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Michelin eating out in pubs 2011 The Jolly Sailors is a refreshing break from the norm – retaining much of its original rustic character despite having been spruced up. The open fire provides a focal point and the 'Children, Dogs and Well Behaved Parents' sign reminds you all are welcome. The menu is simple but it works well….local oysters from beds out front. | | | |  |
The Good Pub Guide 2011 The Good Pub Guide 2011Bustling pub with own-brewed beers, traditional food, friendly staff and plenty of seats in sizeable garden; great for bird-watching nearby. | | | | | | |  | Alastair Sawday's Special Places Pubs & Inns of England and Wales 'Eat, Drink and be Jolly' says it all: not only it is it a community boozer geared to local drinkers and families but it attracts all those who flock to Brancaster's glorious beach across the road……dad's can enjoy pints of home-brewed Brancaster Best while kids can watch their pizzas being baked. A terrific pit-stop for families, beach bums and coastal walkers.
| | | |  | The Good Beer Guide Dating from 1796, the Sailors has a very cosy interior, with three drinking areas and two restaurants. Run by real-ale enthusiasts……………… The pub hosts quizzes and other social activities. A good base for exploring this part of the north Norfolk coast, it is also just a short walk to The White Horse. The smoking area is covered and heated. |
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The Jolly Sailors, Brancaster Staithe, Norfolk PE31 8BJ T 01485 210314
      
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