5/5 Ant S. 1 year ago on Google
Went
for
lunch
after
being
'turned
away'
at
Bills
having
been
offered
a
table
in
about
'1
hour'
(complete
b.s.).
We
really
enjoyed
The
Brew
House
and
will
definitely
go
back
again
-
we've
been
to
a
few
Bill's
locations
now
and
like
it,
but
won't
use
the
Norwich
one
again.
The
Brew
House
Restaurant
is
part
of
the
pub
(an
independent
brewery
I
think)
by
St
Andrew's
Church
-
just
a
stone's
throw
outside
Norwich's
main
market
area,
and
well
worth
the
short
trip.
Whether
you
want
pub
classics
(e.g.
beer
battered
fish
and
chips)
or
something
more
modern
and
healthy,
the
menu
has
plenty
of
choice
and
caters
for
different
needs
and
preferences.
We
had
the
open
chicken
kebab,
tofu
pie
and
loaded
fries,
with
a
side
order
of
regular
chips.
The
portions
were
slightly
on
the
generous
side,
and
quality
was
good,
overall
prices
very
reasonable
at
about
£20
per
head
including
drinks
-
although
there
are
also
deals
available,
and
you
would
spend
more
with
extra
courses.
The
food
itself
was
great,
the
dishes
were
cooked
really
well,
nicely
presented
and
served
in
good
time.
The
staff
looked
after
us
well,
being
polite
and
attentive,
and
there
was
no
pressure
to
vacate
the
table
at
the
end
of
the
meal.
The
restaurant/pub
itself
has
lovely
decor
throughout
that
relates
to
the
brewery,
with
plenty
of
natural
materials
and
old
signage
making
it
an
interesting
place
to
be
in.
There's
a
good
feeling
of
space
at
the
tables,
and
the
restaurant's
seating
area
is
largely
shielded
away
from
the
bar
area,
giving
it
its
own
feel.
I'm
sure
this
would
be
a
popular
hangout
on
a
Saturday
night,
make
for
a
good
date
location
-
or
a
family
meal
at
weekends
-
especially
with
the
choice
of
drinks
available.
While
the
Brew
House
crowd
is
quite
diverse
in
age
ranges,
reflecting
the
city-center
local
and
pub/restaurant
stays,
the
place
has
a
lovely
ambience
and
speaks
of
quality
-
definitely
a
good
place
to
spend
time.