With its rich fishing and agricultural heritage, there is a huge variety of Norfolk food and drink to discover, that is grown, reared, and produced in the county. Eating, drinking and buying local Norfolk produce is always a great way to get to know the region, and support local businesses at the same time. Be sure to tempt your tastebuds and try some of these incredible Norfolk foods and drink on your next trip to Nelson’s County!
There are 47 active breweries and micro-breweries in Norfolk today, making a variety of ales with a diversity of flavours, each unique to the brewery and its location. Be sure to plan a Norfolk brewery tour or tap room visit on your next trip to Nelson’s County!
The lively seaside town of Sheringham is bursting with great restaurants, pubs and cafes. Locally caught crab and lobster are the foodie star performer here, along with a handful of good quality restaurants, fantastic cafes and a couple of quirky options! To help you decide, I’ve rounded up the top sixteen places to eat in Sheringham.
If you want to shop a bit more locally, seasonally, and sustainably, heading to your nearest farm shop is a brilliant idea. This post features an up to date list of all best farm shops in Norfolk, with an interactive map to help you find one close to you.
In the sleepy backwaters and quiet villages of Norfolk, something of a gin revolution is taking place. There are now a whopping eleven gin distilleries in Norfolk, some of which you can visit to see the gin making process and sample a drop of the good stuff. Check out my Norfolk gin and distilleries guide!
Did you know that there are not one, but six vineyards in Norfolk? The fertile mix of sandy and clay soil and the gentle climate, make Norfolk one of the UK’s premier wine growing counties, and it’s no surprise that the region is producing some seriously top-quality English wines. Be sure to plan a visit on your next trip to the area!
Welcome to my local’s guide to the best places to enjoy afternoon tea in Norfolk. The afternoon tea ritual is a quintessential part of a British holiday or day out and is a great opportunity to indulge your taste buds. Whether you’re looking for a relaxed and fun afternoon tea experience, or something more formal for …
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The historic seaside town of Cromer is bursting with great restaurants, pubs and cafes. And it’s not just about the Cromer crab – Cromer has made the leap from Victorian sea-side town to eclectic foodie hub with ease. To help you decide where to go, I’ve rounded up the top sixteen places to eat in Cromer.
