No one needs to be the designated driver when you visit these fantastic Norfolk bars and pubs located near railway stations.
1. The Suffield Arms, Thorpe Market
This pub was built by Lord Suffield in the 19th century and it was purchased by art dealer Ivor Braka in 2016, who also owns the nearby Gunton Arms.
After an extensive refurbishment, The Suffield Arms, located opposite Gunton Station, reopened in 2021 and there is eye-catching artwork at every turn.
The gastropub boasts a traditional bar area, a Mediterranean tapas restaurant with an open kitchen and an upstairs saloon bar.
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2. The Coach and Horses, Norwich
The Coach and Horses in Thorpe Road is just a five-minute walk from Norwich Station and it shows live sport on its many screens.
It serves beer, real ale, lager and wine and the street food-style menu includes chicken wings, burgers and hot dogs.
Chalk Hill Brewery is at the same site, which was founded in 1993, and it supplies local pubs including The Coach and Horses.
3. The Mulberry Tree, Attleborough
Located a stone's throw from the town's railway station, The Mulberry Tree is a firm favourite with locals - especially in the summer with its spacious garden.
The drinks offering includes a range of cocktails and the restaurant menu is packed with seasonal and local produce.
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4. The Kings Head Inn, Acle
Fast-growing local pub group Snug Hospitality reopened The Kings Head Inn in June 2023 after a refurbishment that took it back to its traditional roots.
The pub is also home to The Acle Steak restaurant, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and there are bedrooms for overnight stays.
5. The Gangway, Sheringham
You can have a pint in hand within minutes after stepping off the train and heading straight to The Gangway - a modern bar opposite Sheringham Station.
On offer is an extensive range of craft beers, cocktails, coffees, pastries, cakes and much more.
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