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Whether
you’re after a slap-up meal, spicy cuisine, a hearty
sandwich, a cheap but cheerful dinner or a takeaway, you
can find what you’re looking for in Norwich’s
vast range of eateries. For that special occasion, whether it’s a business meeting, romantic liaison, or a celebration, check out the city’s offering of swanky restaurants and café-bars. For truly spectacular cooking head to Adlard's Restaurant [map], which offers a British menu with French influences, or By Appointment [map], a trendy restaurant set in a former merchant’s house in St George’s Street. Don’t worry if your budget is at the other end of the scale because there are plenty of eateries in East Anglia's capital city that offer basic no frills food for a bargain price. Try the Lucky Star Chinese Buffet Restaurant [map] on Queen’s Road, which offers set-priced all you can eat lunch and dinner menus, with a choice of up to 43 dishes. Alternatively, you could head for the St Andrew’s Hall Crypt Coffee Bar [map], which is well known among locals for offering bargain meals and delicious cakes. If you’re eating on the move, then nip into one of the many sandwich bars or takeaways in the city centre and its surrounding areas. Favourites with workers, shoppers and students are Britons Arms Coffee House [map] on Elm Hill, which offers homemade snacks and cakes, and Marmalades [map] in the Royal Arcade, where you can grab a sandwich, baked potato or Danish pastry. To enjoy a takeaway pizza you could place your order at one of the global chains like, Domino’s Pizza [map] or Perfect Pizza [map], which both have branches in Norwich. For Chinese cuisine you could try the Hong Kong [map], which has a great authentic menu, or for Indian food head to the Lucky Tandoori [map]. When it comes to the morning after the night before fear not, this city has plenty of great cafés with menus that are sure to help relieve your hangover. Breakfast bagels and sandwiches can be bought at O’Brien’s Irish Sandwich Bar [map] on St Stephen’s Street, while Fatso’s Speakeasy Restaurant [map] is great if you need some seriously fatty food. Finally, if you want to test out Norwich’s long-standing reputation for different cuisines then why not sample some of the international restaurants the city has on offer. The Sugar Hut [map] on Opie Street is regarded as one of the best Thai eateries in the country, while the Shiki Japanese Restaurant [map] offers some great sushi and Japanese tapas. But for something completely new head to the hugely popular Three Ways Lebanese Restaurant [map] on Brigg Street, which has a large menu of mezze, grills, fish, cous-cous and vegetarian dishes. If you want to comment on our choices or recommend somewhere, why not use our What You Recommend form to let us know. |
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