CRAFT CASK BEERS BREWED IN NORWICH

PUB INFORMATION and HISTORY
“All Sir Garnet” meaning “all is in order”.
Opening times
Monday – ursday 10.00 – midnight,
Friday – Saturday 10.00 – 02.00
Sunday 10.30 – 20.30
St Andrews Brew House
41 St Andrews Street, Norwich, NR2
4TP
01603 305995
info@standrewsbrewhouse.com
www.standrewsbrewhouse.com
Fiirst opened its doors in July 2015. Situated at the heart of
Norwich, in a grade II listed building, its history stretches
back to the 16th century. First licensed in 1898 and named
after the Norfolk & Norwich Triennial Music Festival. e
pub now has an onsite microbrewery.
Opening times
Monday 08.00 – 23.00
Tuesday – ursday 08.00 – midnight
Friday 8.00 – 01.00, Saturday 11.00 – 01.00
Sunday 11.00 – midnight
Take 5
17 Tombland, Norwich, NR3 1HF
01603 763099
take5tombland@btconnect.com
Dating from 1771 and originally
called the Waggon & Horses pub (it
is located on the corner of Waggon and Horses Lane) the
pub was renamed the Louis Marchesi in 1976 in honour of
the founder of the Round Table movement. It closed in
2004 to reopen as Take 5 Cafe & Bar.
Opening times
Tuesday – ursday 11.00 – 23.00,
Friday 11.00 – midnight, Saturday 11.00 – 23.00,
Bank Holiday Monday 12.00 – 21.00. Closed Sundays
Trafford Arms
61 Grove Road, Norwich, NR1 3RL
01603 628466
www.traffordarms.co.uk
mail@traffordarms.co.uk
Robert Allen was the first licensee
in 1887. e pub was completely destroyed by enemy
action in June 1942, but by July 1943 was carrying on
trading in a temporary building known as the Chicken
House. It was rebuilt in 1955.
Opening times
Monday – ursday 11.00 – 23.00, Friday 11.00 – 23.30,
Saturday 10.00 – 23.30, Sunday 10.00 – 22.30
Unthank Arms
149 Newmarket Street, Norwich,
NR2 2DR
01603 631557
www.theunthankarms.com
postbox@theunthankarms.com
e pub is named after the
Unthank family who owned land throughout the area. e
first licensee was Jeremiah Etheridge Watering (11 August
1891) who served for 10 years. e pub originally had a
bowling green and stables. Today the pub is owned by Nick
and Briony De’Ath who have been there over 20 years.
Opening times
Monday – ursday 11.00 – 23.00, Friday 11.00 – late
Saturday 10.00 – late, Sunday 10.00 – 22.30
Vine
7 Dove Street, Norwich, NR2 1DE
01603 627362
www.vinethai.co.uk
tinyaey@gmail.com
Built in 1786, the first known
licensee was George Kew in 1841.
e Vine has long been the smallest pub in Norwich. From
1846-1860 it was known as the Albert Tavern (named after
Prince Albert) but when Prince Albert died in 1861 the
pub reverted to the Vine. Aey Allen runs the pub offering
ai cuisine both in the bar and the upstairs restaurant.
Opening times
Monday - Saturday 11.00 – 23.00. Closed Sundays
Walnut Tree Shades
Old Post Office Court, Norwich, NR2 1NG
01603 622910
thewalnuttreeshades.com/
Enquiries@thewalnuttreeshades.com
e building is 17th century and Grade
II listed. e first known licensee was
William Haylett Roe in 1841. e cellar
is believed to be part of Norwich’s famous ‘Underground
Tunnel Network’. Norwich’s best blues, jazz and rock ‘n’
roll venue, there is live music several times a week. e pub
has a replica Wurlitzer juke box.
Opening times
Monday – ursday 11.30 – midnight
Friday – Saturday 11.30 – 01.00, Sunday 12.00 – 22.00
Whalebone
144 Magdalen Road, Norwich,
NR3 4BA
01603 425482
www.whalebonefreehouse.co.uk/
e building was built by two carpenters,
Richard Sexton and Robert Lincoln, between 1817
and 1820 and included a brewery and stables. e garage
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