Bars & Breweries

A pub at 26 St Leonards Road in Norwich.

Situated just a ten minute walk south east of Norwich City Centre, and not far from the football ground, the Kings Arms is a traditional pub offering a selection of 12 real ales sourced from all over the country including a great range of Batemans beers. The pub is affectionately known as 'The Batemans Norwich Brewery Tap'. There is also a comprehensive wine list and a dozen Scottish and Irish malt whiskeys. There are daily fresh rolls and pastries , or you are welcome to bring in your favourite takeaway. There is no darts or pool however, poker nights every Sunday, Quiz last Wednesday monthly, and live music. Football is shown on on wide screens in the pub and there is a fantastic sunny floral courtyard with plenty of seating out back.

A pub on Bull Close Road, Norwich.

The Malt and Mardle is Norwich's first micropub. Based on Magdalen Street, it is a cosy, relaxed and inviting space. Serving up the best Belgian, German and Craft Beer alongside Cider, wine, spirits, softs and snacks. Home of obscure football and music chat.

The Marsh Harrier in Norwich began life as a tea garden in 1840 before becoming a country inn. Close to the River Yare, it's perfect for seasonal pub classics and cask ales. Explore the menu.

A pub on Fye Bridge Street 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 pub at 122 Nelson Street in Norwich.

A pub on Wendene in Norwich.

Welcome to The Pig & Whistle, your friendly Craft Union local. We offer refreshingly good value, live sport, and a proper pub atmosphere. Whether it's match day or a catch-up with mates, The Pig & Whistle is your go-to.

A cosy independent Victorian pub with an incredible range of craft beer and cask ale. Dog friendly, quiz nights, craft events. Looking forward to your visit!

A pub on St Benedicts Street in Norwich.

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.

Simply decorated rooms & a wood-panelled restaurant/ bar in a traditional 17th-century inn.

A traditional, idyllic riverside pub with a warm welcome to all. We are a Casque Marque-accredited establishment under De’ath Hospitality, serving a wide range a drinks and a brunch, lunch and dinner list suitable for all.

The Reindeer hosts an eclectic mix of live music in an intimate 200 capacity "traditional pub" style venue. Check out the local ales, fruit ciders, rum and gin selection - if you're looking for something a bit different you will find it here! Sunday roasts brought to you by Roasts at the Reindeer.

A friendly city centre riverside local, with a warm welcome, and great service. A big selection of cask and draught beers and ciders, with 12 keg lines and up to 11 cask lines pouring at any time, as well as a large selection of wines, spirits, bottles and cans. The kitchen is tiny so we do one thing but do it well, with food provided by La Repubblica Della Pizza, a Pizza residency, cooking delicious stone backed Pizzas. Enjoy the views over the river and catch the afternoon sun on the jetty or our Secret Garden, or sit inside in one of the pub’s warm and cozy spaces. The Ribs of Beef is great for traditional pub lovers and craft beer enthusiasts. We have regular live sports and live music, so check out Facebook events for details.

The Rose Inn NR1 is an independent pub on Queens Road, Norwich, just a short walk from Carrow Road, Norwich city centre, the train station and bus station. We’re proud to be CAMRA Good Beer Guide listed, serving a regularly changing selection of great cask and craft beer from independent breweries near and far, alongside our stone-baked pizzas. We’re dog friendly, have a bar billiards table and host regular events including quizzes, creative nights, DJs, live music and more. On Norwich City home match days we open early, making us a great stop for a pre-match beer and pizza. Good beer, good food and a friendly, relaxed pub where everyone’s welcome.

Family-friendly pub with a daily changing menu and Sunday roasts, plus a beer garden and live music.

Local Norwich pub, featuring local ales, European lagers and bespoke wines. With the new addition of Blue's Kitchen.

This wood-panelled boozer with leather sofas, serving real ales and a creative pie menu.

A pub on Magdalen Road in Norwich.

Norwich City Centre Pub. Dog Friendly. Restaurant open Wed - Fri.

A pub on Unthank Road, Norwich.

A much-loved Victorian gastropub in Norwich’s Golden Triangle, The Unthank Arms has had a refresh inside and out and still offers a warm welcome, real ales, fine wines, and freshly prepared food. Enjoy pub classics, seasonal dishes, pasta specials with free wine, and outstanding Sunday roasts. With a lively bar, spacious garden, covered Courtyard, upstairs dining room, and flexible event spaces. Perfect for casual drinks, family meals, or private celebrations. Open daily from 11am with food served from midday. Dog-friendly, family-friendly, and ideal for all occasions.

Pub in the centre of Colegate. Outdoor and indoor seating. You can book tables on our website or just pop in and grab a seat.

A pub at 1 Browne Street in Norwich.

Real-ale pub with 2 bars, original features and exposed bricks, plus a terrace with walled garden.

A pub on Oak Street, Norwich.

A pub on Aylsham Road in 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.

A local pub in the heart of the city. Open all day, everyday with ten ales on rotation, a great range of lagers and craft beers, a varied wine list and alcohol-free options. Cask Marque accredited since 1997. Food from The Pie Lass Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Luca Pizza Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Quiz night last Sunday of the month.

Originally the cottage home of a Mousehold shepherd, The King William IV now stands in the garden grounds, where it is thought to have been a tavern for at least 150 years recorded by Joseph Manning's 1834 survey of licensed premises. Telegraph Lane in those days would have been no more than a footpath leading from Gas Hill to Yarmouth Road. The lane named after the semaphoring system used in 1807, when the site of the water tower was as a vantage point to receive signals from Great Yarmouth should the French Invade. Steeped in atmosphere and peppered with unique architectural treasures Norwich with its magnificent Norman Cathedral dominating the sky line boosts the second tallest spire in the country