Restaurant · Norwich
A good-sized car park out front takes the stress out of arriving with a full car, and the rooms inside are comfy and roomy enough that a pram isn't going to be a problem. It's the Sunday carvery that people come back for — beef served pink and full of flavour, and, unusually, vegetables that haven't been sitting in water since morning, so there's actually something a child will eat. Portions are generous and it's decent value for ££. The staff get consistent praise for being welcoming and attentive, and they've handled allergy requests carefully, which matters if you're ordering for a fussy or reactive child. There's a kids' menu and high chairs. One snag: it's genuinely awkward to reach without a car — doable by bus or on foot, but plan it.
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