Food and Drink

In our latest Eat My Words food review, Jeremy Ransome, his wife and dog visit a hotel on the coast.

If you’re looking for a sweet and affordable lunch hotspot, The Glass House in North Wootton is the place to be.

My only experience of eating on a bus has been scoffing a half-melted KitKat on the way home from school. But that’s changed now...

In our weekly Eat My Words feature, Jeremy Ransome visits a country pub in a picture postcard setting.

After visiting the Warehouse back in March, I was itching to get down there one weekend to try what they have on offer.

The Lynn News team review the Tipsy Teapot, which they visited for a pre-night out meal.

Reporter Jenny Beake and a friend enjoyed an afternoon tea for two at this tea room and this is what they thought of it.

In our latest Eat My Words review, Jeremy Ransome

Jeff Hoyle continues to be amazed by the standard of pubs in the county as he tours in connection with judging CAMRA award winners.

Friday Feast's Sarah Hardy meets a cookery teacher who is determined to get children into the kitchen as soon as possible.

Columnist Andy Tyler highlights arts events happening in the area in That's Entertainment.

A gallery is preparing for their birthday celebrations and spring fair.

Reporter Molly Nicholas paid a visit to an all you can eat buffet restaurant - this is what she thought of it.

Here's our latest review of a food business in the area - this time Rebekah Chilvers gives her thoughts on a popular pub.

If you’re looking for a tasty genuine Italian restaurant with a cosy and intimate feel to it, this is definitely the one to try.

After a holiday in Thailand, Lynn News' Rebekah Chilvers decided to review one town's newest Thai restaurant.

There are many activities for families to get involved in this Easter holiday organised by Alive West Norfolk.

A unique stage adaptation brought to life through the magic of puppetry will be screened at a theatre.

You can’t beat a fry-up on a Sunday morning, right?

They are getting ready to roll out the barrels and crack open the bottles at a town’s tenth gin and beer festival.