The Duck Inn
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Burnham Road Stanhoe, King’s Lynn
Tel: 01485 518330
The Duck Inn is located in Stanhoe Norfolk just a few miles from the beautiful North Norfolk coast and Burnham Market. The pub underwent a full programme of refurbishment before re-opening in July 2010. We are proud to offer the very best in locally sourced produce presented with a warm and welcoming service. It is our aim to treat every single one of our patrons with a care and attention to detail which makes them feel special. Why not pop in for a drink book a table at the restaurant or stay the night in one of our rooms? You'll... read more
Tel: 01485 518330
The Duck Inn is located in Stanhoe Norfolk just a few miles from the beautiful North Norfolk coast and Burnham Market. The pub underwent a full programme of refurbishment before re-opening in July 2010. We are proud to offer the very best in locally sourced produce presented with a warm and welcoming service. It is our aim to treat every single one of our patrons with a care and attention to detail which makes them feel special. Why not pop in for a drink book a table at the restaurant or stay the night in one of our rooms? You'll... read more
Barngates , Ambleside
Tel: 015394 36347
This unofficial title dates back to Victorian years when a landlady of the Inn found her ducks lying stretched out in the road and concluded that they were dead. Thriftily she began to pluck and prepare them for dinner. The ducks however were "quick" and not dead. Down in the cellar a barrel had slipped its hoops and beer had gradually drained from the floor into the duck's customary feeding ditch. Thereupon the ducks made all too good use of their unexpected opportunity with the result that when they came to they found themselves plucked and halfway to the oven.... read more
Tel: 015394 36347
This unofficial title dates back to Victorian years when a landlady of the Inn found her ducks lying stretched out in the road and concluded that they were dead. Thriftily she began to pluck and prepare them for dinner. The ducks however were "quick" and not dead. Down in the cellar a barrel had slipped its hoops and beer had gradually drained from the floor into the duck's customary feeding ditch. Thereupon the ducks made all too good use of their unexpected opportunity with the result that when they came to they found themselves plucked and halfway to the oven.... read more
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