Solid spot for a casual pint. The Fisherman&#39;s platter was generous, perfect for sharing. I was impressed by the rotating craft beers on tap &ndash; had a lovely local pale ale that paired surprisingly well with the fried calamari. Prices felt fair for the quality.

Lovely staff and a proper pint of Guinness. The stew was hearty and just right for a rainy day.

The dairy-free and gluten-free dishes were actually tasty, which is a nice surprise. The staff really knew their stuff about allergies.

Stumbled upon this old pub on a cold evening. The roaring fireplace and shelves of old books made it feel so cozy. Staff were really welcoming, felt like a proper local spot.

The gluten-free afternoon tea was such a thoughtful touch! Everything came in its own little box, which made me feel really comfortable. The scones were a highlight for me. A lovely, safe treat.

Been coming here for years, and the Iberian pork with clams is my go-to. That mix of flavours just works. Pork can be a bit chewy sometimes, but honestly, I keep ordering it. It&rsquo;s the dish that keeps me coming back.

Downstairs bunker seating is a cool spot. Has a real history vibe. Grabbed a quick bite and a beer - they&#39;re licensed. Perfect for a fast lunch break.

The cappuccino here was a real standout. Smooth, with a perfect crema that held up. It paired beautifully with the simple pastry we ordered. A bit of a wait, but the coffee was worth it. Best I&#39;ve had in a long while.

Lovely, cosy pub for a catch-up with friends. The hand-pulled ales are the real star here - tried a couple and they were spot on. Just what you want from a proper local.

Nice family dinner. The wine list had a decent selection that paired well with the mains. Table was a bit close to the kitchen, but didn&#39;t spoil the evening.

Really enjoyed the sushi workshop. The instructor was so patient, made it easy to follow along. A nice, relaxed way to spend an afternoon. You get to eat what you make, which is a nice bonus.

Family-run place, really warm and cosy. Just popped in to escape the cold. Had the kufta tagine - simple, but really good. Coffee was spot on too.

Been coming here for lunch for years. The sandwiches are a good size for the price, no complaints.

Decent spot for a casual bite. The vibe is what got me though &mdash; soft lighting and the hum of quiet conversation just felt right. Drinks are fairly priced. Might be back just for that relaxed feel.

There was a good choice of food options for all courses and all of the food we ate was delightful, beautifully presented and so tasty. The staff were very pleasant but respected your space. The restaurant was bright and airy with views of the lovely thatched church. We have mentioned several times today about the lovely food we had last night. Would highly recommend and love to have a meal there again.

Came here for a friend&#39;s birthday. The staff were so sweet, they brought out a little dessert with a candle without us even asking. It was a really nice touch and made the evening feel extra fun for our group.

We were staying nearby and grabbed a takeaway. The fish and chips were just what we needed after a long drive. The staff were very friendly and the whole process was easy. A solid choice when you don&#39;t want to cook.

Nice spot in the centre of Dereham. The menu is huge, which is a bit overwhelming, but everything we tried tasted really fresh. You can tell a lot of it is handmade. Prices are fair for what you get.

Love that this place is so dog-friendly! My friend brought her pup and they had a special little menu for him. It&#39;s a nice, relaxed vibe for a casual catch-up when you want your furry buddy to tag along. The staff were really sweet about it too.

Been here a few times now, it&#39;s a solid spot. The food is always fresh, which is key. I appreciate that they have a decent, well-priced wine list. A simple Malbec paired nicely with the grilled meats last time. Service is cheerful, no complaints.

A peaceful garden spot for afternoon tea. The scones were fresh and light, a nice change from the usual heavy ones.

It&rsquo;s a bit of a trek for us, but always worth it for a catch-up with friends. The new decor looks fab!

Nice place to stop on a bike ride. The food was pretty good and the setting is pleasant.

The set meal for one was plenty for two. Everything tasted fresh, like it just came out of the kitchen. Staff were friendly, no rush. Good for a quick, solid lunch.

Been coming here for years and the vegan menu is always a winner. It&#39;s a separate menu, so easy to order from. The salt and pepper tofu is my go-to, never lets me down.

Great for groups with different diets! The staff were really chill and made sure everyone was happy.

The full English breakfast was the highlight - you can really taste the quality of the ingredients. The eggs were perfect, and the bacon was just the right kind of crispy. A solid start to the day.

Bright shop, nice display. Staff were friendly, explained the flavours well. Got the pistachio. Good texture, not too sweet. Would go for that one again.

The duck green curry was spot on, veggies and duck cooked just right. Portions are generous for the price, I left feeling very satisfied.

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