16 Gastropub Restaurants near Swaffham

Sculthorpe Mill, is a pretty country pub and hotel located in the heart of rural Norfolk. Surrounded by rolling fields and a babbling stream, Sculthorpe Mil ... Find out more

"Snuggled in the hamlet of Stanhoe, this local boozer (formerly the Crown) is now owned by the people who run the well-regarded Wiveton Bell a few miles ..." Read our full review

"It’s all set in a rambling, extended 14th-century cottage that has had an unfussy, rustic chic makeover, but keeps in tune with the age of the bu ..." Read our full review

"Over the years, this handsome 17th-century inn hard by gentrified Burnham Market’s village green has been transformed into that rare combo of sty ..." Read our full review

" Built as a pub in 1667, and still in business, this cosy white-painted coaching inn is a popular drop-in for holidaymakers en route to West Norfolk’ ..." Read our full review

"The Hunny Bell is one of the new breed of food-focused pubs that are springing up outside better-known hot spots such as Burnham Market and Cley-next-t ..." Read our full review

The stately looking former manor house, is set back from the road in acres of grounds surrounded by the beautiful Norfolk countryside. The Restaurant offers ... Find out more

"Set in an enviable position overlooking expanses of unspoilt salt marsh, Cley is a ‘twitcher’s’ paradise, which the George duly ackno ..." Read our full review

A folksy country pub buried in the heart of the Itteringham countryside, just four miles north west from the market town of Aylsham and just two miles from ... Find out more

"Standing right by the local church, directly opposite the village green, the 300-year-old Bell personifies North Norfolk’s pubby heritage – ..." Read our full review

"With a bright, modern, open-plan look (think dark beams, panelling, bare floorboards and African artefacts), the Wildebeest Arms gets everything right. ..." Read our full review

" The White Pheasant is a firm favourite of the racing set from nearby Newmarket as well as visitors to the nearby Wicken Fen, one of the National Tru ..." Read our full review

"This hostelry has been smartened up in line with the gastropub blueprint. Its swanky interiors are now split between a stylish dining area & a rela ..." Read our full review

There aren't many pubs as stunning as The Weeping Willow in Barrow, near Bury St Edmunds. This 16th-century pub has been carefully restored, now featuring a ... Find out more