Beer so local it’s brewed on site, British tapas, and vegetarian food options galore? Count us in.
This corner of Norwich has certainly improved since the days the site hosted Delaneys. The stretch from Grapes Hill all the way down to Elm Hill is fast becoming a foodie mecca, playing host to quirky cafes and the infamous Benedicts restaurant. Just up the road from the gin-distilling Ten Bells, and next to the home of Norwich’s beer festival, St Andrews Brew House, with more than 30 different types of ale, lager, and craft beer on offer, certainly fits in here.
The beer is, as you’d expect, delicious, but the pub’s restaurant also offers a notable menu, with not just plenty of options, but plenty of options for vegetarians, vegans, and those who eat gluten-free. Even the dessert menu – which can so easily go awry, especially for people with specific requirements – is varied and caters for a range of diets. Throughout the week there’s also offers on food, along with regular supper clubs. With comfy seating, the vast choice of beers, and that menu, there’s a meal and a cosy corner for everyone.
The details
Style: Pub, restaurant
Serves: Lunch, dinner
Caters for: Vegetarian, vegan, gluten free.
Location: 41 St Andrews Street, Norwich, NR2 4TP
Tel: 01603 305 995
Web: standrewsbrewhouse.com
IG: standrewsbrewhouse
Accessibility: Ground floor is wheelchair accessible.
