The New Inn

It's a lovely little pub in the middle of the village and at the end of Rockland broad where there are around 8 free morning's, it's great for a overnight stay, so back to the pub great people who make you feel welcome and a nice little area for outside seating on those summer evenings, so yes I'll be going back

I have had two meals here and I must say I have not been disappointed. The fish and chips were lovely, thin crispy golden batter fish, light and fluffy chips and peas with a good dollop of tartare sauce. The Sunday roast is what I call a “good honest roast” no frills just home cooked. Not this fancy stack up veg and a spoonful of gravy. As for price both are value for money.

Brilliant pub - quality food and decent place to moor and watch the daily happenings of the river. I spent pretty much most of the day here, casually drinking by the river side enjoying the sunshine and talking to many other holiday goers that decided to pay the mooring fee for a spot to moore in Horning. Please note - I would advise phoning ahead and reserving a mooring which will cost you a full £16 for overnight. The staff were friendly and welcoming. I thought the support with mooring was also worthy of note. There was plenty of seating outside, with spaces in sunlight, under shelter or even by rivers edge. There is notably a wasp problem in Horning - it was nice though that this pub were taking measures to limit the impact on customers which I found reassuring. All in all - if you are stopping (either for food or overnight) I would highly recommend this pub. Also the chocolate fudge cake was delicious.

We visited The New Inn whilst on holiday on The Broads in early October. We had moored on Short Dyke which is about a ten minute walk from the pub, which was just as well given the size of the portions. The menu was not massive and the food typically 'pub grub.' The portions though were generous, at reasonable prices and neither of us could manage a dessert. We found the interior of the pub slightly sterile, lacking in character, but the beer and cheery service made up for that. Yet another definite for when we are back on The Broads.