Great customer service. Fast response time. A high-quality bourbon and a bottle that you can keep…read moreforever. It is also simple to design your own label. I will surely let you know about this experience. A thousand thanks!

Good buffet and great drinks . Very clean and the ambience is nice . Never been here before... so I…read moredecided to try it out. So far I am impressed and this is in the heart of Norwich .

The food is delicious, the place is beautiful, has free wi-fi. I would give it four stars.read more

Art lovers of Norwich probably already know all about the Grapevine Gallery. head down Unthank Road…read morefrom the city and you'll find it on the right hand side. Big windows. Pictures and sculpures behind the glass, as you might expect The Grapevine is a lovely gallery to visit, they have regular exhibitions from both local artists and artists from all over the world. Brilliant selection of prints and fine art books too. At the back of the gallery they also have a ceramics studio, which is a great place to take kids to for some mug and plate decorating. They also have a sister gallery up in Burnham market. That's lovely too.

They have lots of bottles here, that's for sure, although there's very little of interest. For…read moreexample, they have 5+ beers from Greene King. I ended up buying three cans of Omega, a high-boost white cider, which were a bargain at 80p per can. This place is definitely not a destination in and of itself, but if you are trekking out to Fat Cat, and you certainly should if you are visiting Norwich and enjoy a good pub with good beer, then it would be worth it to spend a few minutes in G.O. Drinks to see if you can unearth a few scoops.

My two friends and I visited during the Radio One Weekend. Overall a nice pub with good food…read more The staff were rushed off their feet though - I think they needed a couple of extra waitresses. Our servers were a bit abrupt and barked answers at us when we requested information. I don't think they were rude, just stressed! The courtyard outside is lovely, and while the environmental impact of outside heater-lights is sad to consider, they do make it possible to outside even on a chilly day in the shade. They have a fair selection of larger and ales and the food menu was good. Lots of choice, and not all mainstream - I had a mango, red onion chutney and chicken baguette. Could have done with more mango but certainly a more interesting sandwich than many pubs would offer. I would definitely recommend, and really mean to give it a 3.5!

Despite the service being really friendly it took us FOREVER to be served our food. We went in on a…read moreSunday and got a 2-course meal for £14, which was a great deal for us living in London. The bubble and squeak starter was good. As was the Sunday roast, but what I hate about these pub roasts is the rubbery-textured greens that taste like they were just microwaved from frozen! The pub is located down a little alley way with tables outside. It looks like a great place to be in summer. The decoration inside is really nice and there is a great dining area upstairs. I wouldn't hesitate to come in here again for drinks, but for food I'd rather not have to wait so long.