The Three Horseshoes
About
Nestled in the picturesque Norfolk village of Briston, The Three Horseshoes is a storied pub that dates back over 400 years, weaving local lore into every corner. With its warm, historic charm and a menu built on fresh, locally sourced ingredients, it invites guests to experience a true taste of the North Norfolk coast. Whether you’re sampling morning breakfasts, enjoying hearty lunches, or savoring a relaxed dinner, the rooftop of the pub’s award‑winning garden — designed by Renowned garden designer Tamara Bridge — offers lush greenery, wisteria, and a pavilion for intimate gatherings. Beyond the food and drink, the pub boasts five comfortable en‑suite rooms, each thoughtfully decorated to blend rustic character with modern comforts, providing a perfect base for exploring nearby attractions like the stunning North Norfolk Heritage Coast and the historic town of Holt. The tables at the bar, the spacious garden, and the quiet dining rooms gather people of all ages, making it a beloved spot for families, couples, and solo travellers alike. With a focus on community, the Three Horseshoes also caters to a variety of dietary preferences, featuring gluten‑free options, vegan dishes, and a selection of locally brewed ales and craft cocktails. The venue’s commitment to quality is reflected in its award‑winning beverages and its dedication to supporting local suppliers. Whether you’re looking for a cozy night out with friends, a family meal in a historic setting, or a restful e‑n‑suite stay, The Three Horseshoes offers an inviting blend of heritage, hospitality, and culinary delight that stands out in the heart of Norfolk.
Highlights
- Historic 400-Year-Old Pub
- Award-Winning Garden
- Cozy En‑Suite Rooms
- Extensive Beverage Selection
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Best time to visit
Late spring to early autumn, when the garden is in full bloom and the weather is pleasant
Pros & Cons
What visitors love
- Stunning Local Cuisine
- Welcoming Garden
- Historic Charm
- Comfortable Accommodations
Things to consider
- Peak Season Crowds
- Limited Seating for Large Parties
- Sunday Service Hours
What people are saying
At a glance
- Verified listing
- Typical visit: about 1 hour