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1066 at the Chequers, recently voted Norfolk’s most elegant restaurant, offers not only the restaurant, but a bar and gift shop too.

Expect freshly made soups, salads and Danish Smorrebrod, along with home made puddings for lunch, with the bar menu offering freshly made sandwiches, soups and ploughman’s. There’s also a traditional Afternoon Tea – served with a golden tea brewed specifically for East Anglia’s hard water! Dinner offers a speciality fish menu on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

You can also book exclusive use for special events such as Birthday parties, Weddings, Anniversaries etc.

And if you like shopping the speciality gift shop offers items from the gorgeous India Jane range, Ulster Weaves linens, picnic baskets, travel rugs, candles and unusual greetings cards.

No.Twenty9 Bar & Restaurant is located in the heart of Burnham Market, in a Georgian Grade II listed property dating back to the 18th century. Original architectural details combined with a contemporary sympathetic renovation means that Burnham’s addition to the village’s culinary landscape offers both comfort and hospitality in equal measures in a casual but elegant setting.

The menu, created by Executive Head Chef Rob Taylor, is based around fresh, locally sourced ingredients, cooked in an open kitchen on a magnificent Argentinian-inspired, artisan wood-fed fire-pit.
Open every day from 8.30am until 10.30pm, for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

The bright and airy conservatory of this Grade II listed Elizabethan Manor House is home to the fabulous Mulberry Restaurant. With stunning views of the picturesque gardens and coastal golf course, the award-winning restaurant is the perfect setting to experience Norfolk’s succulent lamb and beef, sourced just a few miles down the road at the Sandringham Estate or the seafood from local fisherman. The kitchen pride itself on providing locally sourced ingredients for fresh and simple dining.

Open to both residents and non-residents, 7 days a week.