Restaurants in Norfolk

In the mid 1930s, Colonel Harland Sanders bought a motel and caf in Corbin, Kentucky. Despite having tried his hand at several aspects of work - from railroading to operating a steam-powered ferryboat - Colonel Sanders loved to cook and was always experimenting with various combinations of seasonings.

The tenancy of the Lighthouse Inn was taken over in April 1989 by Steve Bullimore and the freehold purchased in November that year, introducing Walcott's 1st Free House. In the last 20 years The Lighthouse Inn has made many improvements, with even more planned for the future. During this time the Lighthouse

Our loyal band of clients already know how nice the drink and food is at The Fur and Feather Inn - it's what keeps them coming back week after week. And don't just take our word for it, we are featured in The Good Pub Guide, CAMRA's Good Beer Guide and nominated for local awards. Here's why. It's a pretty

The Brick Kilns Public House and Restaurant in Little Plumstead near Norwich is operated by Paul and Mandy Anderson-Cowles. Built over 400 years ago, this character pub has a charming interior with a lot of oak beams and real fires in winter. The popular restaurant serves traditional foods as well as

The Mill Inn is a well presented country pub providing Fresh Ground Morning Coffee, Breakfasts, Lunches and Evening meals and a nice range of real ales draft and bottled beers a nice range of wines, spirits and soft drinks. The Mill Inn had a nice sized car park and a huge beer garden with a kids's play

Alex & Aimee would like to welcome you to the Dog Inn Pub & Restaurant which re-opened in June 2009. Situated in the village of Swardeston, approximately 4 miles from the middle of Norwich, the Dog Inn is a Grade ll listed building dating from the eighteenth Century. Now totally refurbished and given