If you want log fires and a cheery pub with the best food in the area, all home cooked, this is the…read moreplace to be, we love coming here for Sunday roast, you cannot beat the gravy its wonderful.

It was a pleasant experience. I was looking forward for the roast but its only served on weekends…read more The steak was cooked properly and the gravy actually tasted good with the meat. The fries was crispy. The service was good. They asked me twice on how my meal was and they were very attentive. Great place and its highly recommendable

I may not live in Norwich (yet), but I consider the Compleat Angler my local. Whenever I'm in town…read moreI MUST visit the Compleat Angler multiple times (daily at least, if not more). The people are always so wonderful and welcoming, the food and drinks are always on point!!!! I've never been made to feel like an outsider or tourist. Always treated like this is home. That's why it's my local from 4700 miles away.

Located on Stafford st in the Earlham Road side of the Golden Triangle. The Belle Vue is very…read morepopular with students and after work drinkers who flock there to take advantage of their early bird food prices, where you can get most of their meals with a couple of quid knocked off. The pub itself is roomy and there is always a good atmosphere. A nice size beer garden with a purpose built shelter for smokers is a plus. Worth a visit especially if you are hungry!!

The Belle Vue has a nice atmosphere and friendly staff, with a good selection of ales and…read morevegetarian options. The food is a decent price but don't expect too much for what you are paying. Had a veggie burger with generous portions but is more suited to a Wetherspoons style pub. Pints are a reasonable price but bottled beers are a bit steep. Wine choices are limited and of a poor quality. Overall stay for the decor and staff but pop to the chippy down the road before hand.

I really like this pub. Good selection of nice food. Pool table. Decently priced drinks. Pub…read moregarden. In the centre of the town. Seats could be a bit more comfortable in the bar though!

Good pub this, part of the Byfords empire. 9 real ales on last week, all very drinkable. Free…read moresausages on the bar on tuesday and friday at 5pm. Although they now do a steak night (rather dear) it is a pub essentially for a drink and a chat. Traditional pub games available. If you are unsure which ale to drink there is no problem having a taster. Toilets clean as well.

Well its a very well kept and laid out bar serving a range of keg craft beers . These are very…read moretasty . The place is bare wood floors and tables with bench seating . The prices are a little high but its well worth a visit .

Very good, well kept selection of craft beers, local and international beers. Prices are not low,…read morebut standard price for craft beers that you would expect in London. Quite a few tables, but expect to stand by the bar if it is busy. Loud and lively but great beer!

A nice country pub in Norwich, located right alongside the river. Plenty of outside seats for…read moreenjoying the sunshine and the water and the ducks. Try to tune out the noise of the train though, because one of the commuter lines is nearby and in the evening, it's busy. The sign at the bar indicating that food orders would be 45 minutes probably should have been our first clue. However, the beer was good and cold so we didn't mind. When the food arrived, it was quite good. Two of my dining companions went with the pie selection. Five small (two inches across) pies with a selection of fillings - beef and stilton, chicken, beer and mushroom and two they couldn't quite identify. With a bowl of very smooth mash. I had the slow roast guinea, which looked and tasted exactly like chicken. With mash and lightly wilted spinach and a lot of brown gravy. Delish. The desserts looked good, but we just stuck with the beer. I don't know if I would return - it was good but it is too far from the hotel where we're staying that it was *that* good.

Just outside the city, you'll find this great pub by the river…read more It's a beautiful pub with open beams and full of tables tucked in different nooks and crannies. They can cater for larger parties and are great with organising a tasty meal for work colleagues. The do a great meals with local produce in season. Their chunky chips go great with the food and the Sunday dinner are out of this world. It's best to book if you are dining at the weekend. The service is fast and polite in a fantastic setting.

Great stop for waiting on the next train to North Walsham. An hour to kill and don't mind killing…read morea few glass of wine as well. Nice location next to the river and decor is pleasing and clean. It's also across from the Norwich City Football ground (NCFC)!

This place is tucked away below the road level and next to the river, a 1 minute walk from the…read moretrain station and 10 minutes from the centre of town. It has a nice atmosphere, a good range on the menu and the food, for a chain pub, is decent and in the main appears to be cooked to order. The service is good. Friendly, efficient but suitably distracted by customers to leave you in peace when you want to eat. I offers good value and is easy on the pocket while still gives portions that leave your tummy full.

Great pint of Wherry! And very friendly bar staff. Cosy environment with a roaring wood fire…read more Relaxed here after a walk along the Waveney, great day!!

The Bear and Bells, in a way, resembles a Weatherspoon without actually being one. It's a pretty…read morebasic pub, but does have some comfy sofas, pool table, and a range of beers. It's not a bad place and is DEFINITELY better than the local Weatherspoons!