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Restaurants in East Anglia, such as The Crown Hotel and Morston Hall are listed below.
The Crown Hotel
High Street, Southwold
Sometimes called Kensington On Sea, Southwold attracts many folk who are looking for the ultimate English seaside experience. The Crown’s crowded bar with yellow walls and high-backed pews serves lighter food while the more formal green dining room... more
Morston Hall
Morston, Holt
With his increasing ubiquity on our TV screens, chef Galton Blackiston could fast be replacing Delia Smith as Norfolk's most well known culinary personality. But you’ll usually find him in the kitchens of this elegant 17th century manor house. The... more
The Mistley Thorn
High Street, Mistley, Manningtree
The beamed interior of this graceful Georgian inn has been given a modern laid back twist complete with painted panelling and wicker chairs. The menu is inspired by the abundance of local seafood from neighbouring Mersea and chef/proprietor Sherri... more
The Swan Hotel at Lavenham
High Street, Lavenham
You might carry a picture in your head of your ideal English countryside inn. No doubt it will have oak beams, cosy nooks with open fireplaces and squashy sofas to fall into with after dinner drinks. It might even have a breathtaking, high ceilinged... more
Hintlesham Hall
George Street, Hintlesham, Ipswich
An impressive 16th century grade 1 listed building set in 175 acres of grounds, this is the quintessential English country house hotel. All candelabra and columns, the dining room is a grand and romantic affair. Chef Alan Ford subverts expectations... more
Jamie's Italian, Cambridge
The Old Library, Wheeler Street, Cambridge
Just “down the road from my mum and dad”, according to the celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, this outlet of his Italian casual dining chain is set in the splendour of the grade-two-listed Guildhall. With characterful period features fitting in with the... more
The Great House Restaurant and Hotel
Market Place, Lavenham
Britain's top 150 Best Restaurants - The Good Food Guide 2013. Classical French cooking displays modern twists and clear flavours. Daily changing menus featuring best Suffolk and East Anglia produce, as well as a superbly appointed French and local... more
The George & Dragon
Coggeshall Road, Kelvedon
The George and Dragon offers modern British cuisine in a tranquil environment. The natural tones and general airiness of the place lend the pub a Zen quality whether relaxing on one of the leather sofas in the bar area or eating in the restaurant. ... more
Bell House Hotel
31 High Street, Saxmundham
This historic coaching inn turned boutique hotel offers a range of drinking and dining options from drinks in the Suffolk Punch Bar, informal seasonal food in the relaxed Parlour and fine dining in the acclaimed Butterflies restaurant. Most of the... more
The Anchor
Main Street, Walberswick
The Suffolk seaside village of Walberswick has been named “Britain's secret celebrity enclave on the coast” by a national newspaper. Although you might bump into the likes of Stephen Fry, a better reason to pay this up market gastropub a visit is to... more
Upstairs At The Mad Moose
2 Warwick Street, Norwich
Warm red tones and polished floorboards are complimented by uncovered dark wood tables and brown leather chairs whilst traditional wooden settles provide the seating to a table in the bay window. This polished modern pub restaurant offers a cuisine... more
Pea Porridge
28/29 Cannon Street, Bury St Edmunds
This former bakehouse has been converted by husband and wife team Justin and Jurga Sharp into an award winning and charming neighbourhood bistro. The bakers oven is still in situ, providing a rustic focal point for the simply decorated room with its... more
The Lavender House
39 The Street, Brundall
The Lavender House is located in a picturesque thatched house in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. Low ceilings and dark wood beams together with the glittering glassware, crisp linen tablecloths and soft lighting create a warm and intimate atmosphere... more
The Swan Inn
The Street, Ipswich
Just 25 minutes from Bury St Edmonds, Colchester and Ipswich is the sleepy village of Monks Eleigh. And at the heart of this picturesque Tudor village is The Swan Inn, a thatched 14th century pub which takes its food seriously. The menu is seasonal,... more
The Pheasant
Keyston, Huntingdon
Husband and wife team Simon and Gerda Cadge have in 2012 taken over the renowned gastro-pub The Pheasant at Keyston. Set in a spectacular olde worlde thatched inn The Pheasant retains a lot of its traditional charm with large open fires and exposed... more
The Lighthouse
77 High Street, Aldeburgh
The Lighthouse in Aldeburgh on the Suffolk coast is smart and friendly and a hit with locals and tourists alike, offering great value for money. As a seaside bistro, seafood brought in on the Aldeburgh day boasts is the order of the day, although... more
The Bell Inn
High Road, Horndon on the Hill
The colourful hanging baskets which grace the front of this former coaching inn give an indication of the vibrant menu on offer. Inside you will find everything you would associate with a 15th-century building from low beamed ceilings and oak... more
Seafood Restaurant
85 North Quay, Great Yarmouth
The simple dining room of this well established family run restaurant features banquette booths and sports a counter display of achingly fresh fish as well as a lobster tank. Fresh fish is sourced daily from Lowestoft fish market while crab, mussel... more
Strattons Hotel
Ash Close, Swaffham
You've got to love a restaurant that calls a dish of local pork “Oink Oink”. While this stylish boutique hotel restaurant might be up for a laugh, they take their food seriously. Everything you'll eat is made in house and where possible, raw... more
Midsummer House
Midsummer Common, Cambridge
Midsummer common and the River Cam provide a serene setting for this converted Victorian villa. Ask for one of the well spaced, linen covered tables in the conservatory dining room and order the 10-13 course tasting menu to sample the latest of chef... more
The Three Horseshoes
High Street, Madingley
This charming thatched inn features an intimate and lively bar, conservatory-restaurant and large garden area that borders the local cricket pitch; the perfect English village setting in fact. Chef Richard Stokes menu however is decidedly Italian and... more
The Anchor Inn
Sutton Gault, Sutton, Ely
Dating back to 1659 and chock-full of character, this old English pub is a historic setting to enjoy some freshly cooked food, but if it’s a feast for your taste-buds, rather than a simple pub lunch that you’re after, then you won’t be disappointed.... more
Sutherland House
56 High Street, Southwold
Sutherland House offers good food in comfortable, contemporary surroundings and is passionate about locally sourced, fresh food. Food miles are published against each item on the menu so pan fried mackerel with samphire, spinach and balsamic racks up... more
Graffiti @ Hotel Felix
Whitehouse Lane, Huntingdon Road, Cambridge
A striking combination of traditional Victorian architecture and modern, twenty-first century additions, Hotel Felix stands in spacious surroundings with a large terrace for al fresco dining and drinks and a beautiful gazebo, perfect for afternoon... more
The Walpole Arms
The Common, Itteringham, Norwich
The award-winning Walpole Arms is located in a charming red brick 18th century inn near to the beaches of the North Norfolk coast. Light wooden beams and pale walls create an airy atmosphere in the fine dining restaurant, which sports its own... more
The Angel Hotel
Market Place, Lavenham
From the outside The Angel Hotel looks just like any other traditional Suffolk country pub but step inside and you’ll discover Marco Pierre White fairy dust sprinkled over everything. From the quails eggs and roast pork belly on the a la carte menu... more
The Hoste
The Green, Burnham Market, King's Lynn
The Hoste Arms in Burnham Market is very much the hub of this pretty village, situated in an area of outstanding beauty close to the stunning unspoilt beaches of North Norfolk. Owners Brendan and Bee Hopkins pride themselves on providing a relaxed... more
The Wildebeest Arms
82/86 Norwich Road, Stoke Holy Cross
The typical pub exterior of the Wildebeest Arms conceals an award-winning restaurant. Warm tones, wicker furniture and African artefacts give an exotic touch to the traditional pub interior of polished floor boards and welcoming log fire. The kitchen... more
Tatlers Restaurant
21 Tombland, Norwich
The three rooms that make up this lively brasserie-style 19th century townhouse restaurant have scrubbed pine tables and period features. Most of the ingredients used by chef Brendan Ansbro are sourced locally but the menu covers are far wider... more
Tuddenham Mill
High Street, Tuddenham, Newmarket
Tradition meets modernism in the elegant renovated mill. Wooden beams and milling equipment set the stage for simply laid sleek black ash tables and chef Paul Foster's progressive cooking. Foster has worked at some of the world's leading restaurants... more
The Leaping Hare Vineyard Restaurant
Wyken Hall, Stanton, Bury St Edmunds
This converted 16th-century barn is set amid gardens, woods and even a noted vineyard on the beautiful Carlisle estate. There’s an all day café serving breakfast, cakes and simple lunch dishes such as Loch Duart salmon fishcakes with garden herb... more
Hotel du Vin & Bistro
Trumpington Street, Cambridge
Set in the midst of the cobbled, historic splendour of this iconic British city is the Cambridge Hotel du Vin’s Bistro du Vin has an op where you can enjoy the modern French/European menu while watching the chefs at work in the open kitchen. Head... more
The Crown Inn Restaurant
Bridge Road, Broughton, Huntingdon
Merging modern touches with period character, The Crown Inn Restaurant is nestled in the idyllic hamlet of Broughton, in the Cambridgeshire countryside and is a charming foodie getaway. Originally a saddlery, The Crown Inn Restaurant is a beautiful... more
Terrace Restaurant
The Old Bridge Hotel, 1 High Street, Huntingdon
The conservatory dining room with its clean, cool lines and painted mural is a fine backdrop for chef Chris Tabbitt’s cosmopolitan, modern British cooking. Sourcing is wide-ranging, from Cornish lamb to Isle of Lewis smoked salmon. Italy and Spain’s... more
Harbourside Restaurant
The Pier at Harwich, The Quay, Harwich
The distinctive white and blue facade of this harbour side hotel makes it an easy landmark to spot. There is a capable bistro on the ground floor but it’s the first floor restaurant that steals the show and the best views of Harwich quay and the... more
The Gin Trap Inn
6 High Street, Ringstead, Hunstanton
A picturesque, whitewashed 17th century coaching inn houses this award winning gastropub with rooms. The traditional wooden beamed interior with exposed brickwork and a wood burning stove make for cosy surroundings while crisp white tablecloths and... more
Brudenell Hotel
The Parade, Aldeburgh
Huge pictures windows let the light flood this attractively modern split level room that's right on the seafront. Refurbished in 2010, light oak flooring, sage walls, blonde-wood tables and brown leather chairs add up to a contemporary brasserie... more
Maison Bleue
31 Churchgate Street, Bury St Edmunds
East of Angland Best Restaurant of the Year 2010 - The Good Food Guide. Maison Bleue Fish Restaurant boasts a contemporary fresh interior offering the very best French dishes and an extensive wine list to compliment your meal. This busy restaurant... more
The Bildeston Crown
High Street, Bildeston
Located in the heart of Suffolk's picturesque countryside. The Bildeston Crown is an original 15th century coaching inn, which has been imaginatively refurbished so that each of the twelve double ensuite rooms is unique and you can visit again and... more
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The White Horse
Brancaster Staithe
Situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty on the coastline of North Norfolk, the White Horse is an award winning gastropub with rooms. The pub is decorated in a modern style with seascape colours and modern art works. The conservatory dining... more
Hole in the Wall
Primrose Farm Road, Little Wilbraham, Cambridge
The Hole in the Wall in Cambridgeshire is a picturesque 16th century restaurant and free house run by Masterchef finalist Alex Rushmer. A short jaunt from Cambridge and Newmarket, The Hole in the Wall is the ideal location to enjoy great food,... more
The Victoria Inn
Park Road, Holkham, Wells-next-the-Sea
This comfortable pub with rooms, which underwent a complete refurbishment in 2013, has a prime position on the north Norfolk coast, standing at the gates of Holkham Hall and just a short walk from the endless sands of Holkham beach. Stop for a drink... more
The Crown and Castle
Orford, Woodbridge
Ruth Watson, presenter of C4's Country House Rescue, is the co-owner of this restaurant with rooms. There’s a real commitment to delivering local seasonal produce on the regularly changing menu that might include generously proportioned dishes such... more
The Sun Inn
High Street, Dedham, Colchester
A sunny yellow exterior is fitting for a restaurant that touts modern British food heavily influenced by Italian flavours. Inside the colour scheme is more muted but the external vibrancy follows through on the menu. Despite the quintessential... more
Sycamore House
1 Church Street, Little Shelford, Cambridge
Mind your head on the beautiful old beams of this 300 year old, modest detached home as you enter and take a seat in this intimate restaurant run by husband and wife team Michael and Susan Sharpe. The décor is simple and homely with clean cream... more
Le Talbooth
Gun Hill, Dedham, Colchester
This half timbered country house hotel in the heart of the beautiful Vale of Dedham has been run by the Milsom family for well over 50 years. The beamed riverside restaurant is an elegant affair with high backed leather chairs and linen-clad tables.... more
The Mulberry Restaurant
Heacham Manor Hotel, Hunstanton Road, Heacham, King's Lynn
The bright and airy conservatory of this converted Elizabethan manor house on the north Norfolk coast with views over the beautiful gardens and coastal golf course is home to the accomplished cooking of chef Neil Rutland. Local ingredients are given... more
The Lifeboat Inn
Ship Lane, Thornham
Former three Michelin star culinary legend Marco Pierre White has turned his attention from fine dining to bringing his particular brand of affordable glamour to Britain's historic inns. Situated in the picturesque village of Thornham a few minutes... more
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