A pub restaurant chain is to shut all of sites in the county as part of cost-cutting measures.
Brewers Fayre will close all of its 89 sites on September 7, including its Norfolk locations in Clenchwarton Road, King's Lynn, and Holt Road, near Norwich Airport.
Part of a wider restructure by parent company Whitbread, which also owns Premier Inn, the closures mark the end of the brand's 45-year history.
The move will also see the closure of Whitbread's other brands, with Bar + Block restaurants shutting on September 3 and Beefeater on September 10.
Dominic Paul, chief executive of Whitbread, previously said the decision was driven “in light of significant cost increases,” sparked by then chancellor Rachel Reeves’ hike in National Insurance and business rates.
A Whitbread spokesman said: "As a business which recruits around 15,000 people every year, we expect to be able to retain a significant proportion of those affected and will be looking to redeploy as many of our impacted colleagues as possible."
The closure is part of Whitbread’s five-year strategy to reduce costs by £250 million, which includes the sale of 110 sites, conversion of some locations into 600 new hotel rooms and the sale of £1.5 billion in freehold property.
An estimated 3,800 jobs are expected to be lost as part of the changes, though Whitbread hopes to redeploy many affected staff.
Brewers Fayre, known for its pub grub and family-friendly atmosphere, was first launched by Whitbread in 1979.
