Sir Toby's Beers, Norwich Travel Guide

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Norwich Market's craft beer paradise: over 100 bottles, 5 draught lines, events, and the only licensed bar—perfect for ale aficionados in historic surroundings.

Sir Toby's Beers is Norwich Market's premier craft beer bottle shop and the only licensed bar on the historic market. Offering over 100 beers from local real ales to international craft brews, plus five draught lines, gift packs, gins, ciders, and wines. Enjoy events, late openings, and seating in this vibrant spot facing the Guildhall.

A brief summary to Sir Toby's Beers

Market 182 &, 183 Market Pl, Norwich, NR2 1ND, GB
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Duration: 0.5 to 2 hours
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Mobile reception: 5 out of 5

Monday 11 am-6 pm
Tuesday 11 am-6 pm
Wednesday 11 am-6 pm
Thursday 11 am-6 pm
Friday 11 am-6 pm
Saturday 10 am-6 pm
Sunday 11 am-4 pm

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Know before you go

Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Sir Toby's Beers.

Pair your pint with food from adjacent stalls—Sir Toby's welcomes eats from around the market for the ultimate casual feast.
Check social media @sirtobysbeers for event schedules like OKTOBYFEST or DJ nights to catch live vibes.
Opt for pre-curated beer boxes if choosing overwhelms—ideal gifts featuring local and international picks.

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Getting There

Walking

From Norwich Railway Station, 10-15 min walk (800m) via St Stephen's St to Market Pl; free, central location.
Bus

Multiple lines to Norwich Market stop (e.g., 25, 30); 5-10 min from city edges, £1.80 single, frequent service.
Driving

Limited parking at nearby multi-stories (e.g., Haymarket Court, 5 min walk); £2-3/hour, avoid market rush hours.

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Craft Beer Haven on Norwich Market

Nestled in stalls 182 and 183 on the bustling Norwich Market, Sir Toby's Beers stands as a beacon for beer enthusiasts. This independent bottle shop and taproom boasts over 100 different beers, from Norfolk real ales and East Anglian brews to imperial stouts and the latest craft releases from around the world. Fresh weekly deliveries ensure a constantly evolving selection, making every visit an exciting discovery. Alongside beers, find curated gift packs, local gins, ciders, and natural wines—perfect for take-home treasures or immediate indulgence.

The Only Licensed Market Bar

Proudly Norwich Market's sole licensed bar, Sir Toby's offers five draught beer lines (with plans to expand), serving from 11am weekdays and 10am Saturdays. Patrons can sip on-site at the cozy seating area in stall 161 (row H), facing the iconic Guildhall. Food from neighboring market stalls is welcome, enhancing the casual market vibe. Late openings on Fridays and Saturdays turn it into a lively evening spot, paired with nearby Casita and Cocina Mia for a full experience.

Events and Seasonal Specials

Sir Toby's elevates the market atmosphere with regular events, including summer vinyl DJ sessions and the popular 'OKTOBYFEST.' Winter brings mulled wine, adding festive cheer. These gatherings draw crowds to the market's heart, blending shopping, tasting, and entertainment in one unforgettable location.

Practicalities and Accessibility

Open Monday-Thursday 11am-7pm, Friday-Saturday 11am-8pm (Saturdays from 10am), and Sundays 12pm-5pm. Cash and card accepted. Contact via 07947 832321 or sirtobysbeers@gmail.com. Easily reached in Norwich's city center, it's a must for craft beer lovers exploring the 1,000-year-old market.