​The sedate pace of driving a classic campervan is perfect for travelling through Norfolk and Suffolk, the slower the better because you don't want to miss out on our little foodie gems dotted all over these two counties. This is a region whose food identity is deeply rooted in farming and fishing, the farmland is as productive as the North Sea that laps Norfolk and Suffolk is rich. Crops are pulled from the fertile Fens, sandy swathes through Norfolk are perfect for asparagus and pigs, and the hundreds of miles of coastline are havens for mussels, oysters and crabs.

Take time to stop off at the numerous farm shops to load up some real treats into your picnic basket and be sure to enjoys picnics along your route, but treat yourself to one of our amazing restaurants too.

​Local Produce

1. Cley, North Norfolk has a great Smoke House and Deli.
   www.cleysmokehouse.com
2. Back to the Garden Farm Shop
   www.back-to-the-garden.co.uk
3. Adnams Brewery, Southwold
   brewerytours.adnams.co.uk
4. Suffolk Food Hall
   www.suffolkfoodhall.co.uk​​

​Restaurants and Cafes

1. The Old Mill Restaurant & Cafe Bar
   
2. Wiveton Hall Café
   
3. Rocky Bottoms
   
4. Thornham Deli
5. Platten's Fish & Chips
   

Pubs

1. The Harbour Inn​
   ​www.harbourinnsouthwold.co.uk
2. The Gunton - Set in a deer park
   www.theguntonarms.co.uk
3. The Crown Inn, Sheringham: Traditional pub by the sea!
   www.crown-sheringham.co.uk
4. The Red Lion - Stiffkey
   www.stiffkey.com
5. Recruiting Sergeant Horstead, Coltishall,
   www.recruitingsergeant.co.uk
6. The Jolly Sailors
   www.jollysailorsbrancaster.co.uk​​

Other Reference websites

​​We have listed a few our other favourites here, but the list is ever growing, so you can browse the following websites for other recommendations:

• ​The Good Food Guide - Suffolk 
• The Good Food Guide - Norfolk
• ​https://www.eatoutnorfolk.co.uk/
• ​https://www.thesuffolkcoast.co.uk/food-drink-suffolk-coast/eating-out