Location: Cromer
Top Restaurants in Cromer
England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 British food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cromer
Reviews on British food in Cromer, England, United Kingdom. Cromer (/ˈkroʊmər/ KROH-mər) is a coastal town and civil parish on the north coast of the English county of Norfolk. It is approximately 23 miles (37 km) north of the county town of Norwich and 4 miles (6.4 km) east of Sheringham on the North Sea coastline. The local government authority is North Norfolk District Council, whose headquarters is in Holt Road in the town. The civil parish has an area of 4.66 km (1.80 sq mi) and at the 2011 census had a population of 7,683.
Things to do in Cromer
10. Cafe Main
Overall Ratings
4 based on 323 reviews
Reviewed By stephen n
Firstly let me explain the title to this review then the staff who served us will remember our visit.We had just entered the conservatory at the rear of the shop as we had Alf our Yorkie with us. Unfortunately the wife sat down and promptly put her foot in the dogs water bowl and emptied it all over the floor. The staff were excellent clearing up the spillage much to our embarrassment. Right, down to the food. Fresh granary sandwich and a granary baguette were our choice. The order was on the table in 5 minutes along with hot drinks. The fillings were very generous in both sandwiches and the side salad was tasty and fresh, not the limp mid afternoon offering we have previously had elsewhere in the town. The staff were friendly and helpful. I would recommend this eating house for the food the staff and it being DOG FRIENDLY !
9. The Grove Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 397 reviews
Reviewed By Peter B
The food at The Grove was simply amazing. Beautifully presented and very tasty. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. If you havenât eaten here yet, I highly recommend you do, you will not be disappointed.Hello and thank you for recommending others, it's always satisfying to get a pat on the back.Chris
8. Rocky Bottoms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 828 reviews
Reviewed By Suzie V
We booked for a Birthday Party for my 90 year old Mother, two tables of twelve which were shoe horned in to a corridor with the walkway going between the two tables. No welcome or indeed congratulations passed to the Birthday girl at all from any of the staff. Painfully slow service from start to finish which necessitated going to see where the final main course had got to, as the rest of my tables food was going cold after a good ten minute wait. Desert was ordered with four of us wishing for custard to accompany our choices, another very long wait and finally the puds arrived, another wait and cream arrived, after another few minutes one of our party went to find the elusive custard only to be told they didn't have any. The loos are not disabled friendly or indeed friendly to anyone when it's raining! My Mother uses a push along walker to aid her, she required the use of the loo, which was up two steps into the other part of the restaurant, over another step outside (Not great when it's blowing a hoollie and raining!) Along outside beside the building to access over another step into the loo (Who in this day and age puts the loo outside? That's something we were used to in the 70's at school!) A very disappointing visit for us.
7. The Garden Street Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 548 reviews
We found this small family run restaurant whilst wandering around Cromer looking for somewhere to eat. The food was great, I believe using local produce and the staff were very attentive. We'll definitely visit again next time we're in Cromer.
Reviewed By Kitkat_7503
Lovely food, polite friendly staff, good size portions. We went there with my in laws, the waitress showed us to a table, with a colouring sheet and pens in hand for our daughter. There are lunch deals on with a limited choice of main courses, but you could have whichever dessert you wished for £11.50. I would defiantly go back here again.
6. Buttercups Tearooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 301 reviews
Small cafe, but specialises in home made cakes and pastries, light lunches etc
Reviewed By SophandPhil
Passed here on the off chance and managed to get a table. It does get busy but lovely friendly people. The staff were more that accommodating and brought out little one some toys to play with at the table. Also very reasonable prices for the quality of food. Had dressed crab salad, ham and cheese panini, tea, soft drink and scone with cream and jam for £22. A reasonable lunch I thought and lovely home cooked food. Well worth a visit, thank you to the lovely staff!
5. Crab Pot Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
CRAB POT CAFE brings all of your favourite aspects of a traditional English seaside town to the 21st century with its delicious and modern menu. Along with our stuffed sandwiches and Paninis, our crab sandwiches and salads have met rave reviews. There is
Reviewed By Dave S
I had a number of places recommended for breakfast. We didn't require a large breakfast due to fabulous meal the night before so tried here . Nice friendly place and food excellent. Not expensive as not part of a national chains.Thanks Dave, glad you chose us and we didn't disappoint. See you agsin soon?
4. Foundry Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 911 reviews
The Foundry Arms has been on the same site in Northrepps since 1845 and is as welcoming now as it always was. A traditional village pub and restaurant we serve some of the finest real ales in the county whilst our chefs work their culinary magic in the ki
Reviewed By polartrek
Fab Fayre @Foundry Arms, a warm welcome from Jason swiftly followed by pint of Wherry and Aspall on draught. A good choice of specials- the Beef bourgignon was ace, Rump lamb steak delicious. Some room for sumptuous home made puds being tiramisu & creme brulee. Good background music , choice of seating in bar or restaurant . Clean facilities. Ample parking. Good & friendly service .Thank you for leaving such a lovely review! Weâre glad you enjoyed our fine ale and food. We hope you will visit again soon.Kind regardsSarah and Jason
3. The Old Rock Shop Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 707 reviews
Locally owned and managed. Located in the North Norfolk coastal town of Cromer. We source local produce where available and present the finished dishes for reasonable prices.
Reviewed By Dave S
Another independent breakfast place on my list. Excellent place with an interesting menu. First visit I had Eggs Benidict which compared to the one I had in a new Slug and Lettuce in Nottingham was 100 times better. My friends all agreed we would come again on The Sunday. Everybody tried different things on the menu. I imagine it's pretty cool in the evening as they have a vintage jukebox
2. Clementines Cafe Bistro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 235 reviews
Cafe bistro serving good home cooked food
Reviewed By Gav H
Found this via Tripadvisor and was not disappointed. Well worth the short drive from Sheringham/Cromer to have a quiet tasty breakfast. Staff knowledgeable, friendly, chatty and attentive. Home cooked food that didnât fail to disappoint. Had lovely wicked eggs in a cheesy chilli sauce with lots of thick crusty toast, also had a breakfast burrito, sounds a bit odd, but tasted absolutely delicious. Cakes looked really appetising but we unfortunately were too full to try any. Would recommend a visit, so much nicer than your bog-standard ânormalâ breakfasts you get elsewhere! Thanks Clementines, weâll hopefully be passing next year when weâre on holiday to call in for some lovely food again!
1. Brownes on Bond Street
Overall Ratings
5 based on 241 reviews
Reviewed By Riogordo789
Visited for lunch based on the many positive reviews.Needs searching out being up a side street near the church.Well worth it though. Small dining area but acceptable.Interesting menu plus specials board.Good service of drinks and meals.Interesting toilet facilities but ok.Well worth a visit.
Where to eat Cafe food in Cromer: The Best Restaurants and Bars
