The East Coast Norfolk

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Great Yarmouth is home to a huge number of places to eat out, whether you fancy a good old English breakfast to set you up for the day, a light bite at lunch-time, a spectacular ice-cream sundae or a traditional afternoon cream tea. If fish and chips is more your cup of tea, you'll be spoilt for choice wherever you go around the resort. From Quayside to seaside, fish and chips never tastes better than when you're by the sea.

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  Lighthouse Inn The tenancy of the Lighthouse Inn was taken over in April 1989 by Steve Bullimore and the freehold purchased in November that year, introducing Walcott's first Free House.In the last twenty years The Lighthouse Inn has made many improvements, with even more planned for the future. During this time the Lighthouse Inn has gained a reputation of serving good quality meals.

  The tenancy of the Lighthouse Inn was taken over in April 1989 by Steve Bullimore and the freehold purchased in November that year, introducing Walcott's first Free House.In the last twenty years The Lighthouse Inn has made many improvements, with even more planned for the future. During this time the Lighthouse Inn has gained a reputation of serving good quality meals.

  Tel: 01692 650371

  Coast Road, Walcott, Norfolk, NR12 OPE

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  Hill HouseGood food and a great range of ales, a place where the author of Sherlock Holmes stayed when writing, full of atmosphere, and the beer festival is great

  Good food and a great range of ales, a place where the author of Sherlock Holmes stayed when writing, full of atmosphere, and the beer festival is great

  Tel: 01692 650004

  Happisburgh NR12 0PN