This recently extended and iconic, historic public house, built in 1637 and set in the idyllic village of Burnham Thorpe, close to the award-winning beaches on the North Norfolk coast. Famed as the birthplace of Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson and the pub which now bears his name is the authentic and original haunt of Lord Nelson.
We offer the best of local produce that changes with the seasons. Passion is the best ingredient in our cooking. Serving the best quality Woodforde’s ales and Woodforde’s 52˚ north draft range beers. Whether you are visiting to sample our beautiful beer or looking for some good quality food with the family and four legged friends, rest assured that at The Lord Nelson you will receive a warm and hearty welcome.
As per all listings on Dog Friendly Norfolk, we accept well behaved dogs.
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Samantha Kettle
a month agoNot been before, but the staff expected us to know. Prices rather obscure on the menu card. No prices for tea & coffee though. Expensive, but plenty of tasty food. Lovely basic decor dedicated to Nelson.
Hollie Webb
2 months agoLovely Sunday roast! Will definitely be returning. Family friendly. My children loved playing the board games whilst waiting for their food. Nice atmosphere and friendly staff.
Rui Vasconcelos
a month agoJust returned from an evening meal. Had the hot trout salad which was quite disappointing especially as only the potatoes were the only hot item and everything else was cold. Bit of a lazy meal as it was just trout, salad and potatoes with not even a bit of lemon. Mentioned it to the staff who apologised but didn’t really seem to care. Nice pub with a good atmosphere though. Nice to go for a drink but steer clear for food
Sue
2 months agoFour of us had a delicious dinner there on a Wednesday evening. It was fairly quiet but very pleasant dining room, a large airy purpose built addition to the original pub. The food was excellent, particularly the carpaccio which was some of the best beef I have ever eaten.
tony reader
a year agoWhen we went half of the menu was off, was really looking forward to going as it was my mother's birthday. Staff did try to make the experience better, so can't complain about them. But the food even though was edible it wasn't anything spectacular considering the lack of stuff missing from there menu. I will give another try as they stated that a change over of staff in the kitchen was the reason behind this. Fingers crossed we will get a better experience next time