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We will also be operating on revised hours for the period. BridgeStones of Potter is a family run business offering traditional, home cooked food in a happy friendly atmosphere. Owners Nick and Maxine have over 30 years experience so you will be guaranteed excellent food and a warm welcome with a friendly atmosphere.

BridgeStones of Potter is located yards away from Potter Heigham Bridge overlooking the Thurne. The interior is a mix of comfortable modern and traditional decor with sofas and leather easy chairs as well as a bright and airy contemporary dining area. There is also outside seating for alfresco riverside eating, perfect for a relaxing drink and bite to eat, dogs are also welcome in the garden area.
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BridgeStones of Potter is proud to provide a range of homemade dishes, made from the freshest, highest quality ingredients which have been carefully selected and sourced from producers in the local area.

We offer a superb menu, with choices including All Day Breakfast, Light Bites, Sandwiches, Hand Battered Fish & Chips, Traditional Roasts, Gourmet Burgers, Traditional Lunches and Classic Gravy Meals, plus daily Special Dishes to offer variety for our regular customers.The restaurant provides a traditional, homely atmosphere, and our staff always give everyone a very warm welcome.
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Why not treat that special someone to an afternoon tea at BridgeStones of Potter? We offer a mouth-watering selection of freshly baked cakes, homemade scones and a range of speciality teas. Fresh cut sandwiches with classic fillings, homebaked fruit or savoury scones, a delicious range of cakes and a choice of speciality teas.
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Potter Heigham is a beautiful Norfolk Broads village located on the junction of the A149 from Stalham and the A1064 from Acle. Potter Heigham is one of the major boating centre's on the Norfolk Broads, with many boating holidays or day trips starting from here.

The famous medieval bridge gives access to the Upper Thurne, Hickling Broad and Horsey Mere with the banks of the River Thurne at Potter Heigham are lined with waterside bungalows, which can only be accessed by foot or boat.There are two national nature reserves within a short distance of the village; the Ludham - Potter Heigham NNR is to the west of the village whilst the Heigham Holmes NNR is to the east.
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