Yuk,awful,fish came out, nice size cut into tail end,ha it was all batter and had been shaped with no fish inside same with the head end,con job

I have spent three separate enjoyable times at Hunstanston. Dont expect blue seas or possible fantastic blue skies even in summer, but the best thing about the place is its honesty. If you, like i, are sick of the commercial touristy resorts, like great yarmouth blackpool, and want something a little bit more sincere then this is the place to come. Yes you do have archades and the many shops many rock and such but overoll feeling of hunstanston is one of quiet, small, modest, sea side town that has not lost itself to the commercial madness that has engulfed many sea side resorts. Good food, nice people and plenty to do. You could of spend a week there but couple ...  Read the complete review

nice place, food is not very good though, except for the tea shops. We bought some TRULY AWFUL fish and chips from Tams Plaice chip shop- it was lunch time too so there was just no escuse for ratty old reheated chips n overcooked dry fish! did they think i was a tourist so i wouldn't come back again anyway? And very expensive too- a small portion £4.50p! - but i wouldn't have minded had they been fit for human consumption! they went straight in the bin. so dissapointing, as we had heard how famed britain is for this dish

Hunstanton, situated on the Wash and almost directly North of London on the map, by about 80 miles, is one of Norfolk's better known seaside resorts. Having reached it's heyday in the Victorian era, and during the time when steam ruled the railways, it is still a popular spot for those who like to spend their holidays on the Norfolk coast. During the Summer, it's streets and beaches are packed with hoards of people, locals from the county who drive in or come by coach, as well as those who come to stay at the caravan parks and guest houses. Much has been done in recent years to try to preserve the Victorian look of the area from the beach towards the ...  Read the complete review

For many of us this year for whatever reason, be it credit crunch, rising air faires, environmental consciousness or just a love of a kiss me quick hats and a stick of rock, our holidays will be spent within these shores. Many of you may have favourite places for a variety of different reasons, Bude in Cornwall happens to be mine but coming a close second is Hunstanton in Norfolk. Situated in northern side of Norfolk, facing the wash about 15 minutes drive from the metropolis that is Kings Lynn, it has the distinct honour of being the only east coast town that has westerly sea views and therefore longer sunsets than anywhere else on the East Coast and most ...  Read the complete review