Le restaurant The White Horse - Brancaster Staithe se situe à Brancaster Staithe, sur la côte marécageuse installée au nord de Norfolk, une région d'une beauté exceptionnelle.
Composé d'une salle à manger et d'un jardin d'hiver communicants, il sert des produits locaux de saison 7j/7. Vous pourrez déguster des coquillages, des moules et des huîtres élevés au fond du jardin, lorsque la saison le permet.Les pêcheurs du village livrent directement le poisson à la cuisine de l'établissement.
Sur place, vous bénéficierez d'un accueil chaleureux, comme de services de haute qualité, le tout dans une ambiance décontractée.
Voted the nation’s favourite family pub, our 18th century village local on the Norfolk coast serves real ales from our microbrewery Brancaster Brewery, home cooked wholesome food, great pub classics including Jolly Smokehouse specials, local seafood, stone baked pizzas and ice cream from a garden beach hut (and not forgetting the largest selection of rum on the coast!).
Serving up British seasonal dishes, and located on a working farm with sweeping views across the countryside. A new restaurant from the team behind London's Nest and Michelin Star winner Restaurant St. Barts. Opening June 2024!Dinner: Wednesday - SaturdayLunch: Friday - SundayThe restaurant is produce driven; we work with the very best producers & suppliers in Norfolk and across the UK.
Soak up our friendly service and homely charm when nestled in the seaside town of Wells-next-the-Sea. Here at The Golden Fleece, we are the perfect dog friendly retreat to sit back, relax and indulge in our delicious food with the perfect drink in hand.Our passion for food takes our menu to another level. Our traditional pub classics are expertly crafted whilst our world inspired dishes will have you coming back time and time again! Using the most seasonal ingredients and decadent flavours, there’s a dish for every desire.Sit amongst the history in our Grade II listed building where you can enjoy a tipple where contemporary meets cosy and our head turning reclaimed staircase, taken from a 17th Century galleon shipwreck, it continues to amaze visitors and locals alike.
