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Fino
Norfolk, Cromer - European - Restaurant - ££
The perfect neighbourhood restaurant and wine bar
‘Cromer is so very, very lucky to have this restaurant in its midst,’ enthused one reporter – delighted that Fino has lifted the town’s seaside spirit and added a touch of effortless cosmopolitan cool. The front bar serves as an informal drop-in, but co-host Ruth Butler’s colourful paintings and the sheer warmth and hospitality of the place will lure you into the smart, blue-hued dining room. There’s a simple elegance to the seasonally changing menu, which is peppered with prime produce from Norfolk and beyond. Cromer crabs are one of the stars (perhaps served with asparagus, spicy tomato syrup and hollandaise foam), while larger plates could plunder the local catch for skate wing or line-caught halibut (with wild rocket vichyssoise), as well as championing Norfolk game (red deer with molasses labneh and sorrel verde, say). There’s plenty of enthusiasm for desserts such as caramelised white chocolate tart, too. Also check out the ‘excepti...
‘Cromer is so very, very lucky to have this restaurant in its midst,’ enthused one reporter – delighted that Fino has lifted the town’s seaside spirit and added a touch of effortless cosmopolitan cool. The front bar serves as an informal drop-in, but co-host Ruth Butler’s colourful paintings and the sheer warmth and hospitality of the place will lure you into the smart, blue-hued dining room. There’s a simple elegance to the seasonally changing menu, which is peppered with prime produce from Norfolk and beyond. Cromer crabs are one of the stars (perhaps served with asparagus, spicy tomato syrup and hollandaise foam), while larger plates could plunder the local catch for skate wing or line-caught halibut (with wild rocket vichyssoise), as well as championing Norfolk game (red deer with molasses labneh and sorrel verde, say). There’s plenty of enthusiasm for desserts such as caramelised white chocolate tart, too. Also check out the ‘exceptional-value’ daily lunch specials (£17). Wines by the glass or Lyonnaise pot encourage exploration, while a line-up of unfiltered sherries is a nod to the restaurant’s namesake.
A Phelps
19 July 2026
A breath of fresh air gastronomically in the Cromer area and more refined than the offerings around Burnham Market, Holt etc. A must visit each time I am in the area.
F Torrington
20 April 2026
Cromer is so very very lucky to have this restaurant in its midst. Everything about the restaurant is simply superb - the food, the ambience, the staff, the wine. There is nothing that could be bettered. It is an our most favourite restaurant in the whole of East Anglia.
K Stone
11 April 2026
The standard of cooking is excellent…the menu changes frequently & there is a £15.00 lunch menu including a main course & glass of wine which has 2 or 3 choices with the same high class standards.
VENUE DETAILS
9 Garden Street
Cromer
Norfolk
NR27 9HN
01263 687 813
OTHER INFORMATION
Separate bar, Counter seating, Wheelchair access, Family friendly