Spice Valley

Beer Hatch, now located at 22a Wesum Street in Norwich, has moved from a Grade 2 listed phone box to a vibrant shop. Discover our craft beer bottle shop stocked with local brews, real ales, and ciders from East Anglia. Enjoy our selection of five draught beers for drinking in or taking away. We also offer a mobile bar for weddings, parties, and festivals. As a small local business, we proudly support our community and its brands. Furthermore, we have a mobile bar to hire for events such as weddings, fetes, fairs, parties and festivals. We are a small local business that supports local brands.

A bar at 12-14 Wensum Street in Norwich.

We're closed w/c 22nd August 2022 - 1 week - for essential maintanence.

The Last Bar & Restaurant is a real Norwich institution. Housed in a former Victorian shoe factory, with 4 distinct eating areas for drinks, lunch and dinner - the iconic upstairs heritage bar, the trendy downstairs cellar dining room, the relaxed modern brasserie (Taylors @ The Last) & the outdoor courtyard (drinks/lunches). The food is modern, inventive & locally sourced. We serve a Menu du Jour as well as an A la Carte combined with a great wine list. We also serve interesting Beers, cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks. We have a young and ambitious team dedicated to ensuring that you enjoy your visit. The relaxed ambiance has inspired a loyal following across three plus decades. Norwich without The Last is unthinkable.

A bar on St Georges Street, Norwich.

You're always sure of a warm welcome at Rileys, whether you're finessing your game or celebrating a special occasion. We're your number one destination for cue sports in the UK; offering snooker, American Pool or English pool facilities. We also offer multiple darts lanes for you to practice your arrows and selected venues provide table tennis tables as well. Ping Pong anyone?

Cinema City occupies Suckling House, the 16th-century home of Robert Suckling, Mayor, Sheriff and Burgess. The oldest surviving parts of the building date from the early 14th century. After falling into disrepair Suckling House was bought by Ethel Mary and Helen Caroline Colman in 1923. They restored it and added Stuart Hall, intended as a public space and equipped with a cinema projector and screen. The Cinema City Bar & Restaurant is situated within the beautiful 17th-century Suckling House, featuring vaulted ceilings, stone arches and antique panelled rooms. They also encompass the Sir John Hurt Centre function rooms, which are full of reminders of the city’s rich cinema history.

Norwich’s premier destination for the Whisky & Rum connoisseur, our exclusive lounge offers an unparalleled experience of elegance and refinement in Norwich’s vibrant city centre. Situated below Bond No.28, let us provide you with a truly refined and intimate tasting experience across our selection of whiskies, rums and cigars