The Weavers Arms
Classic Norwich pub with cask ales, hearty food at great prices, and a gravel terrace overlooking St George's Church—perfect for relaxed pints and meals.
Tucked away on Muspole Street in Norwich, The Weavers Arms is a beloved single-bar pub offering hearty food, four changing cask ales, and a spacious gravelled terrace overlooking St George's Church. Known for amazing value, friendly service, and a lively atmosphere, it's a perfect spot for locals and visitors alike to enjoy quality drinks and meals in a relaxed setting.
A brief summary to The Weavers Arms
- 2 Muspole St, Norwich, NR3 1DJ, GB
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- Duration: 1 to 3 hours
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- Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
Know before you go
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- Head to the gravelled terrace for outdoor seating with views of St George's Church, ideal on sunny days.
- Try the rotating cask ales—four changing options from local breweries for ale lovers.
- Visit for value meals like sirloin steak or Sunday roasts, praised for quality and portions.
- Dog-friendly spot with WiFi; great for casual meetups or working remotely with a pint.
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Getting There
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Walking
From Norwich Railway Station, 15-minute walk (1 km) via St Benedicts St and Colegate; free, straightforward city center route.
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Bus
Bus routes 11, 13, 14 from city center (Tombland or Haymarket stops) drop nearby; 5-10 minutes, £2-3 one-way, frequent service.
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Taxi
5-minute ride from Norwich center or station; £6-8, available 24/7 via apps like Uber.
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Nestled in the heart of Norwich on 2 Muspole Street, The Weavers Arms stands as a classic British pub with a welcoming single-bar interior and an expansive gravelled terrace that offers stunning views of St George's Church. This community gem, run by the owners of popular local restaurants Yard and Brick, serves up four rotating cask ales alongside a menu of hearty pub classics at incredibly good prices. Open daily from noon, it draws crowds for its vibrant energy and unpretentious charm.Food and Drink Highlights
The pub excels in delivering satisfying meals throughout the day. Expect dishes like perfectly cooked sirloin steaks with beef dripping chips, Sunday roasts, and a range of pub favorites praised for their quality and portion sizes. With four changing beers from local breweries, plus a full bar selection, it's a haven for ale enthusiasts. Food service runs into the evening on weekdays, making it ideal for casual dinners or post-work pints.Atmosphere and Terrace
Step out onto the large gravelled terrace, a standout feature with ample seating that overlooks the historic St George's Church. This outdoor space transforms the pub into a social hub, especially on sunny days, blending the buzz of pub life with scenic charm. Inside, the cozy single-bar setup fosters easy conversations, while dog-friendly policies and WiFi add to the appeal for varied visitors.Practical Details
Operating from 12pm daily, with extended hours until 2am on Fridays and Saturdays, The Weavers Arms caters to after-work crowds and weekend revelers. Its Asset of Community Value status underscores its importance to Norwich locals. Easily accessible in the city center, it's a short walk from key landmarks, offering a true taste of East Anglian pub culture without the frills.Explore the best of what The Weavers Arms has to offer
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