Bars, cafes and restaurants across King's Lynn will be hosting special offers and set-price menus for a cost-friendly day out in the town.
‘Taste of the Town’ aims to shine a spotlight on the variety of quality hospitality venues in King's Lynn, providing an affordable way for customers to visit the best spots on offer.
Participating businesses have designed their own special set-price menus at £10, £15 or £20, which will be available between Monday, March 11 and Sunday, March 24.
READ MORE: King's Lynn Burger King opening this week with huge giveaway
READ MORE: Local Flavours 2024 event returns to Norfolk Showground
The ‘Taste of the Town’ participating venues can be found below:
Crown & Mitre - £20 two course set-menu available (booking essential)
Renegade Spudz - £10, £15 and £20 set-menus with drinks available (Dine in only, Monday – Friday, 12pm – 5pm)
Rusty Krab - £10 set-menu with drink (available Wednesday to Saturday, 11am - 3pm) or £20 Rum mini-taster paddle
Liquor & Loaded - £10, £15 and £20 set-menu meals with drink available
The Rathskeller - £10 for two cocktails or £15 for two speciality gin or vodka
The Wenns - £20 set menu with main course and a drink
Marriott’s Warehouse - £10 lunchtime menu, or £15 tapas selection with drink (lunchtime or evening)
WhataHoot - £10 for a gin taster tray, £15 for two martini cocktails, or £20 for distillery tour and gin tasting (booking essential, March 13, 15, 20, and 22)
Maya Bistro - £10 set menu with a drink, £15 set menu with dessert, or £15 roast dinner menu with a dessert (Sundays only)
Bank House - £15 for one dish from the classics menu and a drink (Monday - Thursday, 12-8pm only)
Mem’s Kitchen - £20 three course menu with drink (lunchtime only, Monday - Friday)
Tipsy Teapot - £10 lunch for two (until 4pm), £15 – frachos or ciabachos for two, £20 for two burgers
The Street - £10 for an 11″ sourdough pizza, £15 for a set pasta menu, £20 for any burgher meal and beverage
Terms and Conditions apply, please check with the venue you are planning to visit for the full set-price menu available.
Comments: Our rules
We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused.
Please report any comments that break our rules.
Read the rules here