Head to the picture perfect village of Warham and you’ll find The Three Horseshoes. A family run, olde worlde pub (seriously, it dates back to 1725!),  renowned for its hearty grub, welcoming atmosphere, impressive walled garden and its many authentic and quirky features. Yes, that is a traditional serving hatch you see along with pamment-tiled floors, exposed beams, scrubbed wooden tables and a working fire place.

Situated within easy reach of the North Norfolk coast, The Three Horseshoes is an ideal pitstop after a blustery beach walk where you can refuel with some soul food and a pint of the good stuff (both Woodfordes and Adams are served here). All your traditional pub classics can be found on the menu, we’re talking roasts with all the trimmings on a Sunday, beer battered fish, chips and mushy peas, sausages, onion gravy and mash. But perhaps what The Three Horseshoes is best known for is its homemade pies and puddings and we defy anyone to leave without trying one – it’s the slow cooked beef and Binham Blue cheese followed by sloe gin jelly for us please.

The accommodation above the pub is the recent recipient of a refurb, and along with the Grade II Listed Old Post Office next door and the four stunning oak lodges within the walled garden, there’s now ten stylish double bedrooms to choose from. Named after nearby North Norfolk villages, each of the rooms has been individually decorated embracing all the authentic, original features like fireplaces, exposed beams etc. Dog and family rooms are available which is what makes The Three Horseshoes such a great base for a family staycay spent exploring the delights of North Norfolk.

So whether you’re looking for a new pubby hot spot, or a fabulous place to stay for business or a cheeky weekend escape, The Three Horseshoes ticks all the right boxes.