Chosley Cottage, just outside of Brancaster, is a short 5 minute drive from the beach and is located in the well-serviced village of Docking which makes it easy to access our recommended places to eat and drink. Similarly, Tennyson Cottage in Brancaster Staithe is situated between two pubs which are great for lunches and evenings at the bar.

Staying in a self catering holiday cottage doesn’t mean you have to cook for yourselves every night – why not take advantage of the freedom and sample some of the delights that the North Norfolk coast and local villages around Brancaster have to offer?

The White Horse overlooks the salt marshes of Brancaster Staithe, and the menus in their 2 AA Rosette restaurant celebrates the very best in British seafood and their modest bar provides a warm welcome to all who pass by.

In warmer months, their Marshside Dining invites all to the very edge of the Norfolk Coastal Path to indulge in food, drink and soak up the scenery.

Situated in Dalegate Market, Deepdale Café offers breakfasts, lunches, teas, coffees and cakes. The café is open 7 days a week and the team look forward to welcoming you for food & drink throughout the day.

Open every day, Monday to Sunday from 7:30am to 5pm in the summer and 8am to 4pm in the winter. A perfect pitstop when exploring the local area on the Brancaster Staithe circular walk.

Nestled in the picturesque village of Burnham Market, The Hoste Arms offers the most comfortable and hospitable of gateways to the spectacular North Norfolk coastline and countryside.

They are proud of their dedicated local suppliers, who provide meat and fish which are reared and caught close by to the restaurant and pub, and complemented by locally brewed beer.

Image credit – The Hoste Arms.

Enjoy the Norfolk coast and areas surrounding your Brancaster self catering holiday cottage. Book your stay today, or get in touch with us to discuss any queries you may have, we are more than happy to advise you further and help fill your itinerary.