Location: Wells-next-the-Sea
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England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 British food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Wells-next-the-Sea
Discover Restaurants offering the best British food in Wells-next-the-Sea, England, United Kingdom. Wells-next-the-Sea is a port on the North Norfolk coast of England.
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10. The Globe Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 887 reviews
Overlooking a pretty, leafy Georgian square in the bustling seaside town of Wells-next-the-Sea, The Globe Inn is a great base for a break on the beautiful north Norfolk coast or an ideal spot for a pint of beer and some simple, home cooked food. Accredite
Reviewed By katherine153
Had dinner here on a recent stay in Wells. The food was delicious - sea bass and tuna with tasty fishy starters too. It was a pretty quiet evening so the atmosphere was a little lacking - though we had been in for a drink on another evening when the place was heaving and very lively. Service was efficient, but if I'm being honest, not over friendly at times. Would still recommend as the food was lovely.
9. The Golden Fleece
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1593 reviews
Reviewed By LizzieB656
A higgledy piggedly quirky building with a rustic feel .Freddie dog made welcome too .Generous portions , freshly cooked . Although we didnât sample them the home made pizzas looked amazing .Good selection on the menu including great seafood platter , local butchers burger , gammon etc Generous portions and unhurried service .Would imagine itâs very busy in the season but plenty of outsider seating to relieve pressure on the rooms inside
8. Season
Overall Ratings
4 based on 435 reviews
Here at Season we couldnât wish for a better location, being situated just a few feet away from the stunning Harbour at Wells Next The Sea, right on the beautiful North Norfolk coast. Meaning the views from our restaurant are simply breath taking. Our pas
Reviewed By Ann22051958
A cold and windy early evening treat. Visited here after a walk at Blakeney. A turn in the weather meant us dashing into this restaurant to try there menu. Pleasantly surprised, a good choice of food and bar drinks. Gluten free catered for and meal when arrived was very good. Polite obliging servers and nice atmosphere in the restaurant with softly piped music. All in all a very good meal we would highly recommend. Good views as the tide came in. Iâm sure over the holiday season it would be very busy and popular.
7. The Crown Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 731 reviews
Reviewed By Sorce
Visited The Crown on Saturday, the 10th of August and had a fantastic meal! The oysters were to die for â I have never had such beautiful oysters before. All of the other dishes were served beautifully and the produce was top quality. The service for a table of 10 was absolutely excellent and our waitress was friendly and efficient. Lovely atmosphere in the restaurant a quiet buzz that enabled you to chat but know that you were in a popular place.Definitely worth a visit and one of the best places in this location.
6. Sands Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 609 reviews
At Sands Restaurant you will be greeted by friendly enthusiastic staff. We offer the chance to book a table or to just walk in. We have the BEST panoramic view in town of the beautiful coastline of North Norfolk. For a window table during the busy season
Reviewed By calamityjane2016
Visited Wells on a whim earlier this month. Lots of eating places to choose from but liked the menu board outside for this one.The place is nicely decorated and had a the views are lovely.My hubby had fish pie which he said was delicious but watch out for the fish bones.I actually had a starter with chips which was the haddock scotch egg - it was very tasty.The staff were friendly and attentive.I would definitely come here again if I was in the area.
5. The Bowling Green Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 509 reviews
Reviewed By DINERMIGHT
As with so many things, there seems to be a standard formula for pubs now, paint it with some subdued tones, alter the name slightly to make it more jaunty eg 'The Sailor' becomes the 'The Jolly Sailor', print everything to look like blackboards, add a conservatory (but call it an Orangery), locally source your food, triple the price and add some staff for whom smiling is against their human rights and stuff.If that model is your comfort zone you won't like The Bowling Green. Its what you might call traditional in decor, a lot of brown furniture and the ceiling is cream with a touch of nicotine - but don't let that put you off. It doesn't smell of smoke, it doesn't smell of beer, its clean and tidy and therefore bypasses all those reasons the clone pubs mentioned above killed off the drinkers dens of the past. It looks classic but serves a fine and tasty menu at a reasonable price, has a good range of spirits and beers and has a secret weapon in the form of the staff. They're like the landladies of the past that put the life and soul into the establishment, friendly, welcoming, full of personality. Laughing at the punters terrible jokes, cheerily wiping up the spills, its like a glimpse into the ideal pub of yesterday but without the smoke, menu limited to pork scratchings (or 'Big D' nuts) and old bloke staring at you from the corner of the bar whilst muttering to himself.Well done The Bowling Green for being unpretentious and genuine, keep it up.
4. Bang In Wells
Overall Ratings
4 based on 486 reviews
A bright, fun and friendly place to eat, meet and drink. Serving food all day made from locally sourced, fresh ingredients. Home made cakes, loose leaf teas and coffee. Wines, local ales & ciders, fresh juices. Family friendly. Dogs welcome. South facing
Reviewed By TravelUKwide
We always visit for evening meals, lunches and coffee when in Wells. Really lovely atmosphere, friendly, welcoming staff and a range of wonderful choices for breakfast, lunch and dinner! Cakes are fabulous too! My husband also stops by with the Octagon Cycling Club when they cycle from Ely to Wells for breakfast at Bang! Always more than accommodating! Thank you Bang and see you again soon.
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3. Cafe 24
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By Lindam-118118
Had lunch here on our day visit to Wells-next- -the-sea. Lovely café not too big but very welcoming . Table service was quick and efficient. The food was freshly prepared with plenty of choice , we chose the crab platter followed by dessert , Tasty and reasonably priced . Thankyou . Thank you very much too.
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2. Wells Crab House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1499 reviews
A Seafood Restaurant open for lunch 12pm-2.30pm and evening meals 6-9pm with Sundays open 12-3pm. Seasonal dishes , Local Seafood and Platters to Share plus a great selection of Wines, Gins and Cocktails I am afraid we are not dog friendly.
Reviewed By nb980
Excellent all round. We had the crab platter which was advertised for 1-2 people. Definitely big enough for 2 hungry people! Good quality seafood. Great atmosphere and really excellent service. Booking is advised.We will definitely return.Thank you xx Yes our platters are definitely a popular menu choice and pleased you enjoyed your visit xx
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1. Drifters
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
We aim to provide quality, service and value from our Grade 2 listed Restaurant and Take-away in Fakenham. We sell traditionally cooked Fish & Chips 7 days a week.
Reviewed By Jimhough
We brought our son and grandson here for a fish supper after a long hot day out. We were surprised that it was open on Sunday. This was news to us but I am aware that it appears to have changed owners as I didn't recognise most of the staff. It seemed busy and we were informed that it would be 10 mins before we would be served. We actually got our food over 30 mins from sitting down, then one of the orders was wrong, we then had a five minute wait for our sides to arrive and another 5 mins before the drinks, again one wrong, arrived. By this time the queue was out of the door and down the street. The quality of the food was comparable to previous visits but the service wasn't. It appeared, I may be wrong, that there were only three working behind the counter plus one serving tables. My point really is that it would appear that you open on a Sunday because it is profitable, so make sure you have enough staff to serve your customers. So be prepared for a very long wait for your food if you go at a busy timeHello Jim,I understand you visit us regularly from your many reviews. The Sunday you refer to was August bank holiday weekend and yes we was VERY busy which you rightly state in your review, you was informed of a wait which you obviously accepted so why then feel the need to complain out it? The shop hasnât changed hands simply some partners have left, the staff have largely unchanged for over 10 years, but thanks for noticing! I suppose I must apologise for your extended wait and shall take on board the need for a small army of staff next bank holiday. On the upside Iâm glad you enjoyed your food.
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