have been to this pub many times and have allways been very pleased with the service and food.however on our last visit everything changed.we waited 20 minutes before we got a drink.was served our starters no problem.we ordered 2 surf and turfs and asked that ths steak be cooked 1 rare and 1 medium after a while 2 meals were... More

On a out of season boating holiday with 3 mates and stopped off at Potter Heigham. Went to Broadhaven Tavern for drink and something to eat - steer clear of this establishment. Walked on and found this wonderful oasis called the Falgate Inn. Because it was out of season there was no beer on hand-pump but a good selection of... More

excellent food lovely spot on the norfolk broads didnt stop here but camped further down the river plenty to see, and take a boat out its fun, lathams good place for shopping has everything even a fishing tackle shop

Called in last Sunday on the off chance as we were visiting Norfolk for the weekend. Pub was full, we were accommodated within 20 minutes but would advise booking. Lovely Sunday lunch, lots of nicely cooked vegetables, roast potatoes, huge Yorkshire pudding, delicious roast beef and lots of tasty gravy. You won't go away feeling hungry! Very friendly and helpful... More

Great place to eat, seems very popular with locals as it was really busy, so probably best to ring and reserve a table especially peak season, but despite going lunchtime on a Sunday we had a warm welcome & were accommodated very quickly, the lunches were lovely, melt in the mouth meat and giant homemade Yorkshire puds & nothing was... More

We visited the Felgate Inn on a Sunday lunch time, unfortunately it was not the kind of welcome new customers would expect! Normally a smile and greeting, but here NO. There were three ladies of differing ages serving or should I say standing behind the bar, who seemed more interested chatting to some guys at the end of the bar... More

my mother and i visited this pub last week whilst holidaying on a boat on the norfolk broads.We stumbled upon it by accident as we were moored opposite a boat repairer yard and they had a sign outside for the pub.Its about a ten minute walk from the bridge so we went and had a drink at lunchtime to suss... More

My family ate at the restaurant this week. The pub is a ten minute walk from Potter Heigham bridge and far better than anything on offer by the bridge. The service was great and we were all satisfied with our food. The portion sizes were very large- even for Norfolk, and a starter/dessert is enough for 2. 

What a friendly pub/restaurant, and the Sunday lunch was amazing, roast beef (husbands choice) Roast pork for me, both cooked to perfection, 6 vegetables, all cooked perfectly, Yorkshire puddings, roast potatoes delicious, huge serving and we couldn't quite manage to clear our plates, certainly no room for pudding but we noticed some people did indulge. The staff were very friendly... More