An award-winning pub in west Norfolk is shaking things up this spring with extended opening and a new menu.

The Angel at Watlington, near King's Lynn, was taken on by couple Emily Phipps and chef Richard Crouch in 2018 and they completely refurbished the premises.

Eastern Daily Press: One of the new sandwiches at The Angel at Watlington.One of the new sandwiches at The Angel at Watlington. (Image: Emily Phipps)

With a strong focus on seasonal and local produce it has won a whole host of awards and accolades, including featuring in the Estrella Damm Top 100 Gastropubs 2022 list.

The opening days have now been extended from Wednesday to Sunday to seven days a week due to customer demand.

There is a new lunch menu too, which includes a steak, mushroom and tomato sandwich and fresh cockles with crusty brown bread.

Eastern Daily Press: The seafood platter from The Angel at Watlington.The seafood platter from The Angel at Watlington. (Image: Emily Phipps)

The full menu, which is also available at lunchtimes, has new dishes including a seafood platter, Cromer crab omelette and homemade burger.

Customers can also enjoy afternoon tea, which must be pre-ordered.

Eastern Daily Press: Afternoon tea from The Angel at Watlington.Afternoon tea from The Angel at Watlington. (Image: Emily Phipps)

Miss Phipps said: "So far the reaction has been really positive and we have had a good mix of people coming in for the lunch and full menu - it gives people a lot more choice."