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The best cosy pubs across Norfolk that you should visit

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14.02.2026

KINGS ARMS, Fleggburgh

This red-brick pub is in the heart of the small village of Fleggburgh, close to Great Yarmouth, which is set in the Broads National Park. Relax with a glass of ale or wine in front of the log burner, enjoy fine- dining in the two AA-rosette restaurant, or book a stay in one of the seven rooms. The Kings Arms serves locally farmed produce, meat from a local family butcher and fresh fish daily, plus herbs from the pub’s own garden. Set in the grounds is The Barn, which offers a cosy drinking experience, paired with a log fire and rustic charm.

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You can take a relaxing romantic break with your partner at this unique 17th-century country pub just outside Holt. It not only has its own spa, but also offers private spa rooms and suites complete with facilities, such as in-room saunas, steam rooms and hot tubs. The pub itself is warm and welcoming and has a foodie reputation, offering innovative dishes made from local ingredients. Sunday lunch includes roasts and a Norfolk version of tapas. As hinted by the pub’s name, there’s an emphasis on local pork, but plenty of other options are available too, including vegetarian dishes. thepigs.org.uk

THE HONINGHAM BUCK, near Norwich

Just a stone’s throw from Norwich city centre, in the village of Honingham, The Buck is a cosy and friendly pub with a traditional beamed bar, log-burning fire and stylish restaurant. In the restaurant, you........

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