The Plough Pub - Speisekarte

The restaurant has a renovated traditional interior that creates a pleasant atmosphere. There is also outdoor seating available, which is perfect for enjoying a sunny evening. The food is simple but satisfactory.

What can I say, you really must sample the afternoon tea, it is faultless, the quantity, quality of food and presentation is superb. Where else would you get this at £7.00 per person? It went down a treat whilst watching Rugby and the best bit is that there is some left over for later. Thank you

The food is absolutely faultless, don 't know how Linda does it but everytime we visit it is perfect and so much of it. My husband and daughter are still talking about the stilton sauce on the chicken, 'superb ' Always friendly with a bit of banter. Just give it a try you won 't be disappointed.

This restaurant offers a variety of Sunday lunches, as well as pies and fish. The fresh vegetables and perfectly mashed potatoes are highlights. However, the roasts were small and soggy, seeming possibly frozen. On the upside, the cherry pie and apple pie with custard were both delicious. The atmosphere is simple.

Fabulous! So it's Friday night and the Polugh is fully booked as usual. Forgot to ring ahead! The menu on the blackboard is home cooked classics. Hungrier than I thought... luckily, Mel and Linda do takeaways and a quick half a pint later, we leave again with three generous plates of fish, peas and Linda's amazing chips wrapped in foil. Fabulous.

We had been visiting the Norwell Nurseries and the owner recommended the Plough for lunch. There were 8 of us, and so we rang through and booked to make sure of the space. No problem. When we arrived we were greeted by what seemed to be the landlord, he was most helpful. We mainly ordered the pies, which were nice, with plenty of chips. Some of us also managed sweets. Everyone enjoyed the visit and we plan to eat there again when we next visit Norwell.

On recommendation from some very dear friends of ours, who have just moved into their first home together in Norwell, we agreed to go to their new local pub “The Plough pub. So pleased we did. Once a month is Fish night, and I can honestly say I have never tasted better prepared or cooked fish anywhere in the world. After our food we had a lovely chat with our hosts, Mel and Linda, who is the chef. Absolutely outstanding standard of food, with a great friendly warm atmosphere. Can’t wait for the next Fish night. Don’t miss this little beauty. See you soon, John and Dee. friends of the Overtons of Norwell)

We were staying at a B&B nearby and decided to take a pleasant walk to the pub. We received a very friendly welcome and enjoyed some good conversation with the landlord and regulars. The food was excellent. We started with brie in a light batter and mushrooms with garlic mayo. The main courses were absolutely fantastic. The plaice with prawns and watercress sauce was delicious. The fish platter, with seven different types of fish including prawns, calamari, whitebait, swordfish, salmon, haddock, and bass, was one of the best we have ever had. The portions were generous and the quality was top-notch. We wish we lived in Norwell so we could visit this pub for meals and drinks more often!

This is a local pub in a pretty village which also serves food. There is nothing fancy here just good beer and plain home-cooking. We were staying locally and walked to this pub which has outside seating. The right hand side is the bar area and the left hand side is for dining. There are beams on the ceiling which may be purely decorative. It was the monthly fish night and I had grilled plaice which was probably the best I have eaten anywhere. The garlic bread however was a disappointment and the dessert menu did not inspire but in any case I was too full from the plaice which was huge with plenty of moist flesh, cooked just right. I tried the local beer, from the micro-brewery in the next v...