Whisky and Rum Norwich

Buzzy chain nightspot offering bar food, drinks promotions, plus various different themed nights.

Bar and Lounge

Quirky, homey hangout with a rooftop seating area featuring global bites & inventive cocktails.

The Glitch is and independent bar in Norwich, offering a unique alternative atmosphere, quality drinks and exceptional customer service. Whether you're joining us for a casual drink or a night out with friends, you'll always find a warm welcome.

A bar on Prince of Wales Road, Norwich.

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

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.

It’s a pleasure to announce the long-awaited second premises in Norwich from Sir Toby’s Beers. After new ventures in Lowestoft with The Stanford Arms in 2021 and East Point Pavilion in 2022, business partners Toby Westgarth and Dominic Burke are delighted to announce their new bar on King Street in Norwich. They plan on opening its doors in December this year. The building, formerly known as 42 King Street, will become a Continental Beer Bar offering German and Belgian beers alongside a selection of cold meats and cheeses. Work is underway to install 14 draught beer lines and will keep a well stocked cellar of unique Belgian and German bottled beers, including Abbey and Trappist Beers.