Location: King's Lynn
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King's Lynn Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in King's Lynn
King's Lynn /ˌkɪŋz ˈlɪn/, known until 1537 as Bishop's Lynn, is a seaport and market town in Norfolk, England, about 98 miles (158 km) north of London, 36 miles (58 km) north-east of Peterborough, 44 miles (71 km) north north-east of Cambridge and 44 miles (71 km) west of Norwich. The population of the town is 42,800.
Things to do in King's Lynn
1. Riverside Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 234 reviews
Reviewed By trickydisc0 - King's Lynn, United Kingdom
Visited here in a Wednesday lunch time.
There were 2 if us eating.
You could choose 2 courses for £18.
We had the Soup of the day for starter which was broccoli and potato and Prawn Cocktail. The soup was piping hot, nice and thick and a nice flavour.
For main we choose the Vegetable tartlet with salad and new potatoes and Salmon which came with new potatoes and seasonal vegetables. The tartlet was very tasty.
Waitress very friendly.
Restaurant has some great views of the River Ouse.
2. Bank House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 475 reviews
Relaxed atmosphere, contemporary style" Bank House is a unique Grade II * listed Georgian town house hotel with bar and brasserie.We love food at Bank House! Our menu offers modern brasserie food, using top quality fresh ingredients and taking full advantage of the wonderful produce of the area in season. Our elegant Bar, once the bank manager's office, is open all day. Teas, coffees and delicious home made cakes are available throughout the day, with the Bank House tea of sandwiches, scones and cakes served during the afternoon.
Reviewed By Bereferret - Wisbech, United Kingdom
My partner and I spent an hour or so here for a meal before the theatre. It is a charming place, on the riverside in Kings Lynn and was buzzing at 5pm on Sunday.
The service was good, the ambience delightful and the food very good. However, to charge over £7 for a large glass of house Shiraz was, in our opinion, extortionate and just taking the proverbial - and I told them so. Second thoughts now if we need to go again!
3. Pearl River
Overall Ratings
4 based on 352 reviews
Reviewed By Marc S
Went there with my partner for Valentine's evening as per normal food was outstanding staff friendly and amazing value for money and all cooked fresh keep up the amazing work and standards r high and very relaxing.
Anyone who hasn't been there don't be put off by odd bad comment some people feel the need to windge we all have bad days
But me and my partner haven't yet had a bad visit
Marc n trudi xx
4. Market Bistro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 697 reviews
Small, family run, informal bistro with an emphasis on casual dining using local, sustainable produce. Owned and loved by chef owner Richard and his wife Lucy.
Reviewed By nics218 - London, United Kingdom
We came for lunch after Reading some great reviews on a Trip Advisor and weren't disappointed. The lunch set menu at £20 is incredible value. The salmon starter had a great balance of flavours, the chicken was succulent and accompanied by pearl barley - I am not usually a fan but this was delicious. The lemon posset dessert was rich but offset by a cassis sorbet. Service was very friendly and the restaurant has a lovely ambience. We will visit again when next in Kings Lynn.
5. Crown and Mitre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 350 reviews
We are a grade 2 listed building built as private houses in the 1600's and converted into a pub in 1743. Since that date the premises have retained not just the name but also the licence. We have been independently owned and run since 1994 by our charming landlord Roger. We are in a great riverside spot, lots of interesting naval and nautical memorabilia to come and see and up to six well kept ales from small independent Breweries , good value, home style, freshly cooked food, Enjoy a view of The Great Ouse from our raised vinery. or join us in the dining room with our beautiful rustic fireplace. well behaved dogs are also welcome here.
Reviewed By Katie D - London, United Kingdom
This is the best pub to play eye spy in! There are artifacts everywhere and it's very quirky. Don't expect to have a long night out here though-food isn't served past 8.30 and it closes at 10! Nice place for a drink though.
6. Marriott's Warehouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 858 reviews
Cafe/Restaurant in a sixteenth century warehouse on King's Lynn's riverside. Fresh, local food and good company every day.
Reviewed By andi_wilson - Southend on Sea
Stumbled upon this restaurant on our first visit to King’s Lynn.
We just wanted a quick bite so had the soup. Really delicious, packed full of mushrooms. We also shared a portion of chips, absolutely gorgeous.
I imagine it’s really awesome in the Summer as they have a big outdoor Seating area.
7. Fox and Hounds
Overall Ratings
5 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By stewie345
Lovely pub very friendly food is lovelly to will be back to have another pie on pie night to nice locatoin beer garden really nice to nice to relax after a long day
8. The Rose and Crown
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By Jeff1903 - King's Lynn
First impressions were not good, with and extended family stretched out along the bar and pre school children playing on electronic gadgets preventing customers being served/ However, once that hurdle was overcome, the place was amazing. It was steak night and a couple of rump or sirloin came in at £18.50 and the beer was amazing. Moongazer Amber could be the best beer I have tried this year. Add to that pleasant service and a roaring log fire and this place is hard to beat.
9. The Three Horseshoes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By thirtyHerts - herts
Stopped for lunch, lovely and cosy by the log burner and a friendly welcome with our two small pooches. I had parsnip soup, very nice served with ample fresh tasty bread. Husband had burger and chips which was homemade and he really enjoyed it. Lovely tasty cup of tea too! Recommend and we will return.
10. Barnfields Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 118 reviews
Our opening hours are offered as a guide but please note we close for holidays, family events etc. We are very happy to take calls to confirm if we are open. Best wishes, Steve Barnfield.
Reviewed By Dave H - Norwich, United Kingdom
Our cycling club visited Barnfields and we were all very impressed by the friendly service, the excellent quality and range of food available, and the lovely setting which overlooks the village green. Our home made cakes and breakfasts were all really tasty and well presented....MoreGreat review, thank you. If you're travelling some distance (especially on a bike), you may wish to give us a call (01760 755577) to ensure we are open and not booked up. Best wishes, Steve.
