Fine Dining & Great Pubs
Near to some of the best places to eat out in North Norfolk, from Michelin starred restaurants to cosy country pubs, in Burnham Market, Brancaster, Morston, Wells and Blakeney, to name just a few nearby.
North Norfolk offers fine dining and great pubs, with quality locally produced ingredients, such as Cromer crab, Brancaster mussels, Holkham venison, asparagus, salty marsh samphire and juicy fruits.
Inspired and exceptional eating out awaits you.
There are many fine walks ending at a cheery fire or a pub with a glorious view, as well as Michelin-starred fine dining.
North Norfolk has such a superb range of places to enjoy, and Cornflake Barn is ideally situated to access all of them.
Morston Hall (Michelin Star) – Morston Hall is an intimate country house hotel with its origins in the 17th century.
Run by celebrity chef Galton Blackiston, it is located two miles from Blakeney on the North Norfolk coast. Morston Hall is recognised for its outstanding cuisine.
Morston Hall
The Ostrich Inn – A traditional pub in our country village of South Creake, Norfolk. This has been renovated and refurbished and has now re-opened.
The Ostrich Inn
The Neptune (Michelin Star) – Just a stone’s throw away from Old Hunstanton beach and a 25-minute drive from Cornflake Barn. The fine dining restaurant serves modern British food, skilfully cooked and served in relaxed surroundings with attentive, friendly service.
The restaurant has been awarded 3 AA rosettes and has retained a Michelin star since 2009. The restaurant has an emphasis on fresh, local produce. The Neptune Inn
Michelin Starred
South Creake
The White Horse – Gloriously situated on the marshland coastline of North Norfolk at Brancaster Staithe, an area of outstanding natural beauty, with its big blue skies, spectacular sunsets and salty sea air. The coastline is a magical area to explore with breath-taking panoramic views across tidal marshes and endless sandy beaches. The sun-soaked restaurant and terrace overlook the lobster pots, oyster beds and saltmarshes out to Scolt Head Island and the sea beyond. The White Horse, Brancaster Staithe
The Dun Cow – the owners’ favourite casual pub-restaurant. Sitting on the very edge of the Saltmarshes, the large lawn at the front of the pub provides wonderful views over the marshes & sea beyond. Takes 40 minutes by car. The Dun Cow, Salthouse, nr Holt
The Crown Inn – A 15-minute drive away in East Rudham. A traditional pub/restaurant with a great selection of ales and traditional pub food. The Crown Inn
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The Victoria Inn – 20 minutes’ drive away in the beautiful Holkham estate, only a few minutes’ walk from Holkham beach & Holkham Hall. All food served is fresh, local & seasonal. The Victoria Inn
The Jolly Farmers Pub – Just up the road in North Creake. A traditional North Norfolk Village Pub. 1 Burnham Road, North Creake. 01328 738185.
Creake Abbey Café – A delightful café based in the grounds of Creake Abbey, very local and only 5 minutes’ drive.
Breakfasts are not to be missed!
The on-site shop also stocks home-made freezer meals should you want a quality home cooked meal without the effort, when on holiday!
Creake Abbey, Cafe and Food hall
The Duck Inn – An 8-minute drive away. Serves delicious locally sourced food. The Duck Inn
The Barsham Arms – Locally sourced ingredients including homemade sausages and local bacon, freshly baked bread and crumpets. Also dog friendly. Only a 10 minute drive away. The Barsham Arms, Country Pub & Kitchen
The Nelson – Located in Burnham Market, first recorded as a pub in 1685, it offers the finest quality food & drink. The Nelson, Burnham Market
The Burnhams general area– There are plenty of cafes and restaurants in this area to try and explore, far too many to list here! If you find any you think deserve a mention on our site then please do let us know.
|Cat Scoles
