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Top 10 British food in Weybourne, Holt,
Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Weybourne. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you. including The Ship Inn, The Village Store, Fat Teds Streat Food, Kelling Reading Rooms, Marmalade's Bistro, The Sitting Room, The Pheasant Restaurant, No. 10 Restaurant, Camellia Cottage, The Wheatsheaf
10. The Wheatsheaf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 530 reviews
A traditional countryside pub, restaurant and B&B, located on the North Norfolk coast, near the Georgian town of Holt. Off the beaten track, The Wheatsheaf resides in the tranquil village of West Beckham.
Reviewed By Stormbringer2112
Visited recently... Have visited previously but has recently changed ownership. Atmosphere was very friendly and accommodating. Food was very well prepared.. but i did expect a larger serving with some form of potatoes for the money...not just a small salad .. had a side order of fries at £3.00 which i thought was an expensive addition to what should have been included with the meal..
9. Camellia Cottage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By jamak858
Visited this quaint little tea room last week and it was lovely. Itâs quite a small place but the front and rear gardens are surprisingly spacious. We liked the mismatched China gave the place a quirky touch. Nice scones would definitely come back again.
8. No. 10 Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 369 reviews
Reviewed By Rob G
The restaurant has lots of individual, you might say quirky, touches which only adds to the charm of this fabulous restaurant in Sheringham.Menu is small, but portions are generous and the food is cooked to the highest standards with delicious sauces and quality ingredients.Staff make sure you get on with enjoying your evening but are always on hand when you need them.A top quality restaurant.
7. The Pheasant Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Choose The Pheasant for a relaxed dining experience. Lunch is served in our orangery which is an informal setting and the menu is reflective of this with many 'Classic' dishes. Afternoon tea is also served in our orangery and often proves to be a popular
Reviewed By Deetee100
This restaurant projects itself as being quite formal and premium, service is relatively overzealous, but the menu is varied and looks interesting, heightening a dinerâs expectations. Unfortunately our food choices just didnât deliver on the promise. Main course portions are okay but on the small size considering the high price. My meal was almost entirely free of taste, very bland and disappointing. A dish that was requested without bacon definitely had bacon in it. Overall too stuffy and unable to deliver on what it aspires to do.
6. The Sitting Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 291 reviews
Reviewed By Mel F
This is an excellent place for coffee. Visited during the 40s weekend and it was busy. Coffee was great - the only downside was the unsmiling waitress who obviously didnât want to be working. A smile and a cheery greeting costs nothing!Hi Mel F.We're glad that you enjoyed your refreshments during the 1940s weekend, but disappointed you did not get the smile you were after. Our Modern Slavery Policy ensures that no members of staff are forced to work against their will. I'm sure that the staff member that served was showing the signs stress caused by running at 150% capacity during the busiest two days of the year for not only us, but the town. The 1940s weekend sees the towns population increase threefold, and as you can imagine managing this huge influx can be difficult and stressful for everyone. Our goal during this time is to ensure that everyone gets serves with a quality product and within an acceptable time under the circumstance, which judging by your comments we managed to achieve.
5. Marmalade's Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 589 reviews
Marmalade's is a small, charming, husband and wife run restaurant in a beautiful seaside town. Perfect for romantic meals, special occasions and family gatherings. The food is homely, yet elegant and the wine list is extensive with something special to su
Reviewed By colinleslie
It seems this is rated the best in Sheringham. Rightly so on this Saturday night experience. Sensible menu, attention to detail and value for a beautiful meal. ( If you like Calves Liver, you are in for a treat.), Service good, drinks a little loaded, but meals such good value. Made our weekend
4. Kelling Reading Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By Kimborella
Popped in here hoping to get a table, we timed it well and managed to grab a table. We only wanted tea and cake as it was a bit late for lunch.Lovely menu with something for all tastes.We went for cake that they had on show at the covered counters. Thoroughly delicious cakes and lovely pot of tea which we managed to have nearly three cup fulls each.Great customer service also.Plenty of reading matter which you can also purchase.Car park around back of the cafe.Highly recommended.
3. Fat Teds Streat Food
Overall Ratings
5 based on 165 reviews
Offering a unique take on street food located on the stunning North Norfolk coast. We pride ourselves on serving fresh and homemade food using special herbs, spices and ingredients to give our customers a high quality experience of taste from our exciting
Reviewed By NP19781978
Great food, really good variety. It is a bit expensive and can be a bit slow. Overall very good, very popular place. The wraps are the best.Thank you for the review we really appreciate it :-)
2. The Village Store
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By intergalactic01
Ignore the negative reviews, this is a small village store, does the basics. Milk, bacon, bread (etc) papers, excellent coffee and freshly baked savouries. Owners and staff are friendly and welcoming and always seems to have a mix of locals and tourists popping in. Itâs a shame itâs on the market but I can imagine itâs a tough trade to be in...Thank you for coming to see us and your lovely comments xx
1. The Ship Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 727 reviews
Traditional British pub, serving lunch and dinner. We offer an ever changing range of beers all brewed in Norfolk, over 90 gins including local and worldwide. We cater for groups, parties and private hire. Secluded beer garden. Child friendly, Dog friendl
Reviewed By Stephanie W
Stopped by on the off chance of having a meal, v friendly staff got us a slot( need to book in future!) Service was quick and prompt, food was stunning, tasty and lived up and surpassed all expectations, would definitely recommend it and dog friendly too!
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