After moving into the village of Tasburgh my partner and I decided to join the social club. We have…read morebeen to a few of the events that they have put on and they have been great. The social club is based in Tasburgh Village hall and has a cheap bar, a pool table and often themed nights. During the summer they have BBQs and during the winter they have curry nights. The membership cost is very good value for money at only £5 per person for a year. It is a great place to get to know your fellow villagers and to unwind and relax.

I had my wedding in one of the halls on 12th April , staff was amazing all way through even months…read morebefore , for a amazing price you can turn a hall into the most beautiful wedding , all my guest and staff loved how we transformed the hall ,drinks were good price to if you want to keep a wedding or party local then definitely think about hiring a hall at the working man's club

This is more than just a 'typical' working mens club…read more They have good entertainment at the weekends and in particular are the host venue for the Country Music club. Very reasonable drink prices.

This place is legendary. So many happy memories of nights here…read more It's not the same as it was a decade or so ago, but everyone still knows your name when you walk through the door. Can't say enough good things about the Grads Bar. Although they don't do food, there are numerous delivery places that know this bar well and serve you promptly.

The new management seems to have settled in and offers a good friendly service. We have only…read morevisited weekday lunch times for food and is normally quiet. the food is well prepared and cooked and the table is layed with linen napkins, thats got to be a plus.

A great country pub. A fine selection of local beers and ciders. First class food. always a…read morefriendly welcome.

Norwich Arts Centre is the kind of place that you can visit for no other reason than the ambience…read more As you walk in, the walls are full of band posters - most of whom you'll never have heard of - and the staff trotting about are all dressed in artsy hippie clothing. The foyer contains black leather chairs, which nicely compliment the bare brick walls of the building. Further inside, the concert room, bar, and upstairs lounge are all prominent and fantastic features. The drinks that the Arts Centre offers are displayed in handwritten, multi-coloured chalk behind the bar, which during the late afternoon is a good coffee place, and in the evening houses a bustling night life. Musicians gather from around the world most nights to perform at the Arts Centre. Locals will sometimes perform in the bar area, but most of the gigs happen in the seated concert room. The Arts Centre can boast stars such as Damien Rice and One Night Only during their very first tours, which is very impressive for such a small venue. A great place to grab a drink, meet with friends and hear some brilliant upcoming music.

Norwich Arts Centre is a really nice, intimate venue for live music. I've seen a couple of shows…read morehere and enjoyed them both. The acoustics are pretty good, and the sound technicians are normally good too. The place also has a bar/cafe with some nice drinks, and this makes it a good venue to meet up with friends, possibly before wandering further into the city.

Called in lunchtime midweek just for a drink, very quiet. Sat on terrace because had dog with us…read more Did not eat there but a good drink of Sharp's Doom Bar Prices are reasonable and discount for CAMRA members.

Nice friendly pub with reasonable prices…read more The garden is ideal for being with the kids. Regular tasteful music. Worth a visit.

A great little theatre, much better than you would expect in a small town like this…read more It is home to at least 3 community theatre groups so there is plenty going on here. Also the venue for some good musical shows.

Town centre hall used by local amdram and other charities for fund raising. Dates back over 300…read moreyears. It is the principal entertainment venue in the town and has undergone refurbishment. Seating is by loose chairs so leg room will depend on the number of expected audience (max 220). There is a licenced bar and drinks can be ordered for the interval. It currently plays host to various productions and live music concerts and serves the local and wider community as an ideal venue for craft fairs, exhibitions, drama/exercise classes, birthday parties and wedding receptions. Waveney District Council are currently seeking to offload the expence of running the Hall due to the current financial climate. Hopefully a suitable charity will take on the running of this succesful venue.

I used to come here sometimes years ago and it used to be really good, but it has gone far, far,…read morefar, far downhill. The whole vibe has changed and it seemed uninviting when me and my wife visited. Seems worlds apart from their new pub. Same good ales as the triangle, you just don't gag on the breath of the bar staff in there. ​​

Always a good selection of beers at reasonable prices…read more Eclectic range of music. Has a tendancy to get crowded - when it does the number of people sitting at the bar make getting drinks an ordeal.