Food and Drink

Wine O'Clock's Giles Luckett samples the flavours of autumn.

A West Norfolk business has been named the ‘restaurant of the year’ at a prestigious awards ceremony.

Our Downham digital writer samples English rosé and pink gins that accompany pink fish or lamb, or can be enjoyed on their own.

The pub dates back to at least 1487 when it was bequeathed by a merchant to St Nicholas' Chapel and in the 1980s was acquired by CAMRA Investments.

The scheme gives foodies a chance to try great value set priced meals in a traditionally quieter time of the culinary calendar.

Jeff Hoyle samples a wood panelled bar with a beer inspired by Buddy Holly and other pet names for the different brews.

"This is an exciting development for the arts in King's Lynn," says one local artist after a new collaboration with a restaurant in town.

Washed Up's Sarah Juggins says it’s not the Teddy Bears Picnic but newcomers to these woods may well be pleasantly surprised.

This year’s North Norfolk Food and Drink Festival saw beekeeper Leigh Goodsell of Leigh’s Bees win the £1,000 Kettle Foods Mentorship Prize.

A village pub has opened a community café to provide a place for people to meet up, socialise and help combat loneliness.

The September festival is run by local foodies who volunteer their services to support this family-friendly event on the culinary calendar.

Jeff Hoyle believes that with Hanse Day, boats, mods, classic cars and more, it seems there is something happening every weekend over the summer.

It offers everything from dirty burgers to kebabs, loaded fries, fried chicken and more! This new eatery is turning heads, says Sarah Hardy

Downham blogger Giles Luckett writes vignettes on Viognier, Franschhoek, Moulin-a-Vent and more seasonal treats.

The Jolly Sailors aims to particularly live up to its name this weekend.

There is a celebration of East Anglia's first king and patron saint.

£30 for a touch of class served on crockery inspired by the Queen Mother's collection of porcelain.

A virtual invitation to opening night

Fast food delivery company Domino's has launched its new in-car collection service in Lynn, making it even easier and Covid-safe to pick up a pizza.

All are welcome to the event which is being hosted by a football club.