Eating Out In Blakeney

Whether you fancy a coffee and cake, afternoon tea, a light lunch, a traditional pub meal, a gourmet restaurant experience or a traditional Sunday roast with all the trimmings, these are all available within a 5 minute walk of Gardeners Cottage in Blakeney.

Cafes and coffee in Blakeney

Grey Seal Coffee Blakeney

Grey Seal Coffee Blakeney

Lovely real coffee from a local North Norfolk company. Just off the Blakeney Quay near to the Spar. Great place to get your caffeine fix. Dog friendly. Nice selection of cakes.

Blakeney restaurants

The Moorings Blakeney

The Moorings Blakeney

The Moorings restaurant is just off Blakeney Quay this is a lovely family friendly day cafe which in the evenings turns into a very nice grown up restaurant specialising in fish and seafood dishes.

On a Sunday they do an excellent Sunday lunch with a choice of roasts and all the trimmings. Advisable to book in high season, as very popular. In low season their opening hgours are reduced so check their website or telephone to book.

 

The Blakeney Hotel

The Blakeney Hotel

The iconic Blakeney Hotel is right on the quay at Blakeney and with views to die for. Nice restaurant but you need to dress up a little bit. Well behaved children and dogs welcome. We have never taken ours until they became adult. Lunch and dinner and we think they also do afternoon tea.

Also has an upstairs quiet room where you can have sandwiches and read the papers and look at the wonderful view. More expensive than The Kings Arms and The White Horse. Nice for a special treat or Sunday lunch. Nice place to take your mum for her birthday.

 

Pubs in Blakeney

The White Horse

The White Horse Blakeney

The White Horse in Blakeney is a lovely large contemporary North Norfolk pub that is dog and family friendly. It has been one of our favourites for over 15 years now. We used to go there with our children when they were little. Now we go with our adult children and our dogs. Owned and run by Adnams Brewery.

Really great food and nice atmosphere. Has several distinct eating areas. Has a regular menu and also a specials board. Very popular in high season so always advisable to book then. In low season you will usually be able to get a table on the day.

 

The Kings Arms

The Kings Arms Blakeney

The Kings Arms in Blakeney is a great local pub just off the quay in Blakeney near the spar serving traditional pub grub. It is child and dog friendly. Lots of room and enormous portions of food. Really good value for money. Log fires in winter. You can sit outside in the warmer months. No need to dress up you can come in straight from your walk. Proper pub with cosy feel.

 

Other places to eat in Blakeney

Food on Blakeney Quay

Food on Blakeney Quay

There are several pop up cafes on Blakeney Quay in the warmer months and you can usually get all day breakfasts, bacon butties and crab sandwiches and enormous mugs of tea on the various food stalls on the National trust car park. Our favcourite is the enormous ''Breakfast Bap'' cooked freshly for you and washed down with a mug of tea. Great if youve been walking the dog or up early crab fishing.

Wiveton Hall Fruit Farm Cafe

Wiveton Hall Fruit Farm Cafe

This is a real North Norfolk food treat and one of the best places to eat near Blakeney. It is also is the cafe and restaurant featured on the series Normal for Norfolk. Set on the idyllic Wiveton Hall estate just a short walk, bike ride or drive from Blakeney, this is well worth a visit. Very popular in high season so you will need to book. Views over the North Norfolk coast to die for and look out for Desmond the owner. We love the Wiveton Hall Fruit Farm Cafe so much we have devoted a whole page to it.