4.4/5

(953 reviews)

A warm welcome awaits you at The Cottage at Thorpe St Andrew, set in attractive gardens on the outskirts of Norwich.

4.6/5

(110 reviews)

Located just outside the Broadland village of Salhouse, This quaint pub lies within easy distance of a shop, a café, a garden centre, its very own broad (Salhouse Broad), and a train station (the Bitt

4.5/5

(167 reviews)

A busy music-oriented street corner pub in the southern part of town. The walls are adorned with a variety of objects that include guitars and other musical instruments. Real ale is not always availab

4.2/5

(2,033 reviews)

We are open every day with Breakfasts starting at 9am Monday - Friday and 8 am Saturday & Sunday. Our famous carvery is available every Sunday from 12. New Website Coming Soon RECRUITMENT NOTIC

4.5/5

(1,151 reviews)

The Coach and Horses has a fantastic atmosphere and is conveniently located 10 minutes from the train station and a short walk to the city centre.

The Swan Inn is a majestic building overlooking a sharp bend in the River Bure. The origins of The Swan were a cottage built on the site in 1696 but the main part of the building dates from the "early

4.4/5

(1,384 reviews)

The Murderers freehouse, is one of the only few traditional public houses kept in traditional state full of nooks 'n' cranies left in Norwich City Centre dating back to 1530

4.0/5

(1,736 reviews)

The Marsh Harrier was originally known as The King of Prussia in 1840, when it was a small cafe with tea garden. The building was later run as an inn until war broke out in 1914 when its name was chan