Great place for a few drinks and nibbles. Beers and g&ts were great, plus you can't go wrong with a…read morebaked Camembert and some chips. There's lots of seating, both indoor and outdoor, with some of it along the river. Ample shade if needed. Looking forward to going back for a proper meal.

The worst set of staff I've ever come across, especially the man at the bar, so rude and…read moredisinterested, no hospitality skills whatsoever!

The Unthank Arms, the peculiarly named to outsiders such as me. Named after a local town or village…read morenear Norwich I believe. I was in here for a friend's birthday, we just made it before the heaven's opened, scrambled in and I headed to the bar while everyone messed about dragging tables and chairs about. I drank a lovely local tipple called Golden Jackal, from the Wolf brewery, howling good so they say, and to be fair it was. I had a few. It was a good drink to have with my meal, not too strong or gassy. For dinner I started with belly pork and some form of dip, it was nice, possibly overcooked but for six quid it seemed more like four pork scratchings and McDonald's dipping sauce. The main course made up for it; hock of ham with mustard mash and creamed leeks. The vegetables all tasted beautifully fresh and the mustard mash rivalled my own university recipe, it were good, really good. The ham was extremely tender, falling from the bone, rare yet with crispy outer glory. A fine meal and really good value, the main more than levelling out what was a poor starter. The pub itself was a fine old building, purpose built for the surrounding mid-1800s estate, popular with students and locals alike. The garden was enormous, like a football pich, but for the rain I may have run about outside, instead I cowered under some roofing and smoked. The staff were really efficient, friendly and frankly damned attractive, as were the regulars, if a little less attractive. Was I ever to return to the area I'd encourage a return visit.

One of the more upmarket pubs thats situated within the Golden Triangle of Norwich. The Unthank…read morearms is a popular haunt for locals straying in from Newmarket Road, and wine guzzling locals. The pub has a nice cosy feel, but can feel a bit cold and sparse during the week if there not many people about. The meals are quite expensive, but I do believe you get what you pay for their and don't feel short changed. There is a nice garden outside, but the coverings for smokers could be improved. A yearly highlight is the Red Card comedy club week, worth a visit if you fancy wetting yourself with laughter..Nice!

C L O S E D U N T I L A N E W P U B L I C A N C A N B E D U P E D!…read more Fabulous well-known pub that struggles because owners, Admiral Taverns, Inc., LLC, etc., won't spend THEIR money & expect the new publicans to fix everything which clearly puts any new publican BEHIND the 8 ball (deficit) while THEY charge too much & offer NO HELP‼

A pub/B&B almost as old as the famed Wymondham Abbey…read more This place has personality and warmth that only comes with centuries of age. I can just imagine the townsfolk stopping by this cozy little place for a drink. I had a glass of wine and lovely time appreciating the little knickknacks for decoration and historic architecture. Definitely stop by if you're ever in the area. Have a drink and enjoy the fire mulling some wine.

We had an excellent meal and a great evening. I had the burger -- it prepared really well and…read morereally quite large. Everyone was happy with their meals though. Nice pub atmosphere and lots of basic wood furniture.

There are three Coach and Horses in Norwich - this is the one right near the rail station and the…read moreRoyal Mail sorting office. As such, it gets a decent after-work crowd. Large screen TV means that the locals will be here cheering for Norwich or cheering for whomever is playing against Ipswich. On football nights, expect a big crowd so arrive early to get a table. Several local brews available on tap and a few of the mass produced drafts too. Very good food menu. I had a lamb steak with new potatoes that was just awesome. My dinner-mate said his steak and Guinness pie was also excellent. There are a few parking spaces in the front. I don't know where you'll find parking nearby if those are filled. A regular go-to place in Norwich, I recommend it highly!

A small premises tucked away at the end of a lane between two holiday parks,next door to a…read moremarina.One or two(in the holiday season) cask ales available along with a good choice of keg beers and lager.There is access to the riverside patio from the bar, where there are tables and seating when the weather permits.Food is served,and the menu although not huge would cover most tastes.Although I did not eat, the meals being ordered looked good and from the comments I heard was very tasty and well cooked.All in all,a nice little riverside pub worth a visit,if you can find it!!!

What an excellant little inn staff are extremely accomadating with food choices, you can not fault…read morethe staff all really helpfull and very friendly, diffentately worth a visit excellant setting. The services was quick and the food is excellant. What a fantastic place to visit.

Well as a visitor first impressions were good , nice decor looked clean . But there was a distinct…read moresmell near the bar , only two real ales on and these were warm and stale . Sorry give it a miss .

This pub's a bit of a strange one. It certainly has character, and it a good place for a drink…read more Prices aren't that bad either. The acoustic night on Thursdays is an open mike night, so a bit mixed, but some good stuff.

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.

Walking around the lovely town of Norwich, we came across this small bar. It's got a quaint…read moreatmosphere with seating on main floor, upstairs, and outside. We opted to sit outside, but the outside seating area was extremely small. Be prepared to be cramped anywhere you sit as the inside is limited for seating space as well. Nonetheless, the waiters were very nice and attentive. While my business partner drank a bloody mary (he said it was the best he'd ever tasted), I ordered a pint of Adnams Ghost Ship. I like my beers a little on the hoppy side, so this choice was perfect: not too hoppy, but still carries a citrus taste. With a menu heavily slanted towards brunch, I ordered the traditional English breakfast and was satisfied. Not the best I've ever had, but certainly worth recommending to the casual visitor.

Franks is the fantastic! It's a cozy creative feeling…read moreatmosphere always busy with people eating, chatting, reading a novel, or watching a film on the upstairs screen. We came one morning from brunch and loved the eggs! They do a fine cup of coffee as well. The "American Style" Pancakes where however anything but American Style. Being an American I can say I've never laid eyes on a pancake like that and I've had my share. They tasted nice, but it was essentially a couple scones made from pancake batter. We went back again for breakfast a few weeks later and brought friends from London with us and tries more of the egg dishes, bacon, and chorizo this time which were all stellar. Franks is quickly becoming our favorite breakfast and brunch place in Norwich. This Thursday we are planning of stopping in for dinner to give it a go.