Whether you're after craft beer, cosy corners, or a lively night out, Norwich has a pub for every mood and then some. This historic city is packed with characterful watering holes, from centuries-old inns gastropubs serving up locally brewed ales and seasonal dishes. Whether you're planning a relaxed afternoon with friends, a date night with great food and drinks, or a buzzing evening with live music and sport, Norwich’s pub scene delivers.
One of the city's oldest pubs – and rumoured to be haunted – Lamb Inn is full of character. Just steps from Castle Quarter, it's a cosy spot for a pint, a Sunday roast, or catching the match on HD screens. The courtyard is a hidden gem for sunny days, and the menu covers all the pub classics. With regular live entertainment and a dog-friendly policy, it's a proper Norwich boozer with a warm welcome.
St Andrews Brewhouse is all about great beer, great food, and great service. Home to its own microbrewery, this independent pub offers a rotating selection of fresh brews made on-site, paired with a menu of British and European dishes, burgers, and standout Sunday roasts. The ground floor bar is perfect for people-watching with a pint, while upstairs offers cosy rooms filled with board games and views of the fermentation tanks. With regular events like pottery nights and musical bingo, it's a warm, welcoming spot that blends creativity with classic pub charm.
Set in a beautifully restored Georgian building, this stylish pub boasts elegant interiors, a vast walled garden, and a menu featuring locally sourced, seasonal dishes. From brunch to Sunday roasts, everything is crafted with care, and the drinks list features rotating craft beers, a curated wine selection, and nearly 40 gins. With private hire spaces, boutique rooms, and a relaxed yet refined vibe, it's one of Norwich's most versatile and beloved pubs.
Tucked away on Ipswich Road, The Oak Tree is a charming, dog-friendly pub with a newly refurbished beer garden and a menu that hits all the right notes. From hearty Sunday roasts to afternoon tea and classic pub fare, it's a great spot for relaxed dining. The drinks list is impressive too, with a wide range of gins, wines, cocktails, and beers. Whether you're inside or out, The Oak Tree offers a cosy, welcoming experience in the heart of Norwich.
