellfish Bar, Cookie's Crab Shop, The Old Rock Shop Bistro
7. The Old Rock Shop Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 707 reviews
Locally owned and managed. Located in the North Norfolk coastal town of Cromer. We source local produce where available and present the finished dishes for reasonable prices.
Reviewed By Dave S
Another independent breakfast place on my list. Excellent place with an interesting menu. First visit I had Eggs Benidict which compared to the one I had in a new Slug and Lettuce in Nottingham was 100 times better. My friends all agreed we would come again on The Sunday. Everybody tried different things on the menu. I imagine it's pretty cool in the evening as they have a vintage jukebox
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6. Cookie's Crab Shop
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1038 reviews
Reviewed By J S C
I try to get thre once a year. It is rough and ready, super sea-food, large portions and has its own special atmosphere. [I note what a previous person said, and she is clearly the wrong person to go there. I am sure there must still be a Berni Inn operating somewhere that she would like]It is one of those special places that people should visit once in their lives. Try to get a table with a sea view.
5. Joyful West's Shellfish Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Deetee100
Small and perfectly formed, this tiny street stall with its abundance of really fresh crabs and prawns is delightful. The two industrious women serving, were kept busy by a steady stream of customers, but remained cheerful and chirpy. Prices are remarkably good value, the dressed crab was absolutely delicious and the service is great.
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4. The Moorings
Overall Ratings
4 based on 949 reviews
Reviewed By Tripper1941
I am baffled why, when visiting Blakeney at least ten times a year we have never bothered to visit the Moorings. Well we made up for it this week having a light lunch there on three consecutive days. There are 50 covers and quite a big kitchen to cater for them and at lunch times it was only half full but we certainly weren't kept waiting. We had two different waitresses over our three visits and both were friendly and efficient.Mrs Tripper 1941 had a great crab sandwich on day 1 while i had smoked salmon on avocado salad. Due to huge breakfasts at our hotel and larger dinners we eat lightly at lunch time and both selected the starter size. The next day I went for the roasted goats cheese on avocado salad and Mrs T went for the ham hock salad. We both had the goats cheese on the third day and the balsamic vinegar added something extra and we will be back for more on the next visit.There are alcoholic drinks available and prices for everything are reasonable. Apparently there can be quite an atmosphere in the evenings. Well worth a try.Tip the steps up from the street are of blue engineering bricks and the tread is not very wide. Perfectly safe but use a bit of caution to prevent an accident.
3. Rocky Bottoms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 831 reviews
Reviewed By David B
Great place for local fish and other seafood. Staff really nice, food excellent and good value.The local wines they sell are excellent too!
2. The Lobster
Overall Ratings
3 based on 695 reviews
Reviewed By hawkes2an
What do Private Fraser and Sergeant Wilson from "Dads Army", Rene and Yvette from "'Allo, 'allo", Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery have in common? They are all featured on the front of The Lobster in the centre of Sheringham. While my wife was shopping, as this pub isdog friendly, I called in for a coffee. It was just before lunch time but there were hardly any customers and no atmosphere. The service was OK but that was all, Whilst the paintings on the outside are great, the "garden" seating area needs some attention
1. Dave's Fish Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 417 reviews
Reviewed By Peter F
Two seniors came across this small fish and chip shop, with it's adjoining restaurant by chance. What a superb find. The menu is clear and concise, and once your meal has been ordered, it appears at lightening speed. The quality of the fish is second to none, and the pricing very fair. How pleasant to find that your sauces are in actual bottles, and not wretched sachets.This is certainly one of those establishments that we would search out again.
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