Reviews on British food in Dereham, England, United Kingdom. Dereham (/ˈdɪərəm/), also known as East Dereham, is a town and civil parish in the English county of Norfolk. It is situated on the A47 road, about 15 miles (25 km) west of the city of Norwich and 25 miles (40 km) east of King's Lynn. The civil parish has an area of 21.51 km (8.31 sq mi) and in the 2001 census had a population of 15,659 in 6,941 households, the population at the 2011 Census increasing to 18,609. For the purposes of local government, Dereham falls within, and is the centre of administration for, the district of Breckland. The town should not be confused with the Norfolk village of West Dereham, which lies about 25 miles (40 km) away.
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4 based on 146 reviews
NOW RE OPENED and REFURBISHED after a fire in May 2017. 17th Century Public House. Real Ales. Homemade and home cooked food. Seasonal menus. Campsite. Pool room and a great atmosphere.
A very friendly pub with very friendly staff, good pub grub with a good variety including a vegetarian option(not for me). Good helpings of fish and chips and steak with onion rings mushrooms chips and peas. Enjoyed it so much the first night we returned the next and both had the steak and ale pie and chips very filling, no need for desert no room!
4 based on 190 reviews
A traditional country free house, b&b and restaurant, with excellent home cooked food and luxury accommodation, in the middle of the beautiful Norfolk countryside.
Family of 3 stayed for 5 nights B&B. Accommodation clean and comfy , breakfasts were great . Barry went out of his way to accommodate my daughter who asked for off menu pancakes. We had some evening meals too - Food was amazing, recommend the pies. Thanks for a great stay all done with typical Norfolk humor , will return if ever in area again.
4 based on 299 reviews
Visited with friends on steak night, Friday. Steak served with only sauce, fries and half mushroom. No peas, tomato or veg! Staff happy to ask if all ok but unable to cope/deal with the answer "no".Although we are local we haven't eaten here for couple of years due to previous disappointment and will not return til?Good eveningThank you for taking the time to review your visit to the George. I am sorry that you feel it has not improved. Our menu states that our steaks are served with a choice of potatoes and choice of sauce and a flat mushroom. Should you require anything else such as a side of peas or vegetables this can be ordered from the menu. Our steaks are quality, locally sourced meat and we are priced competitively alongside the other independent free houses in the area. I am not sure how to respond to your comments regarding the staff being unable to deal with the answer no. According to your review your complaint does not seem to be with the quality of the food you were cooked but what came with the dish. As I stated in my response you would have been aware of this upon ordering. Kind regards Rebecca
5 based on 45 reviews
The Railway Arms is a country pub built in 1867. We moved into the pub in August 2017 and promptly closed it for renovations, which included a new roof and windows, all of which mirror what was originally there. We re-opened the pub in November 2017, and
three roasts to choose from, plenty of properly carved meat, and a range of interesting tasty fresh vegetables. The gravy is terrific !Hi TimWe are so pleased you enjoyed it so much.....looking forward to seeing you again.Regards Cliff and Anne-Marie
4 based on 417 reviews
We are an independent cafe serving a range of hearty meals, breakfasts and light bites. We endeavour to produce everything ourselves from fresh ingredients which are sourced locally whenever possible. Our cakes and scones are baked daily, and we serve a v
Great cafe bistro serving a varied well priced menu in a lovely comfortable setting. Staff were extremely polite and efficient even though they were one staff member down and set expectations on possible delays when we placed our order which was much appreciated. Food was superb and of a high quality considering the very reasonable prices. We were very impressed and will return on a more regular basis and recommended to others.Thank you for your review. We are so happy that you found everything so superb and reasonable priced. We look forward to your return and thank you for your recommendations.
4 based on 426 reviews
This is a fully refurbished modern yet characteristic delightful country pub offering a great homecooked menu with traditional pub choices and NEW griddle & grill menu. All dishes are made and produced onsite with a large selection of burgers, pizzas, siz
We booked a table with friends for lunch. The restaurant was very pleasant with lovely staff. I ordered the steak pie and mash with veg and my husband ordered the burger and fries. My husbands burger was cooked to perfection and he really enjoyed it. My steak pie was tasty but the crust was hard and inedible to eat. I think it was put in the microwave for too long. I did tell the waitress to pass on my comments. Apart from that we really enjoyed it and will be back.I really not sure how to respond to this as I'm thrilled you left us a 4 star review but I can assure you our pies are handmade and cooked thru the oven, sorry if on this occasion you found the pastry too hard.We hope you will come and try us againKind regardsVikki
4 based on 503 reviews
Set in the village of Brisley on a beautiful common, The Bell is a traditional country inn with exceptional views of unadulterated Norfolk countryside.
Sited in a modest village with view over a vast common, on one of the B-roads across the county from Lynn to north of Norwich. With a french chef, daily changes of local produce, sensible pricing, well-tuned local ownership .... has become a really good mid-Norfolk stop. Excellent lunches, and very busy every evening with bar meals or restaurant.
4 based on 218 reviews
Facebook as "The Mermaid Inn Elsing" NR20 3EA A warm welcome awaits at The Mermaid freehouse inn. Camra listed for 13 years reals ales are cellar conditioned perfect temp. WE WELCOME FAMILIES, DOGS, AND CHILDREN. WI FI Enabled, FULL DISABLED FACILITIEs. P
Staying in the area for a short break, the revues of the Mermaid looked inviting and Iâm so pleased we found it tucked away in lovely countryside. We took a chance on getting a table as we hadnât booked, but were lucky there was one available. It was difficult to choose from such a great menu selection, but went for the pie chart. I had a Spanish pie and my husband had steak and carrot pie. Bother weâre piping hot and delicious, with freshly cooked new potatoes and vegetables. Perfect! We just about had room for a lovely summer pudding and an apple and blackberry crumble. Sadly, no room for coffee!Although it was busy, service was as good as the food. We would definitely visit again when we come back to the area for another break. I was unsure whether to do a review, as I wouldnât want too many people finding out about such a lovely homely pub, but it deserves recognition. I just hope thereâs a table next time we visit! Thank youThank you very much for such a detailed and well written review. I will pop it on my Facebook page. We will always try a fit 2s in even if we are busy, look forward to seeing you again
5 based on 135 reviews
The cake choice is superb, spoilt for choice which is good!I had the apple and almond tart I guess it would be. It was delicious! I asked for some tap water and this came in a cold bottle, which was a nice touch. Itâs a little pricey, although it is lovely - I paid £5.75 for cake and an americano.
5 based on 87 reviews
Cafe, Tea Room serving home made breakfasts, lunches, specials and cakes. Cater for parties, groups and societies, here or outsourced.
We came here for a christening do & have just kept coming back!Lovely coffee, cakes, sandwiches & treats, plus even better breakfasts!All served by the lovely (and talented) Rosie & the gang.Smashing place, cracking grub, great people, you can't say better than that really!
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