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Mainly a men's clothing shop but with various other items from cards to small electrical items. Sue Tahran has owned the establishment for over 20 years and choses the items to sell with great care

Lee Vasey has returned to this venue after a gap of about four years. He plays in one of the snug areas at the rear surrounded by his usual friends. There may be a keyboard at times, a hark back to when Symon Rhyn or Colin Heywood took their instruments to Lee's gigs regularly. Access is tricky for non-motorists with a long walk from the 16A bus at Longwater or the 21/22 at Bowthorpe Chapel Break. Take a torch!

This place is a bit noisy and the beer is much too expensive. They are in danger of receiving noise complaints and having to stop live music, especially on Wednesdays. The regulars are friendly however as are the staff.

This is an excellent restaurant with very polite and friendly staff. The best dishes to have there are the beef and the duck,

Busy pub especially on Sunday afternoons when Vic Salter is there. The crowd appreciate the music and show it.

This is a lively pub with a screen showing sport at one end and, sometimes, live music at the other. Vic Salter plays here every month with his usual guests.

Very nice fish and chips served by pretty and friendly waitresses. The salad was pleasant too.

This is an inn worth visiting although it can be hard to locate. Once you get there, Sonia will welcome you. Where live entertainment is provided the evening can become lively but always well behaved. The food is excellent.

This has been the watering hole for much of the motorcycle fraternity of Norwich. Lee Vasey is now playing here regularly as is Vic Salter.

This is the spiritual home of Vic Salter who appears every week with friends such as fantabulous Frances, Symon Rhyn & guitarists Andy & Kyle. John, the landlord, has his own style with his mutton chops. The prices are the most reasonable in Norwich,