The King’s Head, Brooke
An open fire for cold days and a large beer garden for summer afternoons makes The King's Head a perfect destination all year round. 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
The Parson Woodforde
Very well-stocked, the pub serves a range of Norfolk and Suffolk cask ales and beers including Grain Brewery Best Bitter, Wolf Brewery bitter, Adnams Best Bitter and of course Woodforde's Wherry. You’ll also find a range of continental beers, a wide selection of soft drinks and a great WINE LIST available both by the glass and the bottle. On the hot drinks front, The Parson Woodforde serves Attibassi coffee (drink in or takeaway) together with a range of teas and infusions. 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
The Reindeer
Owners, brother and sister Dan and Kate say, “Our aim is deliver modern British Cooking without any frills or pretense, alongside a large range of world beers". 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
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
