Full English Breakfast

[MauriceMynah]

33 minutes ago, SteveO said:

but I have recently discovered the black pudding from Tavern Tasty Meats at Horning

Where is that?  Nooo, not Hornng, I know where Horning is, but Tavern Tasty Meats I don't know.

[grendel]

www.taverntasty.co.uk/about-us/horning-shop/

 

[grendel]

Tavern Tasty Meats Ltd
37 Lower Street
Horning
Norfolk
NR12 8AA

[grendel]

seemingly next door to the post office, right opposite the staithe

 

[SPEEDTRIPLE]

3 hours ago, Paul said:

I am planning to visit all of these establishments and issue reviews. I'm just searching for a backer to fund the research.

The list is up to 30, so that`s June taken up for you 

[Paul]

6 minutes ago, SPEEDTRIPLE said:

The list is up to 30, so that`s June taken up for you 

The first two weeks anyway, after that I go hungry.

You do realise I'm an adopted Hobbit, and Hobbits eat two breakfasts .....

 

[Maxwellian]

 

 

 

8 hours ago, Paul said:

You do realise I'm an adopted Hobbit, and Hobbits eat two breakfasts .....

 

Nowt wrong with second breakfast

[grendel]

I must be a hobbit too, hairy toes and second breakfasts- yep the only 6 foot 4 inch hobbit out there.

[MauriceMynah]

Thanks for the info Grendel, it is the Horning butcher trading under a new name (it might have been doing that for years but I never noticed) Will certainly try their black pudding!!!

[SteveO]

Louise, the previous Horning butcher retired 2 or 3 years ago. Tavern took over the shop after that. Make sure you ask for the real pigs blood stuff. They may well do a cheaper variant made with dried blood and you don't want that.

[annv]

Yes i endorse what Steve o says its amazing the difference in taste and texture of real pigs blood and not dried black pudding. John

[TostockTimonier]

Hi all, The Lion at Thurne is advertising breakfasts now. I have removed a couple that don't appear to be serving anymore and I have added opening times, obtained via web sites and face book chat.

 

Full English Breakfast

 

The Red Lion in Coltishall (Tuesday to Sunday from 9)

A Piece Of Cake in Coltishall (Monday to Saturday from 9 Sunday from 9:30)

Charlotte’s in Hoveton (all week from 8:30)

River Kitchen in Hoveton (Tuesday to Sunday 9 to 3)

The Wherryman's Cafe in Wroxham (all week from 9)

Cafe 14 in Wroxham (all week from 9)

The Old Mill Cafe in Wroxham (all week from 9)

The Wayfarers Cafe at Ludham Bridge (all week from 8)

Sutton Staithe Hotel (Monday-Friday between 8-10am & Sundays 9-10)

Wayford Bridge Inn (Monday to Friday 7 to 10:30 Saturday and Sunday 8 to 10:30)

Meales Garden Centre Wayford Bridge (Monday to Saturday 8:30 to 11:30 Sunday 9:30 to 11)

The Cross Keys in Dilham (all week 7 to 10)

The Lion at Thurne (all week 9 to 11)

BridgeStones at Potter Heigham (all week from 9)

Flour & Bean at Potter Heigham (Monday to Saturday from 8:30 Sunday from  9:30)

The Dune Cafe at Acle Bridge (all week from 9)

Scooters Cafe in The Street Acle (Wednesday to Saturday from 8)

The Ferry Inn at Stokesby (all week 8 to 11:30)

Stracey Arms Mill Shop and Tea Rooms in Tunstall (all week from 8)

The Troll Cart, Regent Rd, Gt Yarmouth (Monday to Friday 8 to 12)

Everitt Park Cafe at Oulton Broad (all week from 10)

Wherry Hotel in Oulton Broad (Monday to Friday 7 to 10 Weekends 7:30 to 11)

WRC on the Waveney (all week 8 to 10)

Rosie Lee's Tea Room in Loddon (Monday to Saturday from 8 Sunday  from 9 closed on Tuesday)

The Ship in Reedham (weekends 10:30 to 12:30)

The Surlingham Ferry Inn (all week 9 to 11)

The Coffee Shop Brundall (Monday to Saturday from 9 Sunday from 10)

East Hills Cafe in Brundall (all week from 9:30)

The Town House in Thorpe St Andrew (all week from 8)

[Willow]

Great updates,  Will be trying some of these when we're down in a fortnight, 

Is it to much to ask for list of places for evening meals with moorings within walking distant?  

We all have our faves, and why so let's see them !!!! 

 

[AndyTBoater]

Morning all. I feel a resurrection of a thread coming on.

The last post here was in 2019. What with Covid, change of ownership and stuff there must new venues to be added and defunct ones to be removed.

Also, I would like a list of places that have not just good but excellent breakfasts. Myself and SWIMBO are oftentimes stuck for a good breakfast venue and cant always remember where we had one and if it was any good.

I shall (of course) be rating these suggestions

First on my list is Black Barn Farm at Salhouse. Unfortunately not anywhere near a river but serves our new favourite breakfast. Its great for people with either

1. Access to a car

2. Really efficient legs for walking

Also does regular farmers markets and stuff

[bucket]

Excellent thread revival!......our favourite is the Old Mill in Hoveton, on the riverside between the King's Head and the bridge, excellent breakfast and great service.

A very close second is the Granary at Ranworth, really good breakfast and good service. The only downside is the mooring fee.

[CambridgeCabby]

Can second The Black Barn breakfast , best I’ve had in the area , all local produce and plentiful .

Excellent farmers market also although incredibly busy

[petersjoy]

I'll add this link for the site, allready had it on my favorites as a possibillity for coming back with the caravan.

https://www.pitchup.com/campsites/England/East_Anglia/Norfolk/salhouse/black-barn-farm/?adults=2&availability=on&child_ages&children=0&inline_search=1&nights=3&pitchtype&scroll_to_pitchtype=%23CheckAvailabilityPanel&type=3

[Jbx5]

Fizz and Fromage would be a good choice in Hoveton (opp train station) for breakfast. 

I wondered we're all the people were coming from to Black barn farm now i know . Tried it a couple of times as walking distance from home food ok but very busy. 

John 

 

[marshman]

Good job we are all different - I found the whole set up at Black Barn only OK and will not be rushing back! Not sure what people see in it or rave about. It is not a patch on Meales up at Wayford where I find the shop exceptional.

[MauriceMynah]

I really must try Meales. At the moment my vote goes to the cafe in the industrial estate in Hoveton near where Bolters is.

[Gracie]

The Wayford Bridge Inn do an excellent breakfast and a Sunday roast to die for.

Not a Farmers Market but you also have Meales garden centre which is more than just a garden centre and the cafe there is very good too 

Cook your own on board, how delightful is the smell of bacon wafting from a boat as you walk past. 

I have found over the years if the family vote on dining in or out, they normally opt for out 

Grace x

[gancanny]

10 hours ago, MauriceMynah said:

I really must try Meales. At the moment my vote goes to the cafe in the industrial estate in Hoveton near where Bolters is.

what better excuse do you need to use that bike, leave the car at the yard and visit both these locations by cycle,  

[MauriceMynah]

29 minutes ago, gancanny said:

what better excuse do you need to use that bike, leave the car at the yard and visit both these locations by cycle,  

Hmmm, what better excuse? Now, let me think.... hmmm

Ahh yes.   It's too hot,   or perhaps, it's too cold. It's raining, it's been raining or it's going to rain. I'm in a hurry or maybe even .. no time, I need to clean my boat. Yessss, that's the one.

[Troyboy]

We are back on Bella Maria from Richardsons in May. Monday to Monday. The Sunday roast at Wayford Bridge Inn sounds perfect as we return towards Stalham. Good thread revival. 

[MargeandParge]

7 hours ago, Troyboy said:

We are back on Bella Maria from Richardsons in May. Monday to Monday. The Sunday roast at Wayford Bridge Inn sounds perfect as we return towards Stalham. Good thread revival. 

Tis a good thread revival as Old Parge is still waiting patiently for his dessert . 

Kindest Regards Marge and Parge