Was going to book the Maids Head for an event venue, but was just slightly out of our budget. It is…read moresuch a lovely venue though and staff were really nice when I went to look around. Hopefully in the future I will able to make a booking :)

Right up the street from me is the Maids Head. It's a simple pub. Busy and has a snooker table and…read moredarts. They advertise sports, but didn't see TVs, perhaps they are in another room. Very local pub, no frills.

Not too bad. A kind of up market-ish louts pub with good staff and a decent vibe. I've certainly…read morebeen in worse places. The location is good, the staff are helpful and the prices not too bad. Average is a pretty spot on rating for what is an average pub in a city full of pubs. No surprises, so no worries.

There's a new chef and food menu, and the food here is interesting (rabbit, pigeon, venison),…read moredelicious and well-priced. I ordered the burger (litmus test of food, it's surprisingly easy to mess up a burger) and it was a monster of a home made beast, well done but still moist in its centre. Chips were skin on and again, making me tremble in their presence. Salad was seasoned well (not just leaves on a plate) and overall I thought it was great. My wife had the vegetarian option (a sunshine tart) and it's obvious that the Golden Star get vegetarians, it was full of flavour and not just your stock veggie option (mushroom risotto anyone). Beer was well kept and wasn't the usual suspects (even the Green King option was the new Golden IPA I think) and the staff were lovely. Add to this that they have not one but two cats (old boy pub cat and a new ginger kitten) and I was sold great stuff!

This is most definitely a post work joint, catering for all the poor souls stuck working 9-5 in…read moreSurrey Street, hence the name. As such, it makes a great first port of call if you're dying for a pint, otherwise avoid until later in the evening, when the crowd changes and things get a bit more relaxed. Steep prices mean that its usually not packed, unless you're around anytime between 5 and 7 in the evening. Avoid at all costs on Fridays unless you enjoy waiting 20 minutes to catch a glimpse of the bar.

We had an excellent meal and a great evening. I had the burger -- it prepared really well and…read morereally quite large. Everyone was happy with their meals though. Nice pub atmosphere and lots of basic wood furniture.

There are three Coach and Horses in Norwich - this is the one right near the rail station and the…read moreRoyal Mail sorting office. As such, it gets a decent after-work crowd. Large screen TV means that the locals will be here cheering for Norwich or cheering for whomever is playing against Ipswich. On football nights, expect a big crowd so arrive early to get a table. Several local brews available on tap and a few of the mass produced drafts too. Very good food menu. I had a lamb steak with new potatoes that was just awesome. My dinner-mate said his steak and Guinness pie was also excellent. There are a few parking spaces in the front. I don't know where you'll find parking nearby if those are filled. A regular go-to place in Norwich, I recommend it highly!

A nice pub along the river in Norwich, but a strange name. Especially since I didn't see any ribs…read moreanywhere. It was nice and quiet with several open tables for a late night half on the way home. Amazingly, this pub has been here since the 14th century and a few of the original walls remain. They'll be happy to share the history with you if you ask!

A lovely proper pub by the river serving many real ales. Unusual name, that vaguely appealed to me…read morebut I can imagine confusing a hungry carnivorous American. Went for Bure Gold from Woodfordes. I find their more commonly found Wherry bores me somewhat, but this Golden ale was really rather nice. Of hilarious note was another of the beers called Goatbusters, from the brewery Elgood!

Nice place, parking available and seating out the front. Close to the sea, but far enough away so…read moreit doesn't get windy. Real ale was on sale when I visited, but I can't remember what they were. Friendly staff and regulars. food served all day.

Great music, wonderful menu of ales, great staff, friendly locals, thank you.read more

Lovely selection of real ales courtesy of Green Jack Brewery. Friendly staff & locals. Free pool…read moreall week & various events including live music and freshly made pizza etc

Went here and moored overnight last night of our boating holiday on the Broads and it was…read moredefinitely the best meal we had all week by far. Hubbie had Pan fried calves livers which he declared fantastic and delicious; my daughter and I both had the creamy tagletelli which we both loved. We all had eton mess for pud which was also wonderful. Hubbie thought real ale a hit too. Service was excellent, lovely atmosphere, really good value. All round great!

me & my sister went there when we were on our hols, & moored up there, we had really good meals…read morethere, & huge too & because we'd esten there we got free moorings for the night, the people were really nice & friendly & the views from the pub were beautiful, would highly recomend it,