Guidebook for Norfolk
Food Scene
We love the Workshop, it has a great atmosphere (it's a pub/bar/cafe/restaurant), you can get a giant super tasty pizza or order several Middle Eastern dishes (hummus, breads, olives, salads, fish etc). You can spend hours here!
20 recommandé par les habitants
Workshop
53 Earlham RdWe love the Workshop, it has a great atmosphere (it's a pub/bar/cafe/restaurant), you can get a giant super tasty pizza or order several Middle Eastern dishes (hummus, breads, olives, salads, fish etc). You can spend hours here!
So simple and so good! A great place to stop off for an authentic pizza and a drink, totally affordable too and has a good ethos supporting the homeless and disadvantaged.
15 recommandé par les habitants
Brick Pizza
39 Market PlSo simple and so good! A great place to stop off for an authentic pizza and a drink, totally affordable too and has a good ethos supporting the homeless and disadvantaged.
Parks & Nature
This is just down the road from us but we never tire of this place. A lovely lake to walk around and have tea and cake after, or pick one of the trails and head off into the woods and fields around. A total joy :)
41 recommandé par les habitants
Whitlingham Country Park
Whitlingham LaneThis is just down the road from us but we never tire of this place. A lovely lake to walk around and have tea and cake after, or pick one of the trails and head off into the woods and fields around. A total joy :)
Arts & Culture
Not only is the building a work of art (Norman Foster designed it) but the building is full of really amazing sculptures and artifacts from different periods and cultures, you can spend hours here. There is a permanent exhibition on (including a Degas, Francis Bacon) and also regular new exhibitions. A gorgeous cafe is at the back with an opportunity to sit and soak in the atmosphere. It's a quiet and calm sort of place.
69 recommandé par les habitants
Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
Norfolk RoadNot only is the building a work of art (Norman Foster designed it) but the building is full of really amazing sculptures and artifacts from different periods and cultures, you can spend hours here. There is a permanent exhibition on (including a Degas, Francis Bacon) and also regular new exhibitions. A gorgeous cafe is at the back with an opportunity to sit and soak in the atmosphere. It's a quiet and calm sort of place.