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The Last Wine Bar and Restaurant

The Last Wine Bar and Restaurant

Bars & Breweries in Norwich

4.5 504 Google reviews

+44 160 362 66 2670-76 St Georges St, Norwich, NR3 1AB

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70-76 St Georges St, Norwich, NR3 1AB

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About

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.

Amenities

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair-accessible seating
  • Wheelchair-accessible toilet
  • Wheelchair-accessible car park

What people say

4 out of 5 stars

“Had a deliciously yummy Lunch. The Canapes were all delicious (Sushi Rice Oat with Salmon, arancini balls and a Parfait). The Bread was very Tasty and then I had a Cheese Soufflé with Caramelised Onions for starter which was tasty. Then I had the Beef with Mash which was yummy and the Mash was deliciously yummy and so tasty. Then I had the Cheese which was Baron Bigod, Chutney, Figs and homemade Crackers which was all tasty. Their Service was good too”
Google review · Oct 2026

5 out of 5 stars

“One word, wow!! We went for the new lunch menu and it did not disappoint. The food was delicious and seasoned to perfection. Head chef Chloe is a star 🌟 and the front of house team are so welcoming :)”
Google review · Oct 2026

5 out of 5 stars

“Exceptional meal at The Last for my girlfriend's birthday. Food, service, drinks and atmosphere all so incredible. Will definitely be back and highly recommend to anyone looking for a great meal in Norwich and East Anglia. Fantastic service and food from Jass, Evie and Chloe.”
Google review · Sep 2026

Hours

Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
12 to 11:30 pm
Thursday
12 to 11:30 pm
Friday
12 to 11:30 pm
Saturday
12 to 11:30 pm
Sunday
12 to 6 pm

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