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| 24 Tombland, Norwich, Norfolk, NR3 1RF Tel: 01603 626099 |
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 Very popular Victorian inn dating from 1880
and located adjacent to the Cathedral. Formerly a hospice and originally known as the
Ancient House. |
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| Stokesby, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR29 3EX Tel: 01493 751096 |
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 Pleasant inn with
mooring space on part of the Norfolk Broads. Can get busy in Summer. |
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| Slad Lane, Woodbastwick, Norfolk, NR13 6HQ Tel: 01603 720003 |
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| Delightful thatched building full of character, converted from a
row of farm cottages in 1992. Woodforde's brewery tap, serving ales straight from the cask
and fine home cooked meals. |
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| The Green,
Old Buckenham, Norfolk, NR17 1RE Tel: 01953 860397 |
 
 
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 Dating back to 1639, the Gamekeeper inn is located on Norfolk's largest village green in an area well worth a visit. Old Buckenham has a castle, a tower windmill with the largest diameter tower in England and is close to Snetterton motor racing circuit. The Gamekeeper has a large inglenook log fire, original pamment flooring, exposed brickwork and period features. Good food is served along with a good wine list & real ales. |
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| The Green, Burnham Market, Norfolk, PE31 8HD Tel: 01328
738777 |
 
 
 
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 300 year old multi award winning hotel, popular with local fishermen. The Hoste is without doubt one of
England's finest inns. Busy in the evening with diners who travel far & wide for the top quality menu but you'll also find the bar filled with people mid
Friday afternoon on a cold winters day. When you find an establishment that scores highly in EVERY department, you can expect it to be popular. The building has a wide and varied history as it's been used both as a brothel and by Lord Nelson. |
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| Main Road, Brancaster Staithe, Norfolk, PE31 8BJ Tel: 01485 210314 |
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| A warm, friendly 18th Century pub, overlooking the water of
picturesque Brancaster Staithe. The Pub and Restaurant both serve local seafood produce
and specialities, traditional ales and international cuisine. |
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| Ship Lane, Thornham, Norfolk, PE36 6LT Tel: 01485 512236 |
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 400-year-old atmospheric inn situated in a magnificent location
overlooking the salt marshes on the Norfolk coast. Oak-beamed bar lit by old oil lamps and
warmed by crackling log fires. |
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| Walsingham Road, Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk, PE31 8HN Tel:
01328 738241 |
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  Unspoiled pub named after Horatio Nelson, who was born in Burnham
Thorpe - ‘Nelson’s Blood’ is made on the premises. |
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| 24 Hall Quay, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR30 1HG Tel: 01493
842294 |
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| Delightful half timbered 17th Century hotel overlooking the River
Yare. The hotel has a charming victorian feel and boasts one of the oldest inn signs in
the Country. |
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| The Street,
Warham, Norfolk, NR23 1NL Tel: 01328 710547 |
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| Sea Palling Road, Ingham, Norfolk, NR12 9AB Tel: 01692 581099 |
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| 16th Century inn located next to the 11th Century village church
offering good home cooked food, real ales and excellent accommodation in a friendly
atmosphere. |
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| St. Nicholas Street, King’s Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 1LY
Tel: 01553 7628241 |
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| Historic half-timbered inn which claims to have the ghost of a
former nun who haunts the property. The building functioned as a nunnery back in the
15th century. |
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| Water Lane, West Runton, Norfolk, NR27 9QP Tel: 01263 838000 |
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| Single Storey village inn laid back from the road. Large garden
area. Character internal rooms with beams and panelling. Excellent quality food and cask
ales. |
orfolk
is well known for the Norfolk Broads, which form 125 miles of navigable waterways that
extend from Norwich, south to the border with Suffolk. The area is a paradise for nature
lovers, and boats can be hired to explore the freshwater lakes and water meadows. Many
buildings are faced with flint & stone pebbles.
