Today’s Norwich Pub of the Week is the Red Lion in Drayton
There’s a sign on the wall at this 17th-century pub saying: “There are no strangers in here, only friends we have not met”, and regulars can vouch for the warm and friendly atmosphere.
Winning logo for Norwich beer festival revealed
The winning logo to be used at the 2012 Norwich beer festival has been unveiled – and it incorporates the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in its design.
Fine city of Norwich gets ready for more than 200 fine ales during City of Ale festival
Drinkers will have a chance to choose from more than 200 beers when a festival billed as “celebrating fine ale in the fine city” returns.
Today’s Norwich Pub of the Week is the Bell in the city centre
If you were looking for one pub to symbolise Norwich, then, arguably, the Bell in the city centre would be it.
Today’s Pub of the Week is reputedly Norwich’s smallest pub, The Vine Thai Cuisine.
You’ll never get lonely drinking at the Vine Thai Cuisine in Dove Street, off Guildhall Hill.
- Booking now open for heritage events at Norwich City of Ale festival
- Wine expert Oz Clarke gives Norwich publicans tips to help beat the recession
- Number of Norfolk pubs on rise, despite 300 closing across country
- Bid to save Hempnall’s only pub
- Today’s Norwich Pub of the Week is the Robin Hood in Mousehold Street, which is proudly a TV free zone
- St George’s Day celebration at Thorpe St Andrew pub
