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Where to eat Pub food in Wroxham: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Wroxham, United Kingdom including The Recruiting Sergeant, The King's Head, The New Inn, The Rising Sun, The White Horse, The Red Lion, The White Horse Inn, The Ship Inn, Woodforde's Brewery Tap (The Fur & Feather Inn), The Horse And Groom
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10. The Horse And Groom
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
The Horse & Groom, Tunstead is a traditional dog friendly village pub. We pride ourselves on delivering excellent service and great value, delicious home cooked food. We have a wide selection of real ales always available and a very impressive Gin selecti
Reviewed By Gill R
Walked from Coltishall to try the Horse and Groom. Very impressed. Enjoyed theyâre burger with trimmings, best Iâve had for a while. No room for dessert, despite the 2 mile walk there to âbuild up an appetite and justify dessert so will have to go back another day. Attentive service, friendly staff, bright, light interiorThank you for the great review. I agree it is a great walk from Coltishall to Tunstead or visa versa and so many different routes you can take aswell. We look forward to seeing you again soon
9. Woodforde's Brewery Tap (The Fur & Feather Inn)
Overall Ratings
3 based on 967 reviews
The Fur and Feather is Woodfordeâs very own brewery tap, where the beer travels metres, not miles. We are on the grounds of the brewery and inside you will find a wide range of our core and seasonal beers on draught and sensational food which changes with
Reviewed By g0akc
Visiting here was a bit of a pilgrimage as I've usually enjoyed a pint of the Wherry on trips to Norfolk. We had been past the village a few times. They do a brewery tour that you can book for, but only at weekends apparently.We received a warm welcome, entering via the shop where there was a small but interesting array of merchandise and of course various take away drinks on sale. It was disappointing that they did not have a good range of sizes in the clothing due to be sold out, so I couldn't get much to fit. Tip - if you are looking to make a purchase in the shop do so after eating in the pub as there is often a discount voucher with the bill. Lady on the till was helpful.We sat at a table in the bar, though there is also a separate section termed the restaurant, serving the same menu. It wasn't too clear what difference there was apart from the bar being a little more casual and perhaps full wait service in the restaurant? The setup was a little 'strange' I felt and somehow disorganised. The lights had gone out on the entrance to the toilets and it seemed to cause great panic among the staff who didn't know how to change a light bulb...It took ages to get a beer as two bar staff couldn't get the pump to work, to get the false barrels behind the bar to flow. Ironic that the beer seemed to have ran out there! When they eventually got it working the beer seemed to come out very gassy and it was far from the best pint of Wherry I've had - would much prefer a hand pump.The pub clearly does get very busy including at lunchtimes. Get there early. There's a large beer garden with tables but it was raining heavily on the day we went so no one was using it.The menu had a good range of interesting dishes. The food was OK but nothing special. Service was pretty slow.Thanks for your review @g0akc, we are glad that you have always enjoyed a pint of Wherry with us, although I apologise that you did not enjoy your recent visit. We take great pride in ensuring that our beer is always of great quality and the freshest from the brewery and recently having our cellar refitted to provide a better serve.As you noted, we have different areas where you can dine, one being more formal, the other allowing guests to dine in a more relaxed atmosphere. However, in both areas both menus are offered so everyone can receive the same, along with giving personal customer service.We hope that next time you return you are able to see the standards we deliver day in and day out! - Alice
8. The Ship Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 543 reviews
Situated in the village of South Walsham in the Norfolk Broads (Fleet Dyke is our nearest mooring), we are a friendly local pub offering fine ales and delicious home cooked food. We look forward to welcoming you, your family and friends, locals and visito
Reviewed By Adam P
Absolutely amazing food ,food was so generous, perfectly displayed on a plate.. The staff were wonderful so helpful & couldnât do enough for us, greatly priced aswell . We will be returning for future meals and evening meals aswell.. highly recommended...
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7. The White Horse Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 731 reviews
Freehouse on the Norfolk Broads... Winner of "best pint on the broads" Broads awards 2014 & 2015, Norwich & Norfolk CAMRA 'rural' Pub of the year 2015. Microbrewery installed in July 2015. Biggest range of beer on the norfolk broads! All menu items fresh
Reviewed By David D
Have been several times in the past and will go again but tonight was a poor effort all round. A burnt burger, incinerated sausages, soggy batter on some pretty indifferent haddock. Runny camembert that needed a spoon not crispy toast. Chips that looked better than they tasted. And the peas. Bullets for peashooters. Waitress asked if everything was ok. We related Some of the above. She said she would tell the chef. No one appeared so we paid the bill and left. Beer very good as usual. Otherwise that was a one star experience.Need to do a LOT better. Thanks for your feedback David D,Unfortunately, you managed to come in on an evening where we had an agency chef covering for our regular chef, who had to leave for a sudden bereavement. You can rest assured that we have worked really hard to get the kitchen back up to a standard in which we can be proud of since I took over as manager and this is not the normal standard in which we operate.I regret that I was not working that particular evening as I would have happily offered you some sort of compensation as a result of your bad experience. I hope you do return some time, so that you can try our new menu which will be launching in the coming weeks under our fantastic new team.All the bestJim YoungsGeneral Manager
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6. The Red Lion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Traditional pub serving good local real ales, good selection of daily specials and Thai Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights then Sunday Lunch
Reviewed By Simon1918
Tucked away in the lovely village of Coltishall you will find the Red Lion. The pub is deceptively larger on the inside than you would expect with nice cosy private spaces and rooms. The pub specialises in good quality real ales that I am partial too, these are presented and served well. The weekends finds a fantastic surprise of really great Thai food served authentically. look out for the beer festivals easter and in the summer this is a great friendly get together with live music and a whole host of great beers. An absolute must!
5. The White Horse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 403 reviews
Reviewed By oc_100
Beautiful country pub with fantastic food options. The pub itself is full of interesting items, everywhere you look is another quirky item! The food is good pub grub, one issue with a meal which was sorted swiftly and well by the lovely staff! Thoroughly recommend.
4. The Rising Sun
Overall Ratings
3 based on 669 reviews
The Rising Sun is a friendly traditional Norfolk Broad's pub overlooking the beautiful River Bure at Coltishall. Free 24 hour moorings nearby at Coltishall Common.
Reviewed By Stupotty41
Impromptu visit as the weather was good last Sunday. Dining for two.Staff mostly seemed indifferent to the needs of customers, continuing private conversations while customers were waiting to order.Food was very below average Im afraid. Breaded chicken burger was quite obviously something that was brought out of the freezer and the fries very hard.Wouldnt have been so bad if the price had reflected this lack of quality (£14).The weather turned to rain and customers naturally came inside - sadly many of them brought their four legged friends in with them.Call me old fashioned but I dont much care for floor licking and barking dogs around my feet when Im in a restaurant.Sadly this is another example of a place with a great location on the river that quite honestly takes the pee out of customers because they know that the punters will stupidly keep returning.This is one customer who definitely wont!Avoid.
3. The New Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 930 reviews
Important: To avoid disappointment, please call ahead to reserve your moorings/dining table. We are a pub offering great traditional pub food... we are not a fine dining restaurant and we do not offer table service. Thank you! As our opening hours change
Reviewed By vickyd978
A Full English Breakfast was the perfect start to the day for my husband yesterday. Everthing freshly cooked, piping hot and appealingly presented, with optional extras, friendly and welcoming staff - and a delicious cup of freshly brewed coffee for me (as I was still pleasantly full from my delicious meal here yesterday evening), despite a very appetising vegetarian breakfast alternative.Perfect!
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2. The King's Head
Overall Ratings
4 based on 408 reviews
Reviewed By lgels
arrogant chef, over priced. no where near as good as they think they are. Rude waitress, seemed put out when we asked where our food was after 45 minutes. rude bar person, incredible miserable looking and grumpy when spoken too. obviously thought she was better than she was. was not 'on the river' as promised but next to the busy road so no view of the river. large parking lot but very little space. would definitely go to the pub next to it next time, seemed busier with happy customers.
1. The Recruiting Sergeant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1190 reviews
Award winning pub and restaurant with bedrooms situated in the village of Horstead, near Coltishall, in Norfolk.
Reviewed By Samantha E
Lovely cosy ambience. Food delicious, I had the jerk spatchcock chicken it is quite a plateful, I couldn't finish it, full of flavour. My husband had beef wellington, which he thoroughly enjoyed, followed by sticky toffee pudding. The staff are attentive, without being overbearing. We will definitely, be returning. Someone sat at the next table had their dog with them.
