This city is full of treasures, but we know that it can sometimes be a challenge to decide where you want to eat. Well you're in luck, because we cover everything from fun sushi places to charming country pubs. So when you're planning your next meal, be sure to check out our list to discover some new restaurants in Norwich.
The Cliftonville is a striking Edwardian pub and hotel which overlooks Cromer beach. Their menu touts delicious dishes such as beer-battered haddock and chips, plant-based burgers, locally sourced crab and seafood linguini.
In a lovely spot just off the river, The Red Lion Bishopgate serves up hearty seasonal dishes and pub grub classics. We're talking ox cheek, chicken schnitzel, roast stone bass and sirloin steak.
If you're here on a Sunday, the roasts are just as epic. Take your pick from beef, pork, chicken or all the meats, served up with herb roast potatoes, braised red cabbage, maple glazed roasted carrot, seasonal greens, cauliflower cheese, Yorkshire pudding and gravy. Delicious.
YO! is a great option for fun family restaurants in Norwich, with conveyor belts that deliver dishes straight to your table. These sushi specialists serve everything from Korean fried chicken to avocado maki or edamame gyozas, all for an affordable price.
Step back in time (in the best way) at Cosy Club Norwich, a restaurant that feels like dining in a historic masterpiece. Housed in the beautifully restored National Provincial Bank, this venue is a feast for the eyes before the food even arrives.
The original glass-domed ceiling floods the room with light, while opulent interiors mix velvet banquettes, polished wood and vintage charm. The menu takes classic British comfort food and elevates it, from hearty brunch plates to indulgent dinners perfect for long, lingering catch-ups. For extra sparkle, book one of the three private dining rooms, including the show-stopping old bank vault, for a truly unique celebration.
This hidden city pub serves up appealing eats and an extensive number of craft beers, wines and spirits. The Georgian Townhouse's menu features meat or veggie sharing boards, barbecue pork ribs, seared salmon fillets and juicy burgers.
After posh restaurants in Norwich? The Hoste Arms is a gorgeous country pub and hotel in Burnham Market with pretty interiors and a cracking menu. Think 28-day aged steaks, braised ox cheek cottage pie and pumpkin tortellini from this classy destination.
The Lamb Inn is one of the best places to eat in Norwich city centre, as well as being the city's second oldest - and supposedly haunted - pub. As for the menu, expect classics like lamb shank in red wine gravy, Hunter's chicken and plant-based burgers.
ASK's stylish, bright and airy dining room is the perfect spot for a casual lunch, a pit stop between hitting the shops or a long, continental-style dinner. Whatever brings you here, you can take your pick from fresh seafood, succulent steaks and, of course, delicious pastas and pizzas.
Its drinks list is everything you would hope for from an Italian trattoria too. We're talking regional wines, classic cocktails and plenty of Peroni.
St Andrews brewhouse is the place to find a diverse selection of pub food, with a huge array of dishes on the menu. Think small plates like halloumi fries or buffalo chicken wings, as well as mains that include burgers, katsu curry, creamy fish pie and more.
Framed by the stunning timber beams of Chantry Place, Mowgli is a certified looker. Right at the centre of the city's retail and nightlife scene, it's perfect for a post-shopping pitstop or a long and leisurely evening out.
Settle in here for showstopping street food. We're talking vibrant Street Chats, aromatic curries, and dedicated vegetarian, vegan and non-gluten options.
