The Waterside Terrace Bar And Restaurant

Excellent breakfast and great service. Have only had the breakfast and coffees/cakes which have always been fantastic. Would definitely have a evening meal here next time we visit Wroxham!

I went for lunch today at the waterside terrace. On the website it says 12. 95 for haddock n chips . On the menu in the restaurant it was £17. So you need to update your website price menu. Next time I'll just have a drink then go on MC Donald's next door.

Two sandwiches took about 40 mins to serve. The chef was completely unaware of main allergens in his food. The manager came out, was rude, interrupted the waitress and practically told us the chef wasn’t happy to serve us. Thankfully the waitress was amazing, checked and double checked everything for us and was really apologetic. Voir le carte

We checked out the menu, but decided to just go with sandwiches, which were priced at over £11. We opted for a fish finger and a sausage sandwich. I found the fish finger sandwich to be delicious, but my friend thought the sausage sandwich was just okay. There was a dog freely roaming around the restaurant, which may deter some customers, although I personally enjoy dogs.

Yesterday, we had a delightful lunch at this restaurant. The dishes were beautifully presented. The scallops were perfectly cooked, the chicken wings were deliciously spicy (not just billed as such), and my husband raved about the fish pie with its ample fish and cheesy mashed potato topping. The ambiance was very pleasant, and the service was top-notch. We ended our meal with more wine and coffee on the outdoor terrace, enjoying the warm October weather as we watched the boats pass by.

My wife and I had dinner here after a day out on the Broads. Our table, by the window was very pleasant with a good view of the river. Food and service were good and my wife's requirements for gluten-free food were fully understood and met. Prices seemed a fraction higher than in most decent places, but not to the point that I would not come back. Maybe we were lucky with the waiting staff we got, but I cannot level the sorts of criticism that I see on this site. There was really nothing to complain about and we will certainly return. Voir le carte

During our boating holiday, we visited this restaurant and ordered the seafood cocktail for £10.95 to share as a starter. Unfortunately, it was lacking in prawn Marie Rose sauce, with only four small prawns, a little smoked salmon, a deveined shrimp, and large lettuce leaves. For our mains, I had the haddock and chips which was decent, but my wife ordered the pork meatball linguini for £20 and was disappointed to find only five small meatballs on her plate. After expressing our disbelief, they brought her five more small meatballs. There was no table service, so we had to go to the bar to order. Overall, it was a very poor experience that we will not be repeating.

Walked in today as a group of 9. Got sat quickly and drinks order taken quickly as well. Poor girl who brought the drinks over to us however clearly hadn't been communicated by the bar staff what the drinks actually were because she had no clue, not an issue though as we knew what they were. Got our food order taken within about 10 minutes and then half an hour later the waiter came out and told us that on the pizza they didn't have any pulled pork and asked if we still wanted the pizzas, no attempt at an apology though. They did and we waited a further 25 minutes for them to come out. We were panicking because we only had a couple hours on our parking and it was cutting it fine. When the fo...

Food is overpriced, service is ‘interesting’. A starter of venison and pecorino ravioli is £9.50. For that you get two small (and I do mean small) ravioli swimming in a sea of melted truffle butter. Two ravioli for £9.50, it should have tasted amazing at that price. It was mediocre at best. To be fair, the rest of the meal wasn’t bad, it’s just overpriced for what it is. At these prices the Wroxham Hotel restaurant is competing with the nearby Norfolk Mead, and several very good restaurants in Norwich, and there is simply no comparison the prices charged by the Wroxham Hotel restaurant are just not justified given the nearby competition. In terms of the service, the staff are friendly, but t... Voir le carte