The Hill House Inn - Carte

Food drinks: Wonderful food Service: 5 Location: 5 Hotel highlights: Great value

Great, Great, Great is this spot on the North Norfolk Coast this pub has fantastic Beer selections and a fantastic Menu the food is lovely from Roasts to Fish and Chips. The Landlord and Staff are all very good, polite and friendly.

Fantastic pub. Down to earth, very friendly staff and landlord,great food,good beer,everything you could want from a small village pub. Sadly though, it will be in the sea in around 25 years. Such a shame. Grade2 listed building, been there since 1540. All going due to lack of investment in sea defences Voir le carte

impromptu visit after a walk along the cliffs. the personal was friendly and accommodating; the natives were alive. it was nice to see families together that are getting up. only four stars like the toilets are in what feels like an outbuilding; not for the subtle heart! but the warm environment more than created for it!

One of the best old pubs on this stretch of the coast, well kept ales and the food was top notch both Sunday lunch and midweek. I've been coming to this place since my childhood and it's never changed except for the internal walls being removed. Well worth a visit before the mighty North sea swallows it up like so much of the surrounding coastline.

We visited the pub and had a wonderful experience. The staff were incredibly nice, friendly, and accommodating, especially since we had our little baby with us. They arranged a table for us with enough space for our chair. The young man working at the bar was polite, helpful, and attentive. The woman present was also very kind and courteous. The young server who took care of us did an excellent job. The food was delicious, served in generous portions, and reasonably priced. I would definitely recommend this place! Voir le carte

This is a fantastic restaurant and pub! We've visited multiple times over the past few years and enjoyed walks along Walcott beach. The building is charming and very traditional. The entire staff is incredibly friendly, and the food is delicious—I highly recommend the burgers. Service is consistently quick, and they even provide water for dogs. There are also seating options available out front and in the garden, which is perfect for dogs. It can get a bit busy at times, but if you time your visit right, you should have a great experience.

Went for lunch. Limited parking. Decor is a little bit tired but cosy and clean. Not sure what to expect but the fact that the car park was full lets you know We had an absolutely fantastic lunch. Smoked, thickly sliced ham, 2 eggs and lovely chips. My partner had chicken and leek pie..superb pastry and full to the brim with large chunks of chicken. Chatted to the owners who were so friendly and funny. A no frills pub just good down to earth grub. We will be back even though we have to drive from Hereford. Thanks for a lovely welcome. Service: 5 Location: 5

It’s conveniently located near the coastal path, perfect for those looking to stop for refreshments after a walk. The building has some historical significance; it is said that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle frequented this pub and drew inspiration for one of his Sherlock Holmes stories here (though I can’t recall which one at the moment). As you walk through the bar into the dining area at the back, you’ll find plenty of Sherlock Holmes memorabilia. The pub boasts a wide selection of beers and a fantastic menu filled with classic pub dishes. They previously didn’t serve food on Mondays, but that has changed, and now dining is available every day. The food is excellent, and the ales are well-kept,... Voir le carte