What to do in Norwich?
Discussion
Mrs H67 and I are off up north tomorrow for a couple of days R&R at a country hotel near Norwich.
My fault ~ I bought her a voucher for 2 rather hoping she`d go twice. Still, you can`t win em all.
Anyway, can a helpful PHer recommend a decent restaurant or pub worthy of a visit, preferably one with a chef that won`t object to me ordering well done steak or being spoken to in a posh southern accent.
Thanks chaps.
My fault ~ I bought her a voucher for 2 rather hoping she`d go twice. Still, you can`t win em all.
Anyway, can a helpful PHer recommend a decent restaurant or pub worthy of a visit, preferably one with a chef that won`t object to me ordering well done steak or being spoken to in a posh southern accent.
Thanks chaps.
KelWedge said:
Give us a clue then, which Hotel then?
Norwich Shopping better than most, Lots of places to visit in the area, Driving roads around Hethal are good, no idea why!
Which hotel? dunno, how many can there be? Mrs H booked it. Norwich Shopping better than most, Lots of places to visit in the area, Driving roads around Hethal are good, no idea why!
So, shopping or interfamily marriage. Can`t wait.
No trip to Norwich is complete without a trip to the Belgium Monk - it's not far from the city centre and offers an amazing selection of Belgium Beer all served in traditional Belgium beer glasses. The restaurant is good also, mostly renowned for its Mussels but other dishes are good also.
Or if Ale is more your thing, the Fat Cat is worth checking out - serves its own Ale along with a vast selection of other Ales and Cider. Its a little out of the city centre but well worth a visit and a lovely atmosphere. Fairly sure it won CAMRA pub of the year a few years back.
If you're hungry Mambo Jambos is worth a visit - its like a mini HRC or Planet Hollywood but Mexican cuisine. Blue Moon on Draft as well
Other items of note:
Castle
Colmans Mustard Shop
Could see what gigs are on at the UEA LCR or Waterfront
Norwich Riverside has the usual bars/bowling/cinema/nightclubs etc
Or if Ale is more your thing, the Fat Cat is worth checking out - serves its own Ale along with a vast selection of other Ales and Cider. Its a little out of the city centre but well worth a visit and a lovely atmosphere. Fairly sure it won CAMRA pub of the year a few years back.
If you're hungry Mambo Jambos is worth a visit - its like a mini HRC or Planet Hollywood but Mexican cuisine. Blue Moon on Draft as well
Other items of note:
Castle
Colmans Mustard Shop
Could see what gigs are on at the UEA LCR or Waterfront
Norwich Riverside has the usual bars/bowling/cinema/nightclubs etc
UberMeister said:
No trip to Norwich is complete without a trip to the Belgium Monk - it's not far from the city centre and offers an amazing selection of Belgium Beer all served in traditional Belgium beer glasses. The restaurant is good also, mostly renowned for its Mussels but other dishes are good also.
Or if Ale is more your thing, the Fat Cat is worth checking out - serves its own Ale along with a vast selection of other Ales and Cider. Its a little out of the city centre but well worth a visit and a lovely atmosphere. Fairly sure it won CAMRA pub of the year a few years back.
If you're hungry Mambo Jambos is worth a visit - its like a mini HRC or Planet Hollywood but Mexican cuisine. Blue Moon on Draft as well
Other items of note:
Castle
Colmans Mustard Shop
Could see what gigs are on at the UEA LCR or Waterfront
Norwich Riverside has the usual bars/bowling/cinema/nightclubs etc
+plus the wine cellar very nice little place hidden gem Or if Ale is more your thing, the Fat Cat is worth checking out - serves its own Ale along with a vast selection of other Ales and Cider. Its a little out of the city centre but well worth a visit and a lovely atmosphere. Fairly sure it won CAMRA pub of the year a few years back.
If you're hungry Mambo Jambos is worth a visit - its like a mini HRC or Planet Hollywood but Mexican cuisine. Blue Moon on Draft as well
Other items of note:
Castle
Colmans Mustard Shop
Could see what gigs are on at the UEA LCR or Waterfront
Norwich Riverside has the usual bars/bowling/cinema/nightclubs etc
UberMeister said:
No trip to Norwich is complete without a trip to the Belgium Monk - it's not far from the city centre and offers an amazing selection of Belgium Beer all served in traditional Belgium beer glasses. The restaurant is good also, mostly renowned for its Mussels but other dishes are good also.
Or if Ale is more your thing, the Fat Cat is worth checking out - serves its own Ale along with a vast selection of other Ales and Cider. Its a little out of the city centre but well worth a visit and a lovely atmosphere. Fairly sure it won CAMRA pub of the year a few years back.
If you're hungry Mambo Jambos is worth a visit - its like a mini HRC or Planet Hollywood but Mexican cuisine. Blue Moon on Draft as well
Other items of note:
Castle
Colmans Mustard Shop
Could see what gigs are on at the UEA LCR or Waterfront
Norwich Riverside has the usual bars/bowling/cinema/nightclubs etc
Thanks chap. We both love Mexican so good shout. Does the Belgian place sell that weird red lager that I once got sOr if Ale is more your thing, the Fat Cat is worth checking out - serves its own Ale along with a vast selection of other Ales and Cider. Its a little out of the city centre but well worth a visit and a lovely atmosphere. Fairly sure it won CAMRA pub of the year a few years back.
If you're hungry Mambo Jambos is worth a visit - its like a mini HRC or Planet Hollywood but Mexican cuisine. Blue Moon on Draft as well
Other items of note:
Castle
Colmans Mustard Shop
Could see what gigs are on at the UEA LCR or Waterfront
Norwich Riverside has the usual bars/bowling/cinema/nightclubs etc
tfaced on in Oostende? UberMeister said:
No trip to Norwich is complete without a trip to the Belgium Monk - it's not far from the city centre and offers an amazing selection of Belgium Beer all served in traditional Belgium beer glasses. The restaurant is good also, mostly renowned for its Mussels but other dishes are good also.
Or if Ale is more your thing, the Fat Cat is worth checking out - serves its own Ale along with a vast selection of other Ales and Cider. Its a little out of the city centre but well worth a visit and a lovely atmosphere. Fairly sure it won CAMRA pub of the year a few years back.
If you're hungry Mambo Jambos is worth a visit - its like a mini HRC or Planet Hollywood but Mexican cuisine. Blue Moon on Draft as well
Other items of note:
Castle
Colmans Mustard Shop
Could see what gigs are on at the UEA LCR or Waterfront
Norwich Riverside has the usual bars/bowling/cinema/nightclubs etc
What about "The Shades" - Beer and blues in the centre of town where you can "wait for her" whilst she is doing the shopping thing Or if Ale is more your thing, the Fat Cat is worth checking out - serves its own Ale along with a vast selection of other Ales and Cider. Its a little out of the city centre but well worth a visit and a lovely atmosphere. Fairly sure it won CAMRA pub of the year a few years back.
If you're hungry Mambo Jambos is worth a visit - its like a mini HRC or Planet Hollywood but Mexican cuisine. Blue Moon on Draft as well
Other items of note:
Castle
Colmans Mustard Shop
Could see what gigs are on at the UEA LCR or Waterfront
Norwich Riverside has the usual bars/bowling/cinema/nightclubs etc
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