Norwich is a city that is known for its nightlife. “We must, however, some good restaurants, pubs and cafes of charm and history that you do not encounter in other cities. If the city is the home of Delia Smith, a popular TV chef, a visit to the restaurant and the bar looks like a Delia easy to do and £ 30 for a meal, the value of three excellent dishes .
Bars and pubs:
Gardeners Arms in Timber Hill, south of the castle, is one of the oldest pubs in Norwich with a history of license in 1850. The building dates from 1542 and a member of the murderers Café, named after a stab wound in the building in 1890. Adam and Eve pub at Bishop Gate is a serious beer drinker. Complete with a stone floor, this is the kind of pub that is rarely found nowadays is just a pub! After the Pub Guide for Families with more than 25 years should be proof enough for the powers of the pub to make it worth a visit if you are in Norwich. In the West End, not far from the hospital, the Fat Cat Public House, which has twice won the prestigious CAMRA Pub of the Year. The big cat has its own micro brewery and is famous for its excellent selection of beers and 19 other regular customers. Opening hours are generally 12:00 to 11:00 p.m., when they also serve a nice selection of ciders, wines, beers and gastronomy. Billy Blue Light Hall Road serves beer and small brewers Woodforde. Both cafes are popular drinking shelters for residents and students in the city.
Restaurants:
Want a meal of seafood and gourmet visit seafood restaurant Brummels, which occupies a 17th century building in Magdalen Street and is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner. Prices are not cheap. Depending on your choice of three courses cost from £ 20 and £ 50 per person and prices on the wine list are not for the feint hearts. With an excellent selection of wines at prices start at £ 19 for a young white Bergerac and 480 € for a bottle of 1973 Chateaux Petrus. If you like a cognac with coffee after dinner, you can choose from a selection of cognac Remy Martin VSOP £ 3.00 a glass for a glass of Remy Martin Louis XIII for € 69.00. Restaurant Des Amis, who was also a guest house, located on the road near the A47 Dereham. The menu has a Caribbean flavor as the owner, Denis Rosembert, was born and trained as a chef in St. Lucia for 30 years. The restaurant has an excellent selection of meat dishes, fish and vegetarian. The 21 Tombland, near the cathedral, the restaurant serves modern British Tatlers. Located in a Victorian mansion that was once an offering defined Dentists lunch from £ 12 and three course meal for about £ 20. Nightclubs:
A Waterfront Norwich two clubs is the primary lie between King Street and the river. Open five nights a week in the main club on Friday and Saturday with the other dedicated to live music. Opened in 1993 The club has a capacity 700 and is housed in a building that was once a bottling plant for the Truman Brewery. Net is a small club in Port Imperial Ste-Marie, a techno and house music offers hard. Another small club is Mojo, Prince of Wales Road, soul, hip-hop and R & B music. Most of the time nightclub in Norwich, near the road Thorpe River Yare, which is technically outside the city. Cinemas:
Norwich is home to the Madder Market Theatre is a smaller, non-provincial theaters in the UK, with a capacity of only 310 auditorium. The Norwich Playhouse on the Rue Saint-Georges opened in 1995 and is another small room with a capacity of only 300. It is mainly used for small productions touring one-man shows and musicals. The Norwich Theatre Royal is the largest theater in the city, with a capacity of 1300. This theater is used as the primary venue for touring theater and musical productions.