Best restaurants in Norwich

Located in the hotel's historic courtyard, WinePress is a fine dining restaurant that makes the most of Norwich's fine local produce. Choose between the a la carte or chef's seven course tasting menu for an unforgettable evening.

Named after owners and brothers Ben and Oliver, this tri-level trattoria specialises in authentic Italian fare, from antipasti to homemade pastas and traditional desserts - all served in a welcoming and relaxed setting.

Set in a restored 700-year-old mill, this is a unique destination for a memorable meal out. Offering a reasonably priced set lunch, alongside a la carte, tasting and Sunday roast menus, Stoke Mill offers dining options for every occasion.  

This popular chain has plenty on offer, from afternoon tea to indulgent breakfasts and everything in between. Planning a party? Check out the stunning private dining room which is perfect for an extra special occasion.

Shiki is the oldest family-owned Japanese restaurant in Norwich, serving up fresh sushi, sashimi, warming bowls of udon and more, alongside traditional drinks like sake and shochu, all at a reasonable price.  

This neighbourhood favourite serves up exclusively vegetarian and vegan Indian street food. Relax in the dining room decked out with funky prints and greenery, and enjoy this sensory voyage of tastes and textures. 

This hidden gem has been making waves in Norwich’s restaurant scene since it opened, serving seasonal dishes cooked over an open fire. Innovative highlights include mackerel with kombucha and fig oil, and a bone marrow fudge doughnut.

Just four miles from Norwich city centre in the village of Framingham Pigot, Brasted's boasts a long list of accolades. Book a table to enjoy classic British cuisine elevated with contemporary style and homegrown produce. 

At Farmyard, a casual bistro atmosphere is paired with dynamic flavour combinations to create a unique destination that is loved by locals and visitors alike. This is uncompromising fine dining with an electric contemporary twist.

With a creative modern British menu devised by Norfolk-born chef Daniel Smith, expect a colourful meal full of tantalising flavours. For those on a budget, the fixed price lunch menu is a real bargain and showcases popular dishes.

Featuring an unfussy menu that showcases the best of local produce, while offering distinctive wine pairings with each dish, this is a great spot for a relaxed, romantic meal that won’t break the bank.  

Roger Hickman's is a romantic destination tucked away in Norwich’s historic district. Serving up intricate modern British cooking that aims to respect the ingredients' natural beauty, alongside a carefully curated wine list, this is a winner.

One of Norwich's few Michelin-starred restaurants, Store seamlessly blends French and English cuisine to create its tasting menus. Housing just five tables for guests, this is a highly sought-after destination, so be sure to book well in advance.

Serving up unfussy modern British dishes that make the most of Norfolk's natural larder, Benedict's is a multi-award-winning destination. Run by Richard Bainbridge, who worked under Michel Roux Senior, it's a must visit.

Located in a stunning Grade I-listed Georgian building, featuring opulent décor, glitzy chandeliers and a triple-height ceiling, this is a truly unique restaurant best known for its themed afternoon teas.

Located just outside Norwich overlooking a 1,000-acre deer park, The Gunton Arms is a tranquil countryside pub specialising in hyper-seasonal cooking. Why not treat yourself to a night away in one of its boutique bedrooms?