The Three Swallows, Holt

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Old Boots left this review about The Three Swallows

Long thin building in an ironically named village*, recently done up and reopened according to local intelligence. It may once have been a village pub but has moved up market and gastro. Grey plague writ large of course in the interior but the carved counter front is splendid, the ales on the four pulls are more pedestrian, London Pride, Doombar and Landlord but making a change from the normal for Norfolk Wherry and some variety of Moon Gazer. Two T-Bars for the keggist fraternity. The Taylor’s had survived its journey from Keighley quite well. Mostly given over to food however you can just drink and the owners are down to earth and welcoming. There are three rooms, one either side of the main entrance, the counter is to the right and there’s a non grey dining room off there up a step or three. The left hand dining room also leads outside to a garden and terrace, outside seating is available at the front too. Parking is a bit limited, just the roadside on the edge of the village green. The food is fine dining; excellent quality and don’t expect to pay an arm and a leg. Tasteful pictures and photos, some of the deadly East Coast floods of 1953.
*the village is part of Cley next the Sea, but the sea is not very near as it has receded over the past 500 years.

On 9^th July 2022 - no rating submitted
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