This guide struggles with the fact that many of the pubs that are lucky ehough to line the Broads are just not very good. Some of them seem to be struggling and one huge one at Horning has given up the ghost altogether. Broads pubs (at least those we've visited) seemed to be aimed at a fairly undemanding demographic.
It seems you're unlikely to find a good gastropub along these waterways; it's more mass-catered pub grub. Well, if that's what holidaymakers on the Broads want or expect, then you can't blame the pubs for supplying it, but it does make for some fairly uninspiring ventures on the water. If the example of the Horning pub is anything to go by, maybe the expectations of boaters have moved on and the pubs are failing to keep up - you'd hope that TV's obsession with celebrity chefs and cooking programmes would be doing *some* good out in the real world, after all!
This guide makes no comment about the quality of the pubs it lists, so it's not much help from that point of view. It just tells you where they are and what moorings are available, which is the most useful thing about it.