The Honeystone in King's Lynn and West Norfolk

Soon seated, placed order at the bar. The meal, which was excellent, didn't take very long to arrive. I had sausage and mash and peas, the sausage was very tasty, my daughter had lasagne, which she also enjoyed. Both of us had a sweet, which may have been a mistake as we were already full from the first course. But we plodded on and finished them as well.All in all, we enjoyed the experience.

It’s a really nice restaurant food is nice and location is beautiful.We got our food quite quickly we got a sharing platter of nachos, the beef chilli portion was tiny and wasn’t worth £4.45 but it was nice.Our mains arrived freezing cold, we let the lovely lady with red hair know and she quickly resolved the issue by getting us some new food.Apart from that it was a lovely dining experience.

A mixed experience on our visit to the Honeystone, we was seated fairly quickly and made our orders. Drinks turned up about 10 min into being there, and then we waited for food... it was a long wait... we eventually queried this with staff as we noticed a larger group getting their mains despite them being seated some time after us, turned out that the 'ticket hadn't gone through.'Kids at this point were starting to snack on things we had in the bag while they 'rushed' the food through. Thankfully the food itself was actually pretty good (not the best, but was probably not expecting much after the wait and a rushed food order to the kitchen), so whilst I would have rated it a 2 and the food a 4 - it averages out at a 3, which is probably a fair assessment based on our experience I thinks.Didn't take hardly any photos as I think we was so relieved when food arrived that it didn't cross our mind...!

A mediocre pub at best.Overall the food was very nice. I enjoyed my meal however the members of my party whom ordered the chicken commented saying it was very dry.There was no drinks menu to select from however i was informed by a member of staff to "just asked" very limited selection of drinks and do not sell cocktails at all.When queuing at the bar a member of staff was very rude and repeatedly telling us to "move out the way" . We was not impressed by any of the FOH staff what so ever.3/5 Could be worse but defiantly could be better. Will not be returning.

5 adult & one child meal, food fine except steak pie wasn't served until 10 minutes after the other meals (had said 2 minutes when served the 5). We wish we'd been offered the valentine's special offer seeing as it was 14th Feb!

We were met at the entrance and shown to a table.We were immediately asked about any drinks we might like so we ordered Pepsi Max’s.Approximately 5 minutes later we were able to order food when the waitress brought over the drinks.We were happy with the wait for the food to arrive as it’s a good indication that it’s being freshly prepared (the restaurant was not busy when we arrived).Presentation was good, the quantities of the different food types on the plate were about right. It was hot and remained so throughout.2 different dessert’s were ordered and were lovely 😊

I had a very disappointing visit to the Honeystone today in Hunstanton!We ordered a hobgoblin, double gin and tonic and two roast beefs.Firstly, the drinks arrived and the hobgoblin was disgusting as it tasted like vinegar! I spoke to a waitress and she kindly exchanged for a Guinness.The roast beefs arrived and they didn't look very appealing in presentation and on top was two -'golf' balls which were supposed to be stuffing. Even after soaking in the watery gravy they could not be eaten. The beef was more gristle than beef, I'm not sure what you had done to the carrots as they didn't look very appealing and the roast potatoes had been waiting to long to be served.The only good thing about the meal was the red cabbage and that says another about the lack of quality for the meal.The waitress staff were busy but not overly helpful as we were given our meals and then we had to find a waitress to ask for cutlery.I was absolutely gob smacked by the price of your drinks though. I know you have to recoup some money over the last 2 years but £5.20 for a pint in Norfolk is disgusting when the same drink in a weatherspoons is £1.95. Don't even get me started on £8.55 for a double gin and lemonade.An awful experience!

When we arrived we were greeted and made to feel very welcome. We were shown to our table, by a very polite member of staff who sorted the seating for us as my Wife is disabled. We were asked almost immediately if we would like to order drinks which we did, the waitress was very polite and helpful. The drinks were with us in a matter of what seemed like just a couple of minutes, she then took our order for food. The food was delicious and cooked to perfection. We could not have asked for a better meal or place to eat, we will be making it our regular place to eat.

Really tasty food, friendly staff and well priced food. Family pub. It was busy when we visited but didn't impact service or experience

Enjoyed an alright meal here at The Honeystone. The restaurant is quite local to the holiday parks which makes it a great location. The menu had lots of typical pub options from burgers to pastas to salads. There is also a kids menu and limited deserts. Had a friendly atmosphere and the inside was warm and comforting. Prices were reasonable for the meals.However there were a few troubles which let down our overall experience.First of all we had to get our own cutlery which is a bit mishap as usually they are given to you before you’re meal.Secondly, we had to clear our own table after our meal which I also thought was pretty rude.Finally, the tables were sticky and could accompany a condiment rack.Hopefully the following troubles can come across helpful and in no way truculent.Would recommend if you are staying in the local area though.Thank you.