The Steam Packet

Norwich City Centre Pub and Music/Events Venue/Kitchen Serving Craft Beers, Local Gins and Local Ales. Eat - Drink - Dance at the Last Pub Standing on King Street.

Welcome to Butcher Bhoy, Norwich’s modern Dublin-inspired Irish pub. Enjoy exceptional Guinness, Irish street food, live sport, live music and premium cocktails all under one roof. Open 7 days a week! Catch every major sporting fixture on our big screens and projector, including football, rugby, boxing, golf, F1 and UFC. Located at 1 Queen Street, Butcher Bhoy brings the best of modern Dublin to Norwich.

At The Woolpack, we're all about bringing people together over drinks and good times. With our rich heritage and beers, you can always count on a great atmosphere, whether you're catching the latest live sports on Sky Sports and TNT Sports or just enjoying a quick catch-up. Our pub classics and small plates are perfect for sharing with friends and family, and we're always mixing things up with live music and other events. With our cosy beer garden and personable team, you'll feel right at home no matter what brings you in. With a dartboard and free Wi-Fi, there's always something for everyone. And with disabled facilities and dog-friendly spaces, we've got everything you need for a great time at The Woolpack. Pay us a visit today.

The pub is open for breakfast until 12 noon and offers free refills (all day every day) on tea and Lavazza coffee. For lunch and dinner, there are lighter bites, with deli deal options and vegetarian choices, gourmet burgers and freshly made pizzas. Wetherspoon has championed a wide range of drinks, including real ales, craft beers, gins and soft drinks. Table service is available via the Wetherspoon app, using our unlimited free Wi-Fi. This pub has step-free access.

A pub on Timber Hill in Norwich.

Dating back to at least 1696, this is one of Norwich's oldest pubs, on the historic TimberHill. Being able to trace the landlords back to 1841, with the premises trading as the Gardeners Arms, the pub got it's gruesome nickname of 'The Murderers' after events of 1895, when the landladies daughter 'Millie' was murdererd by her estranged husband Frank Miles, after he'd seen his wife walk into the pub, the evening before her death, with another man....Frank flew into a rage, and the next day, attacked Millie with a hammer. Frank was tried and convicted of murder, but pleaded he had been provoked, which appeared to have worked as his death sentence was commuted to life in prison...... and giving the pub the gruesome nick of 'The Murderers'

A Historic Tombland pub named after a war heroine, offering a classic pub experience. Just an arms length away from the Norwich Cathedral🍻 Upstairs is our amazing meat on the bone restaurant…. ‘CHOP’🥩

A traditional pub over two floors that is anything but traditional. The Lamb Inn is the second oldest pub within the city centre (haunted by at least three ghosts). The Lamb Inn is ideally located for shoppers and those popping out for lunch during the day, then in the early evening candles get lit and we have our own very special atmosphere. Our pub is also home to the best courtyard in the city centre