East Norfolk Branch pubs selling real ale

• Acle
  • Acle Social Club Bridewell Lane Acle NR13 3RA ku.oc.ertnecnoitaercerelca@nimda(01493) 752989

    Social club and recreational centre in Acle. The club allows CAMRA members to visit on production of current Membership Card or GBG. Up to two ales on offer. Occasional live music and quiz nights. Food served daily.

  • Bridge Inn Acle Bridge, Old Road Acle NR13 3AT ku.oc.egdirbelca@olleh(01493) 750288

    Sited on the River Bure between Stokesby and Thurne, this is more of a riverside restaurant with a bar than a pub that does food. It has ample moorings and car park. There is an excellent large garden with plenty of seating and good views of the river plus a large children's play area. It offers a good selection of food all day and welcomes children and dogs. The number of ales on offer will be less in the winter months.

  • Hermitage 64 Old Road Acle NR13 3QP moc.liamg@egatimrehesuoheip07826 757733

    This is primarily a restaurant with a well stocked bar area offering up to four real ales and a number of interesting bottled beers. Nicely presented and comfortable seating within and a stylish outside area next to but fenced off from the road. One of the few pubs left in a largeish (for Norfolk) villiage. Within about half a mile walking distance from the river and broads moorings. This restaurant has a good reputation for its food. Winter food service times may vary please check beforehand.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

  • Kings Head Inn The Street Acle NR13 3DY ku.oc.elcadaehsgnikeht@bup(01493) 262226

    Reopened under new management and reverting to its original name, the pub has a steak orientated restaurant and separate family area. The new team operating the venue, Snug Hospitality, are well known in the Norfolk area with other pubs in their portfolio including the Freemasons Arms in Norwich and the Kings Head in Cromer. Bed and Breakfast available, along with the reintroduction of real ale by the new operators of the venue this is indeed good news for the village. Open daily for breakfast 0800-1100.

• Belton
  • Tavern 60 Station Road South Belton NR31 9AA (01493) 780286

    Single bar village local with friendly staff. Pool played in separate area.

• Bradwell
  • Sun Inn 154 Beccles Road, Bradwell, Norfolk Bradwell NR31 8PS (01493) 662235

    A two bar pub, the lower or bottom bar being part of the original old pub. Extremely large beer garden to the rear with various play equipment for younger children. Recently refurbished to a high standard and now focusing on being a more family-friendly, food led establishment. Two Real Ales usually on offer.

• Browston
  • Browston Hall Browston Green Browston NR31 9DW moc.loa@llahnotsworbofni(01493) 667591

    Browston Hall is a large sports complex with its own indoor bowls green, with separate bar, tennis courts, an interesting 9-hole par 3 golf course, golf shop and driving range. The main bar acts as the 19th hole and reception area for those wanting food, but is a large attractive sitting area in its own right. There is no membership required except for the bowls. But booking in advance for some of the facilities may be advised.

• Burgh Castle
  • Burgh Hall Lords Lane Burgh Castle NR31 9EP (01493) 780333

    Despite its location on a holiday park the bar is open to all visitors and unusually remains open all year round. Child friendly and offering a warm welcome. One Cask Ale on offer.

  • Fishermans Inn Burgh Castle Marina, Butt Lane Burgh Castle NR31 9PZ moc.kooltuo@nnisnamrehsifeht(01493) 547212

    Difficult to find but worth it; this pub is down a long track to the river. Fine views over the Waverney and its reed covered valley. A single storey bar and restaurant, with parking and ample free 24 hour moorings adjacent. Winter times may vary. Under new ownership and worth visiting if in the area. Up to three ales on offer, pub will close earlier if less busy.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

  • Queens Head High Road Burgh Castle NR31 9QQ (01493) 780363

    Locally sourced food is served daily at this villiage local. Extensively renovated to a high standard. Up to three changing beers usually on offer, mainly from Greene King. Pleasant outside seating area.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

• Caister-on-Sea
  • Branfords Restaurant & Bar Norwich Road Caister-on-Sea NR30 5JL moc.liamg@tnaruatsersdrofnarb(01493) 720400

    Hotel, restaurant and fitness centre, with comfortable bar serving up to four real ales. Various other facilities available to guests including a swimming pool, spa, jacuzzi, steam room, and a hairdressers!. Bar open to non-residents with a good choice of well kept ales, usually from the Woodforde's range. Worth seeking out this bar at the rear of the hotel, where the restaurant with the same name can also be found.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

  • Castle Norwich Road Caister-on-Sea NR30 5JN (01493) 728933

    Large bar divided into several areas on split levels. Separate restaurant. Set in extensive grounds.

  • Centurion 132 Ormesby Road Caister-on-Sea NR30 5NJ (01493) 720427

    Large bar with even larger lounge. Pool and darts. Geared for summer holiday trade. Food led with up to two ales on offer.

  • Gate High Street Caister-on-Sea NR30 5EL 07743 466496

    Ex Lacons and Whitbread pub, it was once the tram terminus in the town centre. Large well appointed multi-roomed pub with plenty of comfortable seating. Separate games room with two pool tables. Large enclosed rear garden with seating and slides etc. Now open under the Craft Union badged 'Free House' model. Smart new interior and welcoming staff.

  • Kings Arms West Road Caister-on-Sea NR30 5AQ (01493) 720648

    Large bar with separate games room. Comfortably furnished, on split levels. Friendly and welcoming community focused pub, two ales now on offer. Community book exchange in the bar and a roaring fire welcomes visitors in the winter months, with outside seating for the warmer weather.

  • Ship Inn 2 Victoria Street Caister-on-Sea NR30 5HA (01493) 543694

    This pub is recorded as the oldest pub in Caister and was originally two cottages built in 1815. Close to the beach and Lifeboat Station (Caister boasts the only privately funded volunteer rescue service with a full sized boat). Recently refurbished and under new ownership. Currently CLOSED MONDAYS except Bank Holidays. Food service will be seasonal.

• Caldecott, Fritton
  • Barn 1 Caldecott Beccles Road Caldecott, Fritton NR31 9EY (01493) 543147

    Situated down a long road off the main A143, next to Redwings Horse Sanctuary, at Caldecott Hall Country Park. A food led venue located in a very large barn conversion, with pleasant courtyard seating to the rear and and benches at the front giving views over the golf course. The venue services the Tingdene static caravan site, log cabins lodges and golf course. One real ale served on handpump. Live music and food events hosted during the summer and festive periods. Please check food service times with the venue and winter opening times will vary. Run by the same team as Bar 1, Gorleston.

    CHECK WINTER FOOD SERVICE WITH PUB.

• California
  • California Tavern California Road California NR29 3QW ku.oc.nrevatainrofilac@ofni(01493) 730340

    Free house with a large child-friendly garden and pool table, under the same ownership since 1993. Regular live music. Up to four ales on offer in the summer. Usually closes in January for staff break. Popular during the summer season, Sunday Carvery. Live music during season. Real Cider is from the nearby Scratby. Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

• Cantley
  • Cock Tavern Manor Road Cantley NR13 3JQ moc.kcocyltnaceht@olleh(01493) 700895

    Characterful large traditional timbered pub with a bar and two separate dining areas. New licensses since July 2021.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for further details of the Ale Guide.

  • Reedcutter Station Road Cantley NR13 3SH moc.liamtoh@sknabllimnyl(01493) 701099

    18th Century riverside inn with moorings, offering a range of facilities for holidaymakers, including breakfasts, served from 8am. Bar snacks are also available at all times.Features in the recently released film "Yesterday." The landlord is a cider connoisseur, and unusually for the Broads, five or more are usually available all year round, mostly from the West Country. In winter the pub is quieter, catering mostly for local trade and families, with at least one real ale on offer. from Mighty Oak brewery. Pub is just a few minuites walk from Cantly station. Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide.. Check the Branch website for further details of the Ale Guide.

• Filby
  • Kings Head Main Road Filby NR29 3HY (01493) 730992

    Filby is renowned for it's superb summer floral displays which are everywhere. The pub was originally owned by Lowestoft brewer Morse before it was taken over by Morgan, and stands at the eastern end of the village set back a little from the road. Following a major refurbishment in 2017 it now has a single modern bar, with two areas, one of which leads out to the enclosed garden, with tables on the grass and on the small patio. The bar top is made of bronze coins, covered with glass, and has three handpumps, and lager and craft taps on the back bar.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for further details of the Ale Guide.

• Fleggburgh
  • Kings Arms Main Road Fleggburgh NR29 3AG ku.oc.liamtoh@hgrubggelfsmrasgnikeht(01493) 368333

    Large two bar public house which was extended and renovated in April 2012 to a very high standard. Two to 4 real ales are offered from around the country. There is a traditional pub menu and the separate restaurant offers a fine dining menu. The owner Mark Dixon trained as a chef at the Imperial in Yarmouth and was Norfolk Food and Drink Awards Chef of the Year 2013.

• Geldeston
  • Locks Inn Locks Lane Geldeston NR34 0HS moc.nniskcoleht@ofni(01508) 830033

    Down a long meandering track, the Locks fronts the River Waveney, with large gardens and overnight moorings. Up to four beers are served, mainly Green Jack Brewery. The small bar has low ceiling beams, clay tile floor and is lit by candlelight at night. Modern extensions allow the pub to host live music acts including bands every Sunday afternoon and traditional music every Thursday evening. With beer festivals yearly and many other events this is a real community pub. Use NR34 0HS for SatNavs or you'll end up on the wrong side of the river! Popular sunday roasts on offer. East Norfolk CAMRA Branch Rural Pub of the Year 2023. CLOSED MO0N/TUE TO SPRING 2024. Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for further details of the Ale Guide.

  • Wherry 7 The Street Geldeston NR34 0LB (01508) 518371

    A typical Norfolk Country Pub.The classic Public Bar boasts a clay-tiled floor, with a larger main bar/ conservatory at the rear, and a pleasant west/ south facing garden. 2-3 well kept Adnams Ales regularly on offer. With food featuring thus making this pub an essential stop what more could you want. With a lovely open fire and a short walk from the river a beautiful setting for a great pub.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

• Gillingham
  • Swan Motel Loddon Road Gillingham NR34 0LD (01502) 712055

    The original Swan started life in 1789 when it was owned by the next door saddler. Those buildings are long gone, but their replacement has grown into a stylish half pub/ half restaurant. The Adnams beer on offer is usually good and the food plentiful. There is a good sized garden to the south with an awning for smokers. There are several motel style rooms available for travellers.

• Gorleston
  • Bar 1 1 Pier Walk Gorleston NR31 6DA moc.liam@1rebmunrab(01493) 650065

    Lively, therefore somewhat noisy, with TV screens showing sport and music including live events. Small outside drinking areas at front and back. Sandwiched between two regular GBG pubs, but provides a choice if you are seeking a more lively non ale focused environment.

  • Captain Manby Guinevere Road, Beacon Park Gorleston NR31 7RW ku.oc.yrevracybot@ybnamniatpac(01493) 653686

    A Toby Carvery with an adjacent Travelodge. Normally at least one real ale on, nothing local.

  • Cliff Hotel Cliff Hill Gorleston NR31 6DH ku.oc.letohffilceht@noitpecer(01493) 662179

    Well presented cliff-top hotel with a new bar and large balcony with superb views over the sea, harbour mouth and beach. The bar usually has two real ales available.

  • Dock Tavern Dock Tavern Lane Gorleston NR31 6PY (01493) 442255

    Close to the river and main shopping area and next to Morrisons car park, on the far side of which is the last remenant of Bakers Brewery, note the grain hoist on the east side. Subject to flood damage many times and as recently as 2021,it has featured regularly in the Good Beer Guide. The outside drinking area at the front is a sun trap in warmer weather. Music most weekends and the pub hosts an Annual charity music day which attracts a large crowd. Up to five Cask Ales plus CAMRA approved ciders usually on offer. Popular locals pub well worth seeking out if in the area.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

    PLEASE NOTE,the car parking in Morrisons car park opposite is now restricted to 90 mins.

  • Feathers Inn 128 High Street Gorleston NR31 6RE (01493) 663692

    In the centre of town a Craft Union pub, still badged as a Free House which it no longer is. Close to the library, shops and opposite the bus stops and taxi rank, the pub is in the centre of town and near many takeaways and restaurants. It is comfortable and has multiple screens for viewing sport. There is a small area outside for drinking. The two ales on offer are competitively priced. Parking is allowed to the North of the pub

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

  • Gorleston Conservative Club 34 Pier Plain Gorleston NR31 6PE moc.liamg@rettelswenbewbulc.moc.rog(01493) 662176

    The Conservative Club is a large rambling old Victorian building with many rooms, close to the town centre. All the club's facilities are available to CAMRA members for a small fee, including three snooker tables and a bowls green (open May-August. booking required). The club has a large well stocked bar with one real ales usually available on hand pump.

  • Green Bear 89/90 High Street Gorleston NR31 6RQ (01493) 655899

    Formerly Gorleston Social Club. No membership required. Up to two ales on offer.

  • Lord Nelson 33 Trafalgar Road West Gorleston NR31 8BS (01493) 304639

    This is a Batemans tied house which is a corner local with two bars, and one and up to two real ales on. There is a large paved garden area at the back, with a number of Nelson inspired pictures on the walls. There is plenty of parking available in the nearby streets. The only Batemans owned pub in this area.

  • Mariners Compass Middleton Road Gorleston NR31 7AJ (01493) 662209

    Ex-Steward & Patteson's house opened in the 1930s and fitted out in Brewers' Tudor style, retaining many of its original fittings inside. Limited bar snacks are available during the day and Cozies restaurant is open in the evening at the back of the pub (Wed-Sat 5-8.30).

  • New Entertainer 80 Pier Plain Gorleston NR31 6PG (01493) 300022

    LOCAL CAMRA PUB OF THE YEAR 2023 and runner up 2024. The New Entertainer dates from the 19C, when it was called the Suffolk Hotel, (Because Gorleston was then in Suffolk). It is situated half way between the town centre and the beach. The entrance is at what appears to be the back. Surrounded by road on three sides, it has a unique rounded end, complete with Lacon's windows, a pool table, and seating, with big TV screen at the other end of the pub. The up to eight guest beers frequently feature milds and stouts. Real Ciders are starting to be introduced. The clientele is as varied as the beers.

    Take care as you leave the cars come from both directions!

    Inclded in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

  • Oddfellows Arms 43 Cliff Hill Gorleston NR31 6DG 07876 545982

    A well refurbished town pub with two bars tucked away a short distance from the harbour mouth. Jazz nights are a specialty, with jam sessions held on many Fridays, especially in summer.

    Usually four ales on offer with Grain Brewery ales a regular feature.

    There is a pleasant west facing outdoor seating area for fine summer evenings, and limited parking at the rear. Pub hosts regular music events and jazz memorabilia adorn the pubs interior.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

  • Pub On The Pier South Pier Gorleston NR31 6PL ku.oc.notselrogletohreip@sgnikoob(01493) 662631

    Comfortable split level hotel bar with pub atmosphere and views over the harbour mouth and beach. Photos of old Gorleston and the fishing industry, together with nautical memorabilia, help make this a good place to relax with a meal or a bar snack. Now has a worldwide claim to fame after featuring in the recently released film "Yesterday." There are up to four real ales available including the regular Wolf Golden Jackal which offers drinkers a loyalty card scheme, Food is different in the bar to the restaurant. A new outdoor area has views across the sands and bay to Ness Point Lowestoft.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

  • Pub on the Shrubs Hawthorn Road Gorleston NR31 8ET ku.oc.liamtoh@sburhsehtnobup(01493) 301217

    Social club in the Shrublands estate which converted to a pub in 2014. Now under new ownership which has heralded the revival of real ale after a few barren years. Welcome addition to the local real ale scene.

  • Short Blue 47 High Street Gorleston NR31 6RR (01493) 602192

    Comfortable open plan local, the bar having some elaborate wood carvings and stained glass windows. Named after a local fishing fleet, there is a lot of nautical memorabilia. Superb views across the river Yare to the sea from the garden

  • Thirsty Crow Taproom 6 Lowestoft Road Gorleston NR31 6LY 07923 693501

    A new micro pub in town centre, formerly De Ja Brew Café/restaurant . Opposite the Library. Close to most bus routes in Gorleston. Single room. The emphasis is on Craft and Cask Ales Has quirky decor. Plans for some food to be available at some point in the future. Usually four Cask Ales on offer. Live music most weekends.

  • William Adams 176-177 High Street Gorleston NR31 6RG ku.oc.noopsrehtewdj@4927p(01493) 600295

    New build Wetherspoon pub on the site of a former garage named after William Adams, a famous Gorleston swimming instructor and lifesaver. The pub has a loyal following and boasts a lively atmosphere. All the usual JDW facilities including a pleasant outside seating area which now remains open until 11pm.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

• Great Yarmouth
  • Albion 8 Nelson Road Central Great Yarmouth NR30 2HZ

    Recently refurbished and now part of the Craft Union branded pubs. Up to two competitively priced real ales on offer. A welcome addition to the local ale scene.

  • Alexandra 38-39 Victoria Road Great Yarmouth NR30 3BH (01493) 854610

    Known locally as "Anton's Public House" (2009). Basic one-bar corner pub with pool table and 3 dart boards.

  • Avenue 43 Beatty Road Great Yarmouth NR30 4BW (01493) 843220

    Built in 1929, this imposing mock Tudor building is situated close to the Race Course. The interior, although somewhat opened up, still retains the original bar back and most of the original three-room layout.Plenty of events regularly feature and good value food is served in the seperate restaurant area. Regular events and particularly popular when there is horse racing at the nearby racecourse. Community focused and dog friendly with children welcome. Up to three ales usually on offer. Check food times with the pub during winter months.

  • Blackfriars Tavern 94 Blackfriars Road Great Yarmouth NR30 3BZ ku.oc.nrevatsrairfkcalb@seiriuqne(01493) 859853

    EAST NORFOLK CAMRA PUB OF THE YEAR AND CIDER PUB OF THE YEAR 2024. This Victorian corner pub has really made its mark as a must visit destination in the short time since it reopened. It is next to the 13th century town walls; Great Yarmouth has the third best in the country after Chester and York. It is next to the very best sections that are preserved. There is a pleasant outside seating area. The landlord is an enthusiasic CAMRA member. He focuses on East Anglian produced ales and ciders wherever possible. CAMRA award winning beers are prioritised along with a varied range of styles. Now also featuring a wide choice of bottled Belgian Beers, with some on draft. Light snacks and an interesting selection of hot drinks are also on offer, with a more extensive menu at weekends. A real gem of a pub, well worth seeking out. CAMRA DISCOUNT VOUCHER SCHEME MEMBER. Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

    EAST NORFOLK CAMRA BRANCH PUB OF THE YEAR AND CIDER PUB OF THE YEAR 2024.

  • Brewers Fayre Runham Road Great Yarmouth NR30 1DH (01493) 806254

    Restaurant to all intents and purposes, but you can drink in the bar.

  • Coachmakers Arms 70 Market Place Great Yarmouth NR30 1NU (01493) 855895

    Single room full of character(s) overlooking the market place and parish church. Close to Anna Sewell House and the Fisherman's Hospital. Live music Wednesday, Saturday 3-6 pm, also Friday in summer to coincide with market days. Has a model tram on display, and a noisy parrot. Tiled sign from when it was a Lacons pub. Now offers a beer from the Tombstone range, along with Nationally Sourced ales, often Greene King.

  • Feathers Hotel 1 Market Gates Great Yarmouth NR30 2BG (01493) 844024

    This pub is next to the market place and the 700 year old Town Walls. Refurbished when taken over by Craft Union and still badged as a Free House which is no longer the case. The pub offers two competitively priced ales which can be enjoyed whilst watching sport on the many screens or in the pleasant garden area.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

  • Golfers Arms 27 North Denes Road Great Yarmouth NR30 4LU (01493) 850401

    Large bright and airy corner pub popular with locals all year round and a loyal following from the visitors in the many nearby B&B's. Long serving landlord offers one well kept ale year round with a second during the busier months. Sunday carvery is very popular all year round and needs to be booked in advance please.

  • Grayling 3 Mitchell Drive, Jones (GC) Way Great Yarmouth NR31 0GB ku.oc.snotsram@htuomraytaerg.gnilyarg(01493) 202300

    New-build Marston's pub near Tesco's, with a 220-seat restaurant. All real ales are from the Marston's Group of breweries.

  • Imperial Hotel North Drive Great Yarmouth NR30 1EQ ku.oc.letohlairepmi@snoitavreser(01493) 842000

    The Imperial has been run by the Mobbs family since the 1930s, with Nick and Aileen, the current directors being the third generation of the family to run this impressive sea-front hotel. All the usual hotel facilities, including a large covered terrace with sea views, and a bar open to non-residents,

  • King's Arms 229 Northgate Street Great Yarmouth NR30 1BG moc.liamy@smrasgnikeht(01493) 843736

    One large room divided into drinking areas. Comfortable seating area with real fire at one end. Close to the Market Place and enjoying a large well kept garden area, ideal for summer drinking, children and dining. Annual August bank holiday Beer Festival. Adnams Broadside and Woodforde's Wherry are complemented by a more local offering. Friendly bar staff and landlord and landlady gives this pub a welcoming atmosphere.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

  • Lichfield Arms 116-117 Lichfield Road Great Yarmouth NR31 0AB (01493) 302959

    A traditional community pub, full of character and characters, consisting of a large single U shaped bar with entrances from the street. At either end of the bar there is a dartboard and a pool table, with various board games also available. There is a patio and covered smoking area outside. The long-serving landlord, who has been at the pub for 30 years, offers one rotating guest ales, Well-behaved dogs are welcome.

  • Lion 1 Euston Road Great Yarmouth NR30 1DX (01493) 855125

    Good old-fashioned local with two bars, sited opposite the Beach coach station, between the sea front and the town centre. Up to two real ales on offer and sport events are shown on TV screens in both bars. There is also a pool table available.

  • Mariners 69 Howard Street South Great Yarmouth NR30 1LN moc.liama@4202sreniramehT07444 396990

    Close to the town centre, this is a friendly pub with a varied clientele. The pub was built using rubble that remained after the second world war and the exterior has a quirky appearance. Inside the pub features a main bar with a roaring log fire in winter months and a smaller wood panelled lounge which is now also the restaurant. Currently four Cask Ales on offer from Woodforde's.

    Reopened under new ownership March 2024.

  • Market Tavern 17 Market Place Great Yarmouth NR30 1LY (01493) 844275

    Large split-level lounge bar. Food led until mid afternoon then attractive pricing on non ale offerings make it popular in evenings as part of the vibrant scene in the area. Outside seating looking onto the market, weather permitting, is an ideal spot to watch the bustle of the Market Place. One ale on offer.

  • Merlins Sports Bar 38 Marine Parade Great Yarmouth NR30 2EJ moc.loa@cigamnilrem(01493) 856150

    Above Magic City amusements, this is mainly a snooker club with a large bar. There is an outside terrace with seating overlooking the seafront. One real ale on offer.

  • Nelson Hotel 1 Marine Parade Great Yarmouth NR30 3AG (01493) 855551
  • Premier Inn Great Yarmouth (Seafront) 5 Beach Parade Great Yarmouth NR30 3DD

    Recently opened seafront hotel close to the Pleasure Beach, with Beefeater Restaurant and bar area.

  • Pub On The Prom Prom Hotel, 77 Marine Parade Great Yarmouth NR30 2DH ku.oc.letohmorp@ofni(01493) 842308

    Large welcoming hotel bar at the north end of the Golden Mile opposite the Britannia Pier. Six ales (all on cask breathers), and an extensive bar menu and separate Bistro restaurant. House beer from Wolf with further loyalty card discount.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for further details of the Ale Guide.

  • Recruit 33 Alma Road Great Yarmouth NR30 3HB (01493) 332888

    Friendly street corner pub which backs on to the old town wall. The interior dates back to the 1960s. The walls are adorned with photos of the old town and many of its long lost pubs. One competitively priced ale on offer, usually from the Greene King range. Fresh filled rolls are available. Near the Time and Tide museum.

  • Red Herring 24-25 Havelock Road Great Yarmouth NR30 3HQ 07876 644742

    Formerly the Derby Wine Vaults this back street corner local is very close to the award winning Time & Tide museum. There is a nice relaxed comfortable atmosphere and the pool table and television are tucked away in room separated from the bar by folding doors, which can also be used for small functions. There are many photos of Old Yarmouth during the herring fishing days when the town was invaded by seasonal Scottish herring boats. Evidence of the old smoke houses is still visible in the area. Run by a knowledgeable and engaging landlord who offers consistently high quality ales as a result of excellent cellarmanship. Lacons ales from the nearby brewery often feature on one of the handpumps. A true community pub. No children or dogs allowed.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

  • Sportsmans Arms 83-84 Northgate Street Great Yarmouth NR30 1BN (01493) 852712

    Single bar pub on a main road north of the town centre, with large windows which give the pub a light and airy feel. The walls have some panelling, half of the seating is built in benches and there is a small section of surviving screen. No children or dogs. Landlord prides himself by serving one well kept ale. No children/ dogs allowed. CASH ONLY.

  • Tombstone Saloon Bar 6 George Street Great Yarmouth NR30 1HR ku.oc.yrewerbenotsbmot@luap07584 504444

    Old West style bar specialising in real ale and cider, operated by the local Tombstone Brewery which is sited at the rear of the premises. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable about beer, and there are usually up to six Tombstone real ales plus four others from local breweries. East Norfolk CAMRA Branch Pub of the Year 2018. Branch Pub and Cider Pub of the year 2020 ,2022, Cider Pub of the year runner up 2024. Many buses stop outside the pub. George Street was once one of the main roads into Yarmouth, and in 1870 there were twelve pubs within 100 yards. There is a seperate area that can be used for functions by prior arrangement.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

  • Troll Cart 7 Regent Road Great Yarmouth NR30 2AF (01493) 332932

    From medievil times Yarmouth was built in a grid with only three roads running north-south and over 170 alleyways known as Rows running east-west inbetween. A Troll Cart was a specially adapted narrow transport that was designed to cope with this unique town layout. Look out in the town centre for the entances of the "Rows" and dont miss Englands 3rd most comlete, 700 year old, town walls nearby.

    A Wetherspoon new build some years ago on the main holiday makers road. Plenty of space inside and out with bench seating at the front and a garden area at the rear. One of Wetherspoons busiest pubs in the region, the Troll Cart also offers hotel accommodation.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

• Halvergate
  • Red Lion Marsh Road Halvergate NR13 3QB (01493) 700317

    18th century thatched marshland pub with bowling green, situated on the Weavers Way long distance footpath. This refreshingly traditional local is the only survivor in a village which once had three pubs. It offers a warm welcome, and a blazing fire on winter days. Clientele are an eclectic mix of locals, walkers, and those seeking a quiet pub with good company. Note evening only weekdays. Quiz and vynyl nights feature in this fine example of a community hub. The Wolf range of ales usually on offer, along with Humpty Dumpty and St Peter's.

• Hemsby
  • Bell The Street Hemsby NR29 4EU (01493) 733638

    Two-bar family pub in the centre of the villiage and close to bus routes with a large lounge bar and seperate smaller drinking area. Extensive outside seating for the warmer months. Various events all year round

  • Hemsby Sports & Social Club Waters Lane Hemsby NR29 4NH (01493) 733543

    Members Only club but don't be put off as annual membership is currently a reasonable £3. Three ales, competitively priced, usually on offer. CAMRA members welcome as guests for up to two visits on production of a valid CAMRA membership card. Annual Social Club membership available for£3.

  • Kings Head North Road Hemsby NR29 4LR (01493) 731026

    This is a traditional cosy villiage pub. Reopened after lengthy closure,and extensively redecorated, by the new management September 2021. Pub features a cosy main bar area and two side rooms for drinking and meals and a pleasant garden seating area. Well worth seeking out if in the area. Up to four ales served during the holiday season.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

  • Lacon Arms Sea View Road Hemsby NR29 4JG ku.oc.smranocaleht@ofni(01493) 733281

    An aspect of the Lacon Arms is that it has an increasing sea view...the sea seems to be coming closer every year! It is a family run pub food/family orientated pub with the local community as its hub. There is a large car park (you have to get a ticket from the bar) and good size outside drinking areas front and back with a large children's play area. Up to three ales on offer along with an extensive food menu.PLEASE CALL TO CONFIRM FOOD SERVICE TIMES. Under the same ownership for fifteen years.

  • Sunningdale Club Newport Road Hemsby NR29 4NW (01493) 732570

    Family friendly bar / cafe on the Newport Caravan Park. Now renamed as TI's Bar and Grill. Up to three ales on offer. Seasonal opening.

  • TI's Bar & Grill Newport Road Hemsby NR29 4NW (01493) 718100

    Family orientated food led Bar with up to three real ales on offer. Winter opening times vary.

• Hopton
  • Turnstone Station Road Hopton NR31 9BH (01502) 731507

    Large single bar, close to holiday camps.

  • White Hart Lowestoft Road Hopton NR31 9AH (01502) 730321

    Two-bar pub close to holiday camps. Comfortable lounge bar.Recently reopened after refurbishment. Primarily operating as a gastro pub, however real ale is availible.

• Horsey
  • Nelson Head The Street Horsey NR29 4AD moc.daehnosleneht@droldnal(01493) 393378

    A friendly pub close to the coast, Horsey Nature Reserve, Broad and Mill.Used alot by visitors to Horsey Gap looking at the seals. It has a quiet, timeless atmosphere with a log fire in winter and a large collection of marshman's implements, local pictures and Nelson memorabilia on display. Two Woodforde's cask ales on handpump plus other beers on gravity. A good selection of home-cooked meals made with locally sourced produce is available in the bar and dining room. The pub is popular with artists, walkers, boaters and locals alike and the large garden area welcomes children. A sloe gin festival is held on the last Saturday in January.A fine example of a rural Norfolk pub with large outside area to be enjoyed in the warmer months. Local CAMRA Cider Pub of the Year 2023.Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

• Martham
  • King's Arms 15 The Green Martham NR29 4PL moc.liamg@mehtramsmrasgnikeht(01493) 749156

    Previously owned by Adnams, and (well) before that by the original incarnation of Lacon's. This pub is situated in the centre of the village looking out onto a lovely villiage pond.The landlord is also the chef and good value home cooked food is on offer. PLEASE NOTE; Closed Monday, except Bank Holidays.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

• Ormesby St. Margaret
  • Grange Hotel Yarmouth Road Ormesby St. Margaret NR29 3QG (01493) 731877

    Very comfortable lounge bar with separate pool room. Families well catered for: set in extensive grounds with camping and accommodation. Food served from breakfast until late evening. There are 4-5 hand pumps on the bar, plus gardens, a play area and large smokers wigwam. Smart refurbishment including a Smokehouse restaurant.

• Ormesby St. Michael
  • Boathouse Eels Foot Road Ormesby St. Michael NR29 3LP ku.oc.daorbybsemroesuohtaobeht@ofni(01493) 730342

    On the bank of Ormesby Broad, a wedding venue, pub and restaurant, significantly refurbished and extended in 2013. Although food-led, up to four ales on offer.

• Reedham
  • Ferry Inn Ferry Road Reedham NR13 3HA moc.loa@yrrefmahdeer(01493) 700429

    On the north bank of the River Yare next to the historic ferry (the last on the Broads), this superb 17th century inn has beamed ceilings, stone floors, a collection of rural tools and extensive free moorings. Log fire in winter. Excellent freshly prepared meals with local fish, game and seafood as specialities. High quality Touring Park. Has the 2008 Broads Authority Quality Charter mark. Car ferry operates 0800-2200.

  • Lord Nelson 38 Riverside Reedham NR13 3TE ku.oc.mahdeer-noslendrol@ofni(01493) 700367

    Waterfront pub with adjacent public moorings. Please check food service with the pub.

  • Ship 19 Riverside Reedham NR13 3TQ (01493) 700287

    Large, pleasant riverside pub next to railway swing bridge. Popular in the summer months when food is served and more ales are stocked.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

• Rollesby
  • Horse & Groom Main Road Rollesby NR29 5ER ku.oc.leehwazzaipeht@yssas07748 958175

    Pub with an adjoining hotel owned by the same proprietors. Pub opened spring 2022. Food led, single room pub. Serves one Real Ale, usually from Lacons. Hotel opening soon.

• Scratby
  • Whites Lounge Bar Beach Road Scratby NR29 3NW (01493) 234374

    Food led Bar located opposite caravan park.Smart interior and friendly staff. Up to two ales on offer. CLOSED UNTIL MID MARCH 2024.

• St. Olaves
  • Bell Inn Beccles Road St. Olaves NR31 9HE moc.liamtoh@sevalotsnnillebeht(01493) 488249

    Reputedly Broadland's oldest recorded pub, parts date from 1520. Adjacent to the River Waveney, it's named after the bell trawlers used to use to summon the monk ferryman before the bridge was built. Offers four ales, gardens with their own moorings and a restaurant serving 'home style' food. Very popular with Broads cruisers. May open earlier and later on Sunday in summer.

• Stokesby
  • Ferry Inn The Green Stokesby NR29 3EX moc.liamg@ybsekotsnniyrrefeht(01493) 751096

    By car this pub may be isolated, however as the broads cruiser steers it is on a motorway. It has an idyllic setting with excellent moorings and south facing views of the river Bure from both garden and bar. There will only be one real ale available during the winter but rising to three in mid summer. Food starts at 8am and continues until 9pm. The remains of the ferry slipway which are next to the pub are a reminder of when this was the only route to Acle. A gem of a pub.

• Thurne
  • Lion Inn The Street Thurne NR29 3AP (01692) 671806

    Large country pub in a remote village, near the River Ant at the end of Thurne dyke. Busy holiday trade from travellers and Broads cruisers in summer. Plenty of moorings are available nearby and a large garden. East Norfolk CAMRA Pub of the Year 2019. Sensibly priced Bar meals and separate restaurant. Large number of Craft ales. Bought by the same people who transformed the White Horse at Neatishead, House Ales badged as 'Pell & Co' are brewed locally. Winter meal times vary.. Welcoming to families and sole drinkers alike. A particularly dog friendly pub. Takeaway food usually offered, call the pub to confirm.CLOSED MON/TUE FOR WINTER2023/4 Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Trail. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide.

• Toft Monks
  • White Lion Yarmouth Road Toft Monks NR34 0ER (01502) 677702

    Tastefully modernised local with beamed ceiling and exposed brickwork on the main road. Note the collections of matchboxes and jugs. A warm welcome and good quality home-cooking awaits, with a selection of board games by the fireside. Usually referred to as Toft Lion. Open all day, 12-11 in summer, and until midnight Tuesday - Saturday all year if there is demand.

• Wheatacre
  • White Lion White Lion Road Wheatacre NR34 0AT ku.oc.ercataehwnoiletihw@seiriuqne(01502) 677388

    The Wheatacre White Lion is perfect for those who want to make the most of the nearby Norfolk Broads and is within easy reach of the facilities and attractions of Beccles, Lowestoft, Great Yarmouth and Norwich. Sitting in two acres of grassland surrounded by mature trees and with ample parking, the White Lion is just a half-hour drive from the beautiful seaside town of Southwold. A variety of real ales is served alongside traditional locally-sourced meals every day. Winner of South Norfolk Community Pub of the Year 2018.

• Winterton-on-Sea
  • Fishermans Return The Lane Winterton-on-Sea NR29 4BN moc.nrutersnamrehsif@seiriuqne(01493) 393305

    A friendly 17th century pub situated in centre of attractive North Norfolk coastal village, a short walk from the beach, with a traditional brick and flint exterior and interesting memorabilia inside. Log fires in winter make for a cosy atmosphere, and an extensive range of excellent home prepared meals may be taken in the bar or smaller dining room. A separate function/family room can cater for all occasions and there are six en-suite bedrooms available all year. Three or four real ales are usually available, mostly from Woodforde's with occasional local guests.

    Included in the East Norfolk CAMRA Branch 2023 Ale Guide. Check the Branch website for more details of the Ale Guide. .

  • Hermanus Highwayman The Holway Winterton-on-Sea NR29 4BP (01493) 393216