The King's Arms

Wow ! we went here on a Wednesday night for a carvery and to say it was good would be an understatement. Everything was cooked to absolute perfection and the choice of vegetables was amazing. It was one of those days when I wished I had more than one stomach !! The staff were attentative, friendly and smiley ... why is it that you always find this sort of place near the end of your holiday ?? If we had discovered The Kings Arms at the beginning, we would have dined here every night. Thank you all for a fantastic culinary delight, don't change a thing as you could not make it any better. Will be coming back next time we are at the Broads

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Quite simply I cannot understand these reviews, this pub isn’t worth crossing the road for let alone the journey. It’s not a destination place, the surroundings are shabby beyond belief, the service at best surly, the menu appears to consist of mostly frozen food cooked up, and we waited nearly 45 minutes for fish and chips and a bill for almost £100 for 4, with 6 drinks between the 4 of us. It’s no wonder pubs are closing, this was my worst pub experience in a very very long time.

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What can one say but what a beautiful carvery so full I might need an afternoon nap. Rest of the family enjoyed there carvery’s too. My wife had scampi and chips, the chips were over cooked but they halved the price of meal without any issues that’s the sign of good customer service. I would like to say thank you and the next time I am in the area with my family we will call in again.

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Visited The King's Arms this afternoon as the restaurant we had intended to use for lunch was closed. Lovely, friendly welcome and the food was absolutely superb. Will definitely be back soon.

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Great pub if you want to dine out with your dog as on top of usual menu, there is a doggy menu! What's not to like! Very nice, tasty food all round.

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