Just down the road from Holt, this is a nice pub that champions local ingredients. Inside they serve a menu with elevated pub grub classics such as pan-seared sea bream and a decadent house cheese burger. There’s a smaller menu available in the garden in the summer.

A wonderful friendly pub with delicious food. Inside, it’s airy and light and there’s also covered tables out in the garden just across the road from the pub for all weather alfresco dining. Foodwise, there’s Welsh Rarebit and posh fishfinger sandwiches for lunch and some additional more substantial plates including a handmade pie of the day for dinner.

Get a taste of the Mediterranean at this revamped old country pub. There’s cured meats and tasty tapas here as well as good cocktails.

This sprawling pub has lots of different restaurants with different menus but the standout has to be the amazing marsh seafood bar which has stunning views over the salt marsh.

A great place for a nice meal out. This restaurant celebrates seasonal produce and the menu is all yummy contemporary small plates. It won AA best 'Restaurant of the Year in England' and got 'Restaurant of the Year' in the Michelin Guide with 2 AA Rosettes.

Known for its excellent food and even more excellent art collection. Book a table in the restaurant for the full experience or just have a more casual lunch in the traditional pub bar.

This cheerful pub has some of the best views over the salt marshes from its spacious front garden. Plus inside, there’s a cosy fire for chillier days. The food here has a Spanish leaning, with a menu featuring sherry and oysters and burnt Basque cheesecake.

For something a bit different, this sweet restaurant cooks most of its dishes over fire, both in and outdoors, but they also do a stunning lobster pie for a real treat.