Good pub food Norwich

From riverside gastropubs and town bars to real ale pubs, Norwich boasts some very nice places for al fresco ingesting - we select the best places to sip a pint in the sun.

58 St Benedicts Street

The St Benedicts Street club features a reputation for top alcohol yard within the city and a buzzing atmosphere whenever sun shines. The big outdoor space has actually a fascinating design with seating among the woods creating stands to stay in, plus additional tables flanked by parasols. Should the climate change chilly, there are outside heaters to ensure that the al fresco ingesting can continue in convenience.

30-34 Unthank Road

a destination for gin lovers, there’s over 60 of the juniper-infused tipples to pick from, plus locally sourced ales, art beers and an eclectic wine list. Picnic tables cover the big grass and nest seats hang from the woods into the walled yard in the Georgian Townhouse. In the summertime months, be prepared to find fire grilled and spit-roasted meat on offer, thanks to the big outside barbeque

The Georgian Townhouse

42-58 St Georges Street

The riverside courtyard location at the arty Playhouse club is a well known student haunt. Along with its multi-coloured picnic tables and chilled out environment it's a good spot to drink a pint through to the sunshine decreases. The bar hosts regular summertime barbecues and pop-up food events, in addition to live music. Once in, be sure you have a look at miniature town dangling from roof.

Norwich Playhouse club

1 Leicester Street

The vibrant Golden Triangle club boasts a sizable alcohol yard that becomes a sunshine trap on a cloudless day - with picnic tables and a great amount of space for energetic children to perform off some vapor. And a well stocked club, there is certainly an enticing meals selection. Don’t miss out the halloumi burger with chargrilled pepper, courgette and fresh pesto.

The York Tavern

1 Pembroke Path

Possibly the most commonly known beer yard in Golden Triangle, The Garden House has a large outdoor space with a lot of picnic benches and bistro tables. With six real ales regarding the club and a tasty menu including home-smoked meat and top-notch hamburgers, it’s an easy task to end up remaining from day to night. Take to the Bunny Chow burger, created using homemade falafel and nice chilli sauce in a brioche bun.

The Garden House

46 Yarmouth Road

Should you want to get some rays, feed the ducks and revel in a chilled cup of wine by the River Yare, then your Rushcutters on Yarmouth Road is the location to get. The household friendly sixteenth century club restaurant is a picturesque place for al-fresco dining – watch the ships get past and tuck into a snack through the extensive menu.

The Rushcutters

6 St Martins Palace Simple

A lot more of a terrace than an alcohol yard, the tables and seats clustered in front with this traditional pub by the Magistrates Court are perfect for taking advantage of the sun's rays with a quick pint.

Wig and Pen

98-100 Lawson Road

The north Norwich pub has actually an agreeable, unpretentious atmosphere and several real ales with to 35 different cask and keg beers being offered. The grassy outdoor space features picnic tables and plenty of room to capture some rays and watch society go by.

33 Newmarket Road

The pretty Georgian-style club boasts a sizable tree-lined beer garden with a children’s play location and climbing framework. Ideal for a relaxed family members get-together, you can find tables under cover, a patio barbeque and a bustling, friendly atmosphere.

The Eagle

Lamb Backyard, Orford Put

If you want a break from shopping, the town center location of Henry’s – because it's identified – could be the perfect destination to down shopping bags and recuperate with a gin and tonic in the sun. Plus, the covered seating area filled with heaters, means an abrupt improvement in weather does not have to spoil the outside drinking.

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