Guidebook for Cromer
Food Scene
Just round the corner from the cottage, try and get here for when their scones are fresh out the oven and warm. Just delicious!
7 locals recommend
Hatters Tea Shop
Just round the corner from the cottage, try and get here for when their scones are fresh out the oven and warm. Just delicious!
Just round the corner from Cromer Flint Cottage, this little cafe serves great all day breakfasts, homemade soup, sandwiches and has fabulous home made cakes. We always get a warm welcome from the owners!
Crab Pot Cafe
7 Hamilton RdJust round the corner from Cromer Flint Cottage, this little cafe serves great all day breakfasts, homemade soup, sandwiches and has fabulous home made cakes. We always get a warm welcome from the owners!
Our favourite little gem of an eating place within walking distance of Cromer Flint Cottage. Enjoy a bar meal, Sunday lunch, their seafood or specials of the day. Superb quality food at reasonable prices.
Bolton's Bistro
Alfred RoadOur favourite little gem of an eating place within walking distance of Cromer Flint Cottage. Enjoy a bar meal, Sunday lunch, their seafood or specials of the day. Superb quality food at reasonable prices.
Rocket House Cafe
The GangwayGreat food with magnificent views overlooking the sea
A lovely little cafe with homemade soup, sandwiches and a delicious range of cakes, overlooking Cromer Church.
6 locals recommend
Huckleberries
43 Church StA lovely little cafe with homemade soup, sandwiches and a delicious range of cakes, overlooking Cromer Church.
Just round the corner from Cromer Flint Cottage, a traditional pub with great pub food. Well worth trying their Sunday Roast!
The White Horse Inn
24 West StJust round the corner from Cromer Flint Cottage, a traditional pub with great pub food. Well worth trying their Sunday Roast!
Entertainment & Activities
A visit to Cromer must include a stroll along the pier. Watch the fisherman, catch a Cromer crab, eat fish and chips or have an ice cream. Book yourself into the iconic end of the pier theatre for the variety show in Summer and Christmas.
86 locals recommend
Cromer Pier & Pavilion Theatre
PromenadeA visit to Cromer must include a stroll along the pier. Watch the fisherman, catch a Cromer crab, eat fish and chips or have an ice cream. Book yourself into the iconic end of the pier theatre for the variety show in Summer and Christmas.
The local cinema within walking distance of the cottage. 4 screens showing the latest releases, snacks and drinks available.
20 locals recommend
Regal Movieplex
2-4 Hans PlThe local cinema within walking distance of the cottage. 4 screens showing the latest releases, snacks and drinks available.
Discover the history of Cromer as a Victorian seaside resort, the West Runton mammoth, fossils, fishing life and more.
15 locals recommend
Cromer Museum
4 Tucker StDiscover the history of Cromer as a Victorian seaside resort, the West Runton mammoth, fossils, fishing life and more.
Learn all about Henry Blogg, the most decorated lifeboatman in RNLI history. During his 38 years as coxswain, he carried out 387 rescues and helped to save 873 lives.
19 locals recommend
RNLI Henry Blogg Museum
The GangwayLearn all about Henry Blogg, the most decorated lifeboatman in RNLI history. During his 38 years as coxswain, he carried out 387 rescues and helped to save 873 lives.
Sightseeing
At the end of the Pier, visit the Lifeboat station that houses the All-Weather Lifeboat "Lester", learn about the history of the RNLI and all the people its saved along the coast. There's also a small RNLI shop so you can support this charity whilst visiting the station.
9 locals recommend
RNLI Cromer Lifeboat Station
The EsplanadeAt the end of the Pier, visit the Lifeboat station that houses the All-Weather Lifeboat "Lester", learn about the history of the RNLI and all the people its saved along the coast. There's also a small RNLI shop so you can support this charity whilst visiting the station.
A Grade 1 listed building erected at the end of the 14th century with much restoration in the Victorian period; it sits in the very heart of Cromer. Services all year round, a cafe within and various activities through the year including a fabulous Christmas Tree festival. There is also now a Peregrine nestbox at the top of the tower, where Henry and Poppy, the current peregrine pair have raised chicks over the years.
Cromer Church
65 Church StA Grade 1 listed building erected at the end of the 14th century with much restoration in the Victorian period; it sits in the very heart of Cromer. Services all year round, a cafe within and various activities through the year including a fabulous Christmas Tree festival. There is also now a Peregrine nestbox at the top of the tower, where Henry and Poppy, the current peregrine pair have raised chicks over the years.