Review The Freston Boot Suffolk 2021
Our group food and drink editor visited The Freston Boot which has a passionate new chef at the helm.
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Our group food and drink editor visited The Freston Boot which has a passionate new chef at the helm.
Nic Walker’s artisanal cheese shop focusses on British-made delicacies – at fair prices
It is currently, he says, a concise menu. But actually I found it ample. A set menu and a la carte options fit neatly onto a page (who needs more than that?) and, to the delight of my non-meat-eating friend Rachel, when we enquired about veggie options, a separate, and quite inventive, we thought, vegetarian menu was presented. Before we got stuck in to the food proper there were hunks of award-winning Pump Street sourdough with a soft quenelle of sage butter for smearing. Crispy Blythburgh pork belly salad - Credit: Charlotte Smith-Jarvis I opted to begin with the crispy Blythburgh por...
Cromer crab is one of Norfolk's most famous delicacies. - Credit: Antony Kelly/Archant From stunning coast and countryside to delicious food and drink, these are the things that put the county of Norfolk proudly on the map. The best way to enjoy The Broads is from the water. - Credit: Denise Bradley/Archant 2020 The Broads Think of Norfolk and The Broads will instantly spring to mind. Its 125 miles of picturesque navigable waterways, have drawn visitors to our part of the world for centuries. It’s astonishing to think that it was man-made. Originally medieval peat diggings for fuel, the...
Cromer crab is one of Norfolk's most famous delicacies. - Credit: Antony Kelly/Archant From stunning coast and countryside to delicious food and drink, these are the things that put the county of Norfolk proudly on the map. The best way to enjoy The Broads is from the water. - Credit: Denise Bradley/Archant 2020 The Broads Think of Norfolk and The Broads will instantly spring to mind. Its 125 miles of picturesque navigable waterways, have drawn visitors to our part of the world for centuries. It’s astonishing to think that it was man-made. Originally medieval peat diggings for fuel, the...