The Coach & Horses, Norwich
FancyaPint?'s review...
An authentic and well-run boozer that balances an ale serving lineage dating back to 1811, with a bustling modern vibe and welcoming atmosphere. At the taps are a wide range of well kept tipples, including distinctive tastes such as the powerfully brewed Dreadnought and the refined Flintknappers brewed along with three other regulars at the Chalk Hill Brewery next door. Don't fret though if beardy ales leave you choking for water, as a good range of supporting lagers and a surprisingly expansive wine list provide plenty of alternatives. The décor is earthy traditional spread over a good sized interior, with plenty of seating in various slightly separate areas allowing opportunities for friendly chat. However, this isn't solely old man territory, as the Coach has a number of lively modern touches. Besides a tasty, modern menu, that includes everything from burgers to truly giant potato wedges and chilli dishes, a number of sports teams play under the pubs banner, something that is indicative of the Coach's bustling, sociable environment that attracts a clientele of all ages and types. There are pubs in Norwich with wider ale choices and even better décor, but few match the fun and quality of the Coach and Horses.
Contact details
82 Thorpe Road, Norwich, Norwich, Norfolk, NR1 1BA
01603 477077
Opening times
Mon-Sat 11:00-23:00
Sun 11:00-22:30
Please check opening times with the pub before making a special journey.
Mon-Sat 11:00-23:00
Sun 11:00-22:30
Please check opening times with the pub before making a special journey.
How to get there
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How to find the The Coach & Horses pub
FROM RAILWAY STATION: Walk across the car park onto Riverside road and turn right without crossing to the other side. After a few moments, you'll find yourself at an bank of traffic lights at the very corner of the stations car park, simply turn right up Thorpe road (that runs alongside the railway station) and continue for around 3-5 mins. The Coach will appear on the left side, where Thorpe Road meets Rosary Road.
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History
27 May 11 Updated by piranha
27 May 11 Updated by piranha









