Right on your Doorstep
Thornham offers some of the best places to eat and drink on the North Norfolk Coast. The perfect spot for a lovely breakfast, lunch or dinner is just a few steps away
Here you will find some of the Norfolk Coasts' most appealing and inventive places for a relaxed brunch or gourmet meal. An old smugglers Inn, an award-winning gastro-pub, the iconic deli brasserie, local celebrity chef Eric's gourmet fish and chips, a casual wood-fired pizzeria are all within a short walk...
The Delicious Deli
Established by the former owners of the Hoste at Burnham Market and the quality shines through. Just over the road from Anna's and locals flock here for it's buzzy atmosphere and the best breakfast and brunch on the coast. Lunch and afternoon tea are also very popular and a great wine list to boot. Pets most welcome. Outside tables. Discount for Anna's guests. Walk in only. Just over the road.
The 'Smugglers' Inn
The Lifeboat came from modest roots as a 19th sailors beer house but today is everything a good pub should be, iconic, packed with character and local characters, serving fresh local food and great beer. Jimmy does the best bloody Mary on the coast for a Sunday morning pick me up. Pets welcome. Outside tables and dining pavilions.
5 minute walk
Eric's Fish and Chips
What happens when one of the regions leading chef's decides to open a fish and chip restaurant? You get very posh classic fish and chips and a whole lot more in a buzzy, fun, atmospheric venue that everyone wants to enjoy. Outside tables. You can now pre-order your food and just bowl up and collect it on their app. 10 min walk.
5 Minutes Drive...
Within a five minute drive, a Michelin starred restaurant, a gin emporium and the perfect spot to enjoy a big screen international. These favourites can also all make a great pub walk from Anna's often using the Coastal path and perhaps the Coasthopper bus to return home.
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Gintastic Inn
A traditional and cosy 17th-century coaching inn offering delicious homemade food and an extensive collection of gins. Food,is focused on fish and seafood and locally farmed meat and game – oysters harvested by a local fisherman, halibut with brown shrimp, local quail, pork and beef, on a regular changing menu.
The Old Newcomer
Located in this charming village a walk down the beach from Anna's, this historic Grade II listed pub has undergone a stunning transformation, emerging with a fresh new look and reinstating the original features of the property.
Expect to feast on Brancaster Oysters, Cromer Crab Crumpets, Tim Allen’s Pork T-Bone Chop, Sandringham Farm Mutton Chops and Billy Wards Lobster with Garlic and Herb Butter.
The Manor
Eric Snaith's restaurant offers a Conversation Menu (three courses at £42, two courses at £34) may find duck broth or poached white asparagus as starters followed by halibut Veronique or sweet potato gnocchi. Classics menu includes local shellfish including Brancaster mussels, shepherd’s pie and steaks.
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