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Called in at the Hill House on a walk along the coast. The pub does 6+ real ales including beers from The Dancing Men Brewery. All are very well kept and served. The food was very good and good value, we had a homemade Chowder with local seafood. Very welcoming pub.
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Jul 22, 2023 · The Hill House Inn B&B: What a wonderful pub! - See 135 traveller reviews, 32 candid photos, and great deals for The Hill House Inn B&B at Tripadvisor.
Mar 1, 2022 · 72 photos. The Hill House Inn. The Hill, Happisburgh, Happisburgh NR12 0PW, England. +44 1692 650004. Website. Improve this listing. Ranked #2 of 2 Restaurants in Happisburgh. 381 Reviews. Certificate of Excellence. Cuisines: British. Dining options: Breakfast, Reservations. Breakfast, Reservations. Paul J. Spalding, United Kingdom. 6965.
The Hill House Inn at Happisburgh is a traditional English country Pub with a Dining Room and Brewery. The pub kitchen showcases a menu of seasonal ingredients, locally sourced meats and freshly caught fish alongside traditional bar snacks and pub grub.
The Hill House Inn. Claimed. Review. Share. 383 reviews. #1 of 1 Restaurant in Happisburgh ££ - £££, Bar, British, Pub. The Hill, Happisburgh, Happisburgh NR12 0PW England. +44 1692 650004 + Add website.
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The Hill House Inn is a Traditional English Pub dating back to 1550, with period features and a large beer garden (just a short walk from sandy beaches). Our kitchen is open daily serving tasty home cooked pub cuisine using seasonal ingredients, locally sourced produce & meats.
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The Hill House Pub is set in the lovely village of Happisburgh. The pub is set next to the beach and the church with excellent coastal/beach walks. Clive, the owner, and staff welcome people and dogs (both being treated as guests) with a log burning fire when cold/blustery outside.
