Dating to 1518, this beamed inn is full of character and has tunnels leading to the churchyard! Now under new ownership, Tom Burke offers a good selection of traditional English food, with a magnificent Sunday carvery available from 12-4pm at the great price of £5.95. Pretty garden and 3 guest rooms from £30.

David Archer is the proud winner of Le Routiers award for hospitality, first class service and ambience. A riverside free house with its own car ferry, lovely river views, slipway and mooring for 30 boats, as well as a caravan park. A great venue for all the family, with 5 real ales and an international menu.

New owners, Susan & Rodney give a warm welcome to all and are continually making improvements to the pub. B&B rates are great value from £27.50pp, making this an ideal base from which to explore Norwich. Now serving food, with freshly cooked dishes like steaks, pies, puddings and a superb Sunday roast.

Opposite Banham Zoo, this charming, spacious restaurant which was formerly a cow shed serves a wide variety of food from chips, jacket potatoes and kebabs to pizzas, burgers and fish. The restaurant is situated in a lovely courtyard and is the perfect place to stop off with the family after a day at the zoo! Lovely al fresco dining during the summer in the courtyard.

This 14 roomed hotel, with its own car park, is just a 10 minute walk from town and 100 yards from the seafront. An elegant, Edwardian building with good aspects, rates start from £25 with breakfast, plus an option of home made dinner in season. Newly refurbished, all rooms are en suite and well appointed.

Now under the ownership of Debbie Anderson, who is making this free house back into a real pub. She provides a friendly and informal atmosphere and has introduced a quiz evening and traditional pub games. Hearty food is available at lunchtimes, 10 en suite guest rooms are available and functions are welcomed.

A traditional, English pub, complete with beams and low ceilings, that is run by Tim and Tracey Jenkins. They serve an excellent menu, with daily specials such as home made steak & kidney pie, and kids also have their own menu. Large garden and a magnificent play area with a bouncy castle and trampoline.

A C17th, traditional village pub, that has recently been refurbished and is now run by the ever professional Sally & Jesse. Good home made food utilising locally sourced ingredients, with Steak & Ale Pie and Sausage & Mash amongst many favourites! The courtyard is a lovely spot in summer and even in winter, courtesy of the wonderful wood burning stove!

A charming, traditional pub, dating back to the C17th when it was owned by Nelson’s uncle, William. Good ales, with Abbot, IPA, and Speckled Hen and a competitive wine list. The food is superb, with lots of fresh fish, including a lovely smoked haddock dish, roast pork, lamb and steaks. Nice garden too.

Sister pub to the Bull Inn at Litcham, this pub is filled with rustic charm and character. There is a lovely dining room with a fireplace stacked with logs, a separate games room and a cosy bar area. 6 comfortable rooms from just £50 and there is even a holiday cottage, perfect for a weekend get away!

Now run by Barbara Bullent, this homely pub is filled with rustic charm and character and the building is adorned with magnificent hanging baskets. Barbara cooks fabulous, fresh food, such as Steak & Kidney Suet Puddings and home made Chicken Burgers. Rooms start from £40 with a great breakfast!

This modern, yet relaxing bar has a great atmosphere and is open every day from noon. Tasty snacks include fresh paninis, healthy salads, juicy burgers and battered fish & chips and the many tv screens feature all the major sporting events. A great venue for a party and there’s regular live music, DJs and dancing.

A traditional pub that prides itself in serving decent food and decent beer at decent prices! Owners, Sam and Daniel have plenty of memorabilia on show, the food is honest pub grub, with Ploughmans, Shepherd’s Pie and Jacket Potatoes all popular as well as good real ales, including Woodforde’s and Adnams as well as a real cider.

Set in delightful countryside, The Brome Grange is an ideal venue for both business and pleasure. Situated close to the historical market towns of Eye and Diss, this superb hotel offers 23 delightful courtyard bedrooms overlooking the beautiful gardens. A terrific range of food and drink.

Set by the river and uniquely built on hallowed ground, The Buck Inn serves delicious home made food with regularly changing specials and a seasonally based menu. Enjoy real coal fires in the winter and a delightful garden with its own café in the summer and an excellent Sunday lunch year round!

The Buck Inn, situated next to the Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum, has a traditional feel with beams throughout and is filled with charm. There is wide range of scrumptious home-made, locally sourced food which you can enjoy in the two separate eating areas. A great place for a function too!

It’s like a French restaurant teleported from Paris to Norwich! Open 7.30am to late, this Parisien style café has a Continental ambience and a great choice of authentic food, from tasty snacks to frogs legs! Pop in for an espresso whilst you relax and read the papers or try a glass of French wine. Great for pre-theatre.

This well known brand produces great food in a family friendly environment and this popular branch has an outside seating area for 40 people in summer, so you can dine al fresco. The pizzas and pasta dishes are as good as ever with some super new dishes such as the Gourmet Burger and a lunch menu for only £4.95.

Samanda Soanes feels that she really knows what her customers want. It certainly is a lively pub, with live music on Fridays, including Elvis impersonators! On Thursdays, there’s a Ladies Lunchtime and Premiership football on giant tv’s as well as a jukebox, pool and karaoke, surely enough for anyone!

Now run by John and Sue, The Cherry Tree offers fantastic value, with superb quality and value Sunday roasts. The wine list more than matches the food in quality and price and the interior is light and airy, with lovely soft sofas . The large beer garden and play area is great for kids and functions are welcome.

A lovely pub, completely non smoking, with food available 7 days a week from 12am-9.30pm. Fresh produce is to the fore and you must take up the weekday lunchtime offer of 2 courses for only £5.95. Car park, delightful garden with a heated patio and all functions are welcomed. Buffet menus are also available.

This traditional seaside hotel boasts an RAC 2 diamond rating and is just a few minutes’ walk from both the seafront and the town centre. Excellent value for money, with bright and airy rooms from just £20 and a fully stocked bar including real ale and pumped draught beer. Family run and open all year round.

You’ll recieve healthy sized portions of real food and at reasonable prices at this friendly café, soon to be celebrating its 50th anniversary. You can get anything from home made soup to roast dinners with fresh vegetables. There’s also a new take- away menu with discounted prices and delivery within Norwich.

Space for over 100 diners in the attractive courtyard, where efficient heaters make drinking and eating a year round experience! Good English food and an evening bistro menu with Cromer Crabs and Mussells among the favourites on diverse menus. The wine list is varied and well priced with some good, well priced Champagnes.

A fresh, new feel at this renamed venue. Vast improvements have been made here and the traditional English Café cuisine is superb. Steak & Kidney Pie, roasts and tempting desserts like Treacle Sponge and Fruit Crumbles as well as Lebanese specials on Saturday. Open 9am-4pm (5.30pm in summer) Mon-Sat.

Elaine Penney & John Turner have completely refurbished this grade II listed building that boasts original oak beams and floors, a wood burning stove and a lovely south-facing courtyard. Enjoy 4 cask ales, Belgian beers and excellent wines, alongside superb bistro cuisine, created by their award winning chef.

Run by Kate Lewis, who opens her C16th pub 7 days a week from 11.30am until late. She serves good, wholesome food, like Pasta Bolognaise and a traditional Sunday Roast and keeps 3 good real ales. Roaring fires in the winter and a lovely garden for the summer, complete with a kids play area. Ample parking too.

Probably the best known public house in Great Yarmouth! A popular drinking venue that boasts a great atmosphere and a wide choice of drinks. Live music every month and karaoke on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, so this is the place to have a few drinks and a great sing-a-long! Functions welcome. Opposite St.

This historic coaching inn has been sympathetically refurbished and is professionally run by Shirley and Hayley. A lovely, warm atmosphere coupled with friendly service where you can enjoy bar snacks for lunch and an extensive evening menu for dinner. Nice rooms at excellent rates makes this an ideal venue to stay.

Now run by Alister Dwelly, who serves a super menu of delicious, home cooked food such as bangers & mash, Cottage pie and a curry of the day. Dating to 1610, the pub has retained many original features and has 2 cosy fires. Next to the church, with an 80 seat private room, it is an ideal venue for functions.

Set right in the heart of town, this is a spacious, modern venue where the efficient staff will look after your every need. Tasty, classic Indian cuisine, with an interesting range of desserts to complement all your main course favourites. A nice selection of wines as well as Kingfisher & Cobra to help mitigate the spices!

Under new management, this C16th olde worlde pub has original beams, boasts 3 real ales and a sumptuous array of traditional food. There are 4 luxurious, en suite guest rooms, 2 of which are in The Old Barn, with excellent facilities, including one fully accessible for the disabled. Live music and a pretty garden too.

Now owned by Craig & Paul, this modern café restaurant offers good quality, home made dishes utilising fresh, locally sourced produce. Choose delights such as wholesome soups, tempting salads, Mozarella burgers and homely Cottage pie. Now open 6am-6pm Monday to Saturday with a super lunch on Sundays.

Now run by Paul & Lynne who welcome the whole family. Open from 11am, you can pop in for a coffee and read the newspapers on the leather sofas or relax in the delightful beer garden. Great value drinks and lots of entertainment with live music and karaoke at weekends, Sky tv and pub games.

Run by Ian & Tina who provide a warm welcome to the whole family. They serve an excellent menu of home cooked, English fayre with wholesome dishes such as Shepherd’s pie. You must try gorgeous, locally produced desserts and ice creams. A Variety of entertainment and organised games nights 4 evenings a week.

A really friendly village pub, with a great atmosphere, opposite the green. Newly refurbished and with a large garden which is splendid in summer, where you can hire a marquee for parties. Michael and Emma offer a warm welcome and serve 3 well kept real ales and a good choice of traditional, home made pub food.

David & Gina Smith have breathed life into this historic C15th venue. It boasts a beautiful, riverside setting on The River Yare and is the mooring point for the Southern Belle tourist cruiser. There are a dozen comfortable, en suite rooms and you’ll wake up to an excellent breakfast. Food from 11am-1am!

Now under new ownership, the Dunstable Arms offers roaring real fires in the winter and a great outdoor area to enjoy in the summer. Good home made food with favourites such as jacket potatoes, steak & kidney pie and beef Lasagne. Lots of entertainment with skittles, pool, darts and Sky Sports.