Guidebook for Field Dalling
Food Scene
Great pub with excellent food and a large selection of ales and gin. Very friendly service and close to Field Dalling
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Anchor Inn Morston
The StreetGreat pub with excellent food and a large selection of ales and gin. Very friendly service and close to Field Dalling
It's essential that you book if you want to go here, but it's worth it. The views over the marshes are superb and the food is delicious. They do have some special Tapas and Pizza nights so check it out. The cafe also have different artists exhibiting art in the cafe.
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Wiveton Hall Café
It's essential that you book if you want to go here, but it's worth it. The views over the marshes are superb and the food is delicious. They do have some special Tapas and Pizza nights so check it out. The cafe also have different artists exhibiting art in the cafe.
This lovely tea room is hidden away from the hustle and bustle of Holt. There is a superb garden to sit in and they serve an excellent variety of teas.
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Folly Tearoom
Bull StreetThis lovely tea room is hidden away from the hustle and bustle of Holt. There is a superb garden to sit in and they serve an excellent variety of teas.
Simple and fabulous local food. BYO drink and enjoy some seafood.
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Cookies Crab Shop
Coast RoadSimple and fabulous local food. BYO drink and enjoy some seafood.
This is a lovely place to see some local art and have a cup of the Grey seal coffee, who roast their coffee beans on site.
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Art Cafe
This is a lovely place to see some local art and have a cup of the Grey seal coffee, who roast their coffee beans on site.
Shopping
Holt is a charming Georgian town with plenty of shops and cafes to easily pass a day or two. There are some great antique shops hidden away, as well as some fantastic galleries exhibiting Norfolk's finest artists and craftsmanship.
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Holt
Holt is a charming Georgian town with plenty of shops and cafes to easily pass a day or two. There are some great antique shops hidden away, as well as some fantastic galleries exhibiting Norfolk's finest artists and craftsmanship.
Parks & Nature
Take the beach road and walk along the shingle beach to the watch house or all the way to the point and the lifeboat house. Terns nest on the single banks and you can often see a seal swimming. It's also and excellent spot for swimming.
Alternatively you can walk from the Artemis cafe round to Blakeney and then via the Wiveton Cafe
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Cley next the Sea
Take the beach road and walk along the shingle beach to the watch house or all the way to the point and the lifeboat house. Terns nest on the single banks and you can often see a seal swimming. It's also and excellent spot for swimming.
Alternatively you can walk from the Artemis cafe round to Blakeney and then via the Wiveton Cafe