Best Hot Spot Restaurants in Old Hunstanton

We enjoyed a beautiful Valentine’s Day dinner at NEST Farmhouse — oysters with sparkling rose wine, Chalkstream smoked trout with homemade pumpernickel bread, whole brill with charred kale, a side order of sweetheart cabbage and apple rhubarb crumble for dessert. It was all beautifully prepared and presented and completely delicious. Our only gripe is that the local rose wine, Cobble Hill, is no longer available by the glass and price has skyrocketed to £66 a bottle! That’s really quite steep, though we understand this is the producer’s price increase rather than NEST’s.

Our experience was so good that i made an account just to leave this review - The food was genuinely amazing, i’ve been really missing the food I had in Spain with my girlfriend and her family but Ole Ole made me feel like i was back in Denia - so much so that my girlfriend said she felt at home here. On top of this, the staff were so kind and helpful and everyone seemed to truly love their job and each other - it’s a family run restaurant and you really do get that homely feeling while you’re there. I had a lovely chat with the one of the Sons who work there (forget to get his name) but he was a really nice dude and seemed passionate about making the restaurant as good as it can be. I will definitely be back, I haven’t been here since they had a place on the bailgate years ago and I am kicking myself for not going back sooner!

A lovely Valentines Day lunch. Very,very good service as always. Table with a great view over the marshes. No Bacardi stocked so my wife chose water. The Brancaster Brewery Oystercatcher was a lovely brew! We had oysters first then mussels then a pud. Oysters good but not as big or well presented as previous visits to be rated excellent. Mussels were also good but not excellent. Good quantity and fries kindly substituted for focaccia but size and cookedness (?) of the mussels varied. Excellent effort for a busy Valentines Day lunch service!!! Local real ale at £5/pint and a service charge of 10% seemed very reasonable indeed.

If you’re searching for a steakhouse that delivers an unforgettable dining experience, look no further than Meat and greet in Bury st Edmunds. From the moment you walk in, the warm ambiance, dim lighting, and the scent of perfectly seared beef set the tone for an exceptional meal.

Fabulous place to have lunch and I’ll definitely come back for dinner. Caitlin and Bradley were excellent, friendly and fun members of staff. Made you feel very welcome. Very dog friendly. Would highly recommend.