We are a super dog friendly venue and welcome our four legged friends in our lounge bar and courtyard to just enjoy a drink or a treat from our doggie menu created by Eric & Dolly’s the owners of the doggie boutique next door. We offer the same menu throughout so owners can be assured of the same dining experience as dining in the restaurants.
When staying overnight, dogs are greeted with a welcome hamper which contains a soft blanket, dog bowls and of course a treat to settle them in. For guests we equally welcome them with our own bespoke gin, an in room cocktail and of course a sweet treat too.
We are open Bank Holiday Mondays.
As per all listings on Dog Friendly Norfolk, we accept well behaved dogs.
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harry eaton
3 weeks agoWe had dinner here and it was one of the best meals I've had in some time. The service was great and the staff were very friendly. It was even better that we had a view of the kitchen. You can really see the detail and passion that goes into the food. I will be returning when I come back to Norfolk in March.
Sophie
a month agoWe stayed at Number Twenty9 for my birthday and it was absolutely lovely. It's located right in the center of Burnham Market which is such a pretty little town especially at Christmas time. Very warm and welcoming atmosphere, great staff who are very attentive and amazing drinks and food. We had the porterhouse sharing steak for dinner which was exceptional. Rooms are also lovely and maintained to a high standard with lots of nice touches. Only slight negative was the service at breakfast was extremely slow, but the food itself when it came was great and you can tell everything is very fresh. Overall would highly recommend and we will definitely be returning :)
Paul
a month agoBEWARE PUNITIVE CANCELLATION POLICY. We had dinner for three people on Sunday evening spending £175. We cancelled another booking for Tuesday evening on Monday morning with 36hrs notice due to a family illness. He charged us a £75 cancellation fee and refused to budge. Short-term money grabbing strategy. Despite being loyal customers for years we’ll never go again. In contrast, on the same day, we cancelled The Hoste Arms with ten hours notice for Monday evening and no fee was applied. All of our future business will go to The Hoste and Socius. Response to the desperate and aggressive reply of the owner: first of all, we’ve been to your restaurant more than 10 times, get your facts straight. Secondly, the family illness that according to you we faked is my elderly parent, we needed to get home a day early to take our turn looking after them, we could therefore come to you the night before because The Hoste was gracious enough to release us from our booking without charge. Given your restaurant was half empty on the Sunday evening we doubt you were fully booked the next day. More you took an aggressive stance on your punitive policy then put the phone down on me. Anyway, good luck with your thriving business and here’s hoping more mugs come your way.
Michael Ress
a month agoWe had dinner here in a Sunday night. We started with tempura prawns and they were big and delicious. I had the roast sirloin of beef with all the trimmings. It was the best Sunday roast I have had in the UK. We also had a cod loin which was fantastic. Would definitely go back.
Ian Banks
5 months agoAmazing dinner and great cocktails. Very good service and the food was excellent. Nothing overpowering with every element of each dish prepared with detail, flavour and texture (like a dish within a dish). Loved the open pass and the wood burning fire that some of the meat and veg is cooked/finished off on. Really cannot fault the experience, and we look forward to doing it all again sometime soon!