Other Places to shop and eat
The Crown, Trunch 3m - just for a walk and pint, pretty village
The Buckinghamshire Arms, near Aylsham - good food, stunning setting next to Blickling Hall
The Saracens Head - kooky about 8m on a good day - get lost in Norfolk!
The Walpole Arms, Itteringham 14m, good quaint pub
The Wiveton Bell - Wiveton, lovely gastro style pub and rooms, lovely coastal drive!
White Horse Neatishead on The Broads
The Kings Head, Leahringsett 18m, - good (gastro) food, big garden
Art Cafe, Glandford 20m, on the way to coast via Holt, simple and nice!
Morston Hall 24m, dig deep it's a Michelin 1 Star with a 7 course taster menu, but it's so worth it!
Groveland Farm Shop - Roughton
CROMER
Fig and Olive store and deli and surf shop opposite the Church - great
West Street Deli in Cromer - perfect for picnic supplies
Lizzies Fruit and Veg (old school veg shop) West St
Beast to Block Butcher - family run great produce
The Red Lion, Cromer 7m, for the views and ok food
No1 Fish and Chips and Mary JanES Cromer both excellent
Rocky Bottoms near East Runton, for amazing sea food (book)
The Rocket House cafe, Cromer - what a view!
Whitewater Café Cromer - great views on the slip way in Cromer
Good coffee - our favourite little coffee shop North Sea Coffee seafront and Grey Seal, Art Cafe and Fig and Olive
Fancy a walk before lunch?
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HOLT - a Georgian Market Town
Famed for its boutiques, antique shops, art galleries and cafe's, Holt is a must stop destination and can be combined with a trip to the coast stopping at Cley and Blakeney. But to be honest you can spend a whole day here exploring (head down the back streets). Top places to shop for produce are North Norfolk Fish Co ,wine at Bakers and Larners and enjoy a coffee at Byfords.
If you like Antiques you'll love Holt.
Bayfield Hall Stables then a coffee at Art Cafe
Aylsham Market Town
12 miles away is the market town of Aylsham and here you will find the award winning butcher G F White, for local meat and game. Just across the road is the fantastic artisan bakers Bread Source. Whilst in Aylsham check out the antique shops and then you must visit the stunning Blickling Hall. Enjoy a long walk around the lake before a well earned pint at the Buckinghamshire Arms and then head home to prepare all that lovely food.
Stay Local - Mundesley
The great thing about Mundesley is you can get literally everything you need locally in the vilage centre. Including fresh fruit and veg from Country Pickings, meat from the butcher and fresh fish from the small trailer in the car park. But there's also a fully stocked Tesco Express yards from the house and the larger Groveland farm shop in Roughton or Waitrose and Sainsbury's just 4 miles away in North Walsham.