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Last Pub Standing

Norwich's last standing King Street pub, now a vibrant hub for food, craft drinks, and live entertainment.

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Last Pub Standing is a vibrant independent pub and kitchen located on King Street in Norwich's city centre. This completely renovated venue, which reopened in 2017, serves honest pub food including burgers, rice bowls, and Caribbean classics from Norwich Soul Kitchen, alongside craft beers and cocktails. Known for hosting frequent live events—from comedy and poetry to DJ sets and live music—it's the last remaining pub on a street that once had over 50. The spacious beer garden and glass-floored bar area add to its unique character.

A brief summary to Last Pub Standing

  • 27-29 King St, Norwich, NR1 1PD, GB
  • +441603937013
  • Visit website
  • Duration: 1.5 to 4 hours
  • Mid ranged
  • Environment icon Mixed
  • Mobile reception: 5 out of 5

Local tips

  • Visit on weekends for extended hours until midnight, and check the event calendar in advance—most events are free but popular slots fill quickly.
  • Try the burgers and loaded fries, which feature fresh ingredients and generous portions. The jerk chicken roast on Sundays is particularly popular.
  • Arrive early if attending evening events, as the large patio garden can get busy during DJ sets and live music performances.
  • Dogs are welcome on Fridays and Saturdays until 6pm—the venue provides water bowls and treats for canine visitors.
  • The fully covered beer garden makes this an excellent year-round destination, regardless of weather conditions.
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A Historic Survivor on King Street

Last Pub Standing occupies a special place in Norwich's pub heritage. The venue takes its name from being the last of over 50 pubs that once lined King Street, a testament to its resilience and significance in the city's social fabric. The building underwent complete renovation and reopened in 2017, transforming into a modern yet welcoming space that honours its historical roots while embracing contemporary culture.

Food and Drink Offerings

The kitchen serves food throughout the week, with menus rotating between different offerings. During lunch hours (12-3pm), diners can enjoy rice bowls and wraps. From 3-9pm, the venue features Caribbean Classics and burgers from its resident Norwich Soul Kitchen, known for authentic jerk chicken and fried chicken options. Sundays bring traditional roasts from 12-6pm. The bar stocks two rotating ales, craft beers, and a selection of cocktails, catering to diverse tastes. All food is freshly prepared, with quality ingredients and generous portions at reasonable prices.

Events and Entertainment

The venue's calendar is packed with events almost every day of the week, with most being free to attend. Regular programming includes comedy nights, poetry sessions, drag performances, monthly pub quizzes, DJ sets, and live music performances. The large covered patio garden at the rear frequently hosts these events, creating an energetic atmosphere that draws both locals and visitors. The venue positions itself as a community-focused space dedicated to platforming local artists and fostering connection.

Atmosphere and Design

The single large room features modern décor blended with historical character. A distinctive glass-floored area displays a skeleton, adding quirky appeal. The spacious outdoor seating area provides ample room for gatherings, while the fully covered beer garden ensures year-round usability. Staff are consistently described as friendly, helpful, and efficient, contributing to the welcoming vibe that defines the experience.

Accessibility and Facilities

Located at 27-29 King Street in Norwich's city centre, the venue is easily accessible and accepts major credit cards. Dogs are welcome on Fridays and Saturdays until 6pm, with water bowls and treats provided. The venue operates extended hours, particularly on weekends, making it suitable for various occasions from casual lunch to evening entertainment.

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