Local Restaurants and Food
After your Watatunga wildlife tour, explore some of the best places to eat in Norfolk, from cosy cafés and family-run restaurants to traditional pubs. West Norfolk offers something to satisfy every appetite, making it the perfect way to relax and refuel with friends and family.
King’s Arms Shouldham
Set on the picturesque village green, the King’s Arms is West Norfolk’s first community-owned pub and a multiple CAMRA award winner. This 17th-century gem serves real ales straight from the cask, hearty home-cooked meals made with local Norfolk produce, and offers a welcoming atmosphere for all. With a large, family-friendly garden and a history saved by the heroic efforts of the Shouldham community, it’s a true local treasure.
The Hare Arms
The Hare Arms serves freshly cooked, locally sourced dishes alongside cask ales, and fine wines all in a welcoming, countryside pub. Known for their cosy interior and welcoming atmosphere, it is a great place to relax after a tour of the reserve.
The Greenhouse
Just a short drive from Watatunga Wildlife Reserve, The Greenhouse in Downham Market offers a welcoming spot to relax. Explore their garden centre and then enjoy freshly cooked meals, artisan coffee, homemade cakes, and indulgent afternoon teas.
Local Pubs & Dining
Discover the best places to eat at local pubs near Watatunga, with hearty meals, refreshing drinks, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere for visitors and locals alike.
Rose and Crown – 9 miles
Bedingfeld Arms – 12.5 miles
The Dabbling Duck Pub – 15 miles
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you eat at Watatunga?
Watatunga offers a small selection of pre-packaged goods and hot & cold drinks. We do not do any food prep on site, therefore do not offer full food service.
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