A view across the courtyard at Felbrigg Hall | © Chris Lacey

Places to eat in Norfolk

Whether you feel like a cup of tea or coffee, a slice of homemade cake, or a meal made from fresh, local ingredients, you’ll find the cafés and tea-rooms in Norfolk are great places for delicious food and drink.

Visitors sitting outside the cafe in May at Blickling Estate, Norfolk

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Eating and shopping at Blickling Estate

Offering delicious, locally sourced and produced food, stop at one of the cafés, browse in the shop or grab a bargain in the second-hand bookshop.

Visitors enjoying their coffee on the courtyard of the cafe at Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate, Norfolk

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Eating and shopping at Felbrigg Hall

Discover tasty treats in the Squire's Pantry at Felbrigg Hall. Browse the shop and second-hand bookshop for the perfect gift – for you or someone else.

A child enjoying a scone with jam and cream inside a café

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Eating and shopping at Oxburgh Estate

Enjoy something to eat and drink in the newly refurbished Servants' Hall tea-room or the Pantry café during your visit. You'll also find our Courtyard Giftshop and the Potting Shed second-hand bookshop.

Visitors sitting outside the tea-room with autumn leaves scattered on the ground.

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Eating at Sheringham Park

Pop into Sheringham Park’s Courtyard Café for a range of sandwiches, soups, cakes, scones and hot and cold drinks. It’s the perfect pitstop on your visit.

Staff member in the kiosk at Morston Quay, Blakeney National Nature Reserve, Norfolk.

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Eating and shopping at Morston Quay

Enjoy freshly made food at Morston Quay café while you enjoy the view over the marshes and Blakeney Point in the distance.

View from Horsey Windpump of the Horsey Staithe Stores, Norfolk

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Eating and shopping at Horsey Windpump

The café serves a range of hot and cold drinks and snacks. Stop by the second-hand bookshop and bag yourself a new read.

If you're seeking peace and quiet, or somewhere the family can get together in the great outdoors, here are some great picnic locations with picturesque backdrops.

Misty summer morning over Blickling lake, Norfolk

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Blickling Estate

The parkland at Blickling offers quiet corners to tuck yourself away for some peace and quiet. We’d also recommend the Acre, where you can enjoy views of the lake.

A sunset over the sea, coast path and cliffs, with pink thrift flowers growing on the clifftop

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Sheringham Park

Designed by Humphry Repton in 1812, Sheringham Park boasts miles of stunning coastal views, you’ll be spoilt for choice of where to stop and enjoy your picnic en-route.

Family having a picnic in the garden at Oxburgh Hall, Norfolk

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Oxburgh Estate

Spread out your picnic blanket at Oxburgh and enjoy the colourful garden blooms and mirror-like reflections in the moat. Family games are available and dogs are welcome too.