Location: Sheringham
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Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Sheringham. Sheringham (/ˈʃɛrɪŋəm/; population 7,367) is an English seaside town within the county of Norfolk in the United Kingdom. The motto of the town, granted in 1953 to the Sheringham Urban District Council, is Mare Ditat Pinusque Decorat, Latin for "The sea enriches and the pine adorns".
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10. Windham Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 231 reviews
The windham arms is now under new management. We are pleased to offer a wide range of meals on our new and improved menu. We also have a selection of daily specials to choose from Which is all freshly prepared by our new chef. We have plenty of lovely dri
Reviewed By J7649VYmiken
A couple of us called in for a quick pint while waiting for a take away from the Golden Bowl (next door). A good selection of beers available with small sample bottles by the pumps. Easy to decide which one you might like if you are not too sure of the names.
9. The Robin Hood Tavern
Overall Ratings
3 based on 356 reviews
Reviewed By Michelle C
My sister and I traveled from Cambridge to Cromer so it was great to meet up with an old work colleague who retired and moved to Sheringham.We met in the Robin Hood pub and just had coffee and baguettsFriendly staff and quick service
8. The Ship Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1003 reviews
Set overlooking the North Sea on the Norfolk coast, The Ship Inn is one of the oldest pubs in Norfolk dating back 300 years. We have become one of the finest destination pubs on the Norfolk coast, offering a warm welcome with breathtaking sea views. Diner
Reviewed By ianb9992015
We booked a short break here through Pets pyjamas which is a specialist dog friendly site. Our package included two nights stay, a free dinner for 2 in the restaurant and full breakfast each morning. We thought it was a very reasonable price for what we got. We knew the room was going to be quite small as this had been explained at the time of booking, so no nasty surprise there. It was small but spotlessly clean and well appointed. It had everything we needed including hair dryer, storage, toiletries and a nice selection of teas and coffee with kettle and cafettierre. The only issue we could raise would be the steep staircase which may not suit some dogs. Ours struggled a little. The bar was fine and several dogs brought in. The locals in the bar were friendly and chatty. We had our free dinner there which , in fairness, was fairly reasonable pub food. We may have been upset if we paid for it as it was a little over priced in our opinion. Breakfast each day was excellent. We thought the quality of each ingredient and portion size were far better than we expected. Add to this the friendliness of every staff member we came across and we really enjoyed our stay. We did pop into other very local similar establishments for either drinks or a bite to eat and very quickly realised we had booked and stayed in the right place. Plenty of parking and right on the beach. The view of the sea from our room was, however, slightly spoiled by the food van right outside our window. I guess in summer it is used for outdoor snacks but off season perhaps a bit of an eyesore. Overall very happy with our stay and thanks again to the lovely staff. We would have no hesitation in returning to or recommending the Ship Inn
7. Tyneside Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Stephen M
Extremely warm welcome from both the staff & the locals. 50p each per day or £3 each for a week to become temporary members. This is well worth it as a pint is at least £1 cheaper than any of the town pubs. Also there is the added bonus of Dee's Diner, fabulous home cooked food with plenty of choice for mains & also 'the to die for' sweets. the food is also reasonably priced & a lot better than some of the 'plastic/reheated food served in some of the town pubs. Friendly club where people actually come & chat to you.
6. 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..
5. Crown Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 306 reviews
The Crown Inn, Sheringham a Traditional seaside pub With a seafront location, sea views, an extensive food menu and real ale, The Crown Inn is the perfect location for enjoying a refreshing pint or a glass of wine and bite to eat. The Crown has been run b
Reviewed By PDPachus
Traditional pub menu available. Nicely served and generous portions. Staff friendly and helpful. Nice sea views from restaurant. There is also a Pool table.
4. The Lobster
Overall Ratings
3 based on 694 reviews
Reviewed By hawkes2an
What do Private Fraser and Sergeant Wilson from "Dads Army", Rene and Yvette from "'Allo, 'allo", Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery have in common? They are all featured on the front of The Lobster in the centre of Sheringham. While my wife was shopping, as this pub isdog friendly, I called in for a coffee. It was just before lunch time but there were hardly any customers and no atmosphere. The service was OK but that was all, Whilst the paintings on the outside are great, the "garden" seating area needs some attention
3. Dunstable Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
A Historic Distinctive Charming Traditional Public Free House with a Large family friendly beer garden. A refurbished garden lounge with an outside covered comfort seating terrace area. A Very Romantic quant candle lit restaurant, from tables of 2 up to g
Reviewed By michaelvS8635OC
Friendly staff, good food, good beer, excellent service.Parking opposite, beer garden, dogs welcome in the bar.
2. The Red Hart Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 240 reviews
Reviewed By juliewU8162HO
Sunday lunch and not many people dining here., we dined alone in the garden. Good points- attentive staff and varied menu. Bad points- roast pork had no flavour (although vegetables, gravy & potatoes were good) Vegetarian chilli was awful - microwaved rice and no garlic bread even though it stated on menu. Nice chips arrived later but the grey chilli made from tofu? Soya? Quorn? I wish it had said on menu. Maybe we made bad choices? But we will probably steer clear in the future.
1. The Ship Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1003 reviews
Set overlooking the North Sea on the Norfolk coast, The Ship Inn is one of the oldest pubs in Norfolk dating back 300 years. We have become one of the finest destination pubs on the Norfolk coast, offering a warm welcome with breathtaking sea views. Diner
Reviewed By ianb9992015
We booked a short break here through Pets pyjamas which is a specialist dog friendly site. Our package included two nights stay, a free dinner for 2 in the restaurant and full breakfast each morning. We thought it was a very reasonable price for what we got. We knew the room was going to be quite small as this had been explained at the time of booking, so no nasty surprise there. It was small but spotlessly clean and well appointed. It had everything we needed including hair dryer, storage, toiletries and a nice selection of teas and coffee with kettle and cafettierre. The only issue we could raise would be the steep staircase which may not suit some dogs. Ours struggled a little. The bar was fine and several dogs brought in. The locals in the bar were friendly and chatty. We had our free dinner there which , in fairness, was fairly reasonable pub food. We may have been upset if we paid for it as it was a little over priced in our opinion. Breakfast each day was excellent. We thought the quality of each ingredient and portion size were far better than we expected. Add to this the friendliness of every staff member we came across and we really enjoyed our stay. We did pop into other very local similar establishments for either drinks or a bite to eat and very quickly realised we had booked and stayed in the right place. Plenty of parking and right on the beach. The view of the sea from our room was, however, slightly spoiled by the food van right outside our window. I guess in summer it is used for outdoor snacks but off season perhaps a bit of an eyesore. Overall very happy with our stay and thanks again to the lovely staff. We would have no hesitation in returning to or recommending the Ship Inn
