Delia’s Restaurant & Bar
Enjoy Delia's recipes cooked to her high standards, using high quality local produce in a beautiful restaurant at Norwich City Football Club. Continue reading
Yellows
Bringing a taste of America to Norfolk. Highlights include their famous homemade burgers, succulent steaks and a £5 Lunch Menu providing customers with an inexpensive yet quality dining experience. For those with a sweet tooth, the Five Ways Dunking Donuts are bound to hit the spot. Continue reading
Café Restaurant @ Norwich Theatre Royal
Open Monday to Saturday from 9.30am until the end of the last show interval and Sundays open 2 hours before a show, Norwich Theatre Royal's ground floor Café Restaurant Bar is an ideal stop-off if you’re shopping in the city, popping in for tickets or fancy a leisurely lunch. It also offers the ultimate in convenience for pre-show dining in the evening. Continue reading
The Lodge Restaurant & Bar
The Lodge Restaurant & Bar in North Tuddenham (off the A47 between Dereham and Norwich) is a discovery that has a deserved reputation as one of the best eateries in the area.
The menu features locally sourced, fresh produce, prepared by Head Chef Jason Pullen and his dedicated team (that includes Second Chef Alex Chapman, formerly at The Honningham Buck and Apprentice Poppie Mann, winner of a Young Chef Competition in 2010). Good beers, real ales and an extensive wine list round off the experience. Continue reading
Norwich Theatre Royal
Found in the heart of Norwich, the Theatre Royal is considered by many to be East Anglia’s premier theatre. Completely modernised in 2007, the Theatre Royal boasts a spacious foyer, two bars, a restaurant, extra-comfortable seats with additional legroom, lift access to the Circle level and concert hall-standard acoustics. Continue reading
River Green Café
By day, River Green Café is a lively, informal café, ideal for meeting friends and catching up or relaxing over an All Day Brunch from the ‘Easy Eating Menu’, or perhaps coffee and cake. The fresh fair-trade coffee is ground from a special River Green blend of organic beans. Continue reading
Mambo Jambo
Predominantly a Mexican-style restaurant, Mambo Jambo also offers a variety of non-Mexican dishes, from steaks and burgers to healthier options such as jacket potatoes and salads. Vegetarians will be spoilt for choice. There is a 'Junior' menu for the under-12's and kids eat free between 4pm and 6pm Sun-Fri (one child per Adult). Mambo Jambo's well-stocked bar serves a wide range of beers, wines and spirits. Continue reading
Olive Branch Bar & Restaurant
Though not strictly Norwich, the Olive Branch Bar & Restaurant is well worth the 10-odd mile journey.
Smart and welcoming with gentle contemporary leanings inside, the Olive Branch is fine dining with a relaxed and non-pretentious atmosphere. Priding itself on making the most of the plethora of fresh, good quality local produce on its doorstep, food is creative, delicious and beautifully presented. Menus change daily, with a specials board available. Continue reading
The Garden House
Throughout the day, the atmosphere is calm and peaceful - ideal for a working lunch or catching up with friends over coffee. The Garden House serves excellent homecooked food throughout the day at very reasonable prices. On Sunday, enjoy a delicious Roast with all the extras for a mere £7.50 (veggie option available). Wash it all down with a great selection of wines and ales. Continue reading
Frank’s Bar
If we had to sum up the vibe at Frank's Bar, we'd say hip New York café meets Paris (artists quarter) brasserie, with just a tiny sprinkle of 1980s (the good bits). You'll love the food and the atmosphere will make you'll feel like you've come home. A rare find indeed. Continue reading
Bedfords
A much-celebrated Norwich haunt since the 1980s, when cocktails were where it was at and Bedfords themselves came up with the ‘Terminator’ and the ‘Spider’, Bedfords today still represents of the most colourful characters on Norwich’s going-out scene. Continue reading
Bar Tapas
Bar Tapas, found upstairs above Brambles in Norwich City Centre, celebrates the philosophy and spirit of Spain and South America and specialises in a wide range of delicious tapas dishes. Notable highlights are the Beer battered Jalapenos Mozzarella fingers, homemade soup and Chilli dishes. The omelettes are also very popular. Bar Tapas is also one of a very few venues in Norwich to serve the refreshing Desperados tequila-flavoured beer. Continue reading
The Dining Rooms
With the impressive ambience of Suckling House as a backdrop and the fresh, high-quality fare on offer, The Dining Rooms is a high quality part of the Norwich restaurant scene that you should not miss. Continue reading
The Reindeer
Traditional, spacious and inviting inside, with plenty of wood (including proper bar stools – a prerequisite for any real pub!) The Reindeer is a ‘bona fide’ pub with progressive tendencies. If a genuine atmosphere, good food and great beer are your thing, what more could you want? Continue reading
Coffee Bar @ Drayton Old Lodge
Set back in leafy grounds on the outskirts of Norwich, beautiful Edwardian Manor House Drayton Old Lodge is a great place to meet friends or business associates for a coffee without the distractions of the bustling city Centre or the inconvenience of finding a parking spot. Continue reading
St. Giles Bistro & Bar
Whether you are resident at the Hotel or not, the AA Rosette-recognised Bistro-style Restaurant and Bar are well worth a visit. Continue reading
The Playhouse Bar
Describing itself as hosting ‘gigs, DJ's, art, film showings, vintage clothing sales’, the Norwich Playhouse Bar is much more than just a decent, lively watering hole (though it is very much that as well). It boasts a regular Cinema Snug, showing free film classics to a sofa-seated audience, with tea or something stronger if you prefer. The Playhouse Bar is also host to regular bands, singers and DJs. It’s a great place to discover new talents and sounds from far and wide. Continue reading
The Last Wine Bar
There are more than 100 carefully-chosen wines available, with many offered by the glass or carafe. The extensive wine list has a bias towards Europe and France in particular, although the New World is by no means overlooked. Continue reading
Norwich Playhouse
In addition to the superb theatre, Norwich Playhouse has two galleries that often host visiting exhibitions, a fantastic and usually bustling bar and an award winning outside terrace and garden. Continue reading
Norwich Playhouse
Norwich Playhouse opened in 1995 in a building that dates back over 150 years and was once a riverside maltings. Aside from this fact, the Playhouse is modern in almost every other way. An intimate, yet airy performance space with surprisingly comfortable seats and a regular timetable of great drama, comedy, musical theatre and dance make the Playhouse a venue worth checking out. Continue reading
