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Local Gem

The Dun Cow

Norfolk, Salthouse - Modern British - Pub

The beach at Salthouse, the other side of bird-rich marshes, is a bracing, shingly expanse of wild nature. Fuel your exploration with the generous fare on offer at this friendly pub, either at fire-warmed spots inside, at picnic tables with their uninterrupted views or in a pretty ‘secret garden’ at the back. Some Brancaster oysters and a glass of manzanilla could slip down nicely before a devilled crab and pea tart or sardines on toast with tapenade. Steaks, burgers and sticky toffee pudding are always available, but check out the specials board for the likes of confit duck with braised red cabbage and polenta. 

M Lamb

9 February 2025

It really is, as you noted, a local gem. Warm olde-worlde pub atmosphere with many locals stopping by to meet alongside carefully prepared food from a short menu comprising of seafood (locally sourced in the main) and ty...
It really is, as you noted, a local gem. Warm olde-worlde pub atmosphere with many locals stopping by to meet alongside carefully prepared food from a short menu comprising of seafood (locally sourced in the main) and typical pub food (such as burgers and fish & chips). Flavouring was excellent, servings generous. The rare tuna tempura was lovely even though the fish was not local; the latter shone in the fish and chorizo stew. A clear step above most alternative locations with respect to ambien...
It really is, as you noted, a local gem. Warm olde-worlde pub atmosphere with many locals stopping by to meet alongside carefully prepared food from a short menu comprising of seafood (locally sourced in the main) and typical pub food (such as burgers and fish & chips). Flavouring was excellent, servings generous. The rare tuna tempura was lovely even though the fish was not local; the latter shone in the fish and chorizo stew. A clear step above most alternative locations with respect to ambience and quality of food.
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VENUE DETAILS

Purdy Street
Salthouse
Norfolk
NR25 7XAGB

01263 740870

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Parking, Family friendly, Dog friendly

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