The Red Lion is selling Charles Reader's new book, The Faces of the Fiend of Breydon. Thank you very much!
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The Red Lion is a listed building, grade II. It dates from early in the 18th century.
Ro Tay
Stopped off here for a afternoon break - but due to unusual opening hours it was shut - May Possibly be heading for permanent closure?
Andy B
Terrible experience , won't be returning
Robert Walton
The Red Lion is a listed building, grade II. It dates from early in the 18th century.
Michelle white
lovely welcoming pub,excellent service
Antonia Katsambis
Stumbled across this pub whilst bikepacking in Norfolk. Our group was 40 miles into an intense day of cycling - lost hungry and tired. Went inside hoping for some food, but got something more valuable. A huge thank you to Maws and Jayne who gave us directions, guidance and a friendly smile and words of encouragement that got us to the ferry and (20 miles of cycling later) to our campsite for the evening. If I’m back in Norfolk again, I’d definitely visit back for a pint - looks like a proper cosey pub and if we hadn’t have been in such a pickle, would have loved to have stayed for a few. Thanks again for your kindness!
jay mia
Great atmosphere, lovely little pub with nice wide range of drinks
Tash Pallen
Only time I've ever been here, but the dog and cat were very sweet and bartender was nice!
I enjoy this local pub.
The Red Lion is selling Charles Reader's new book, The Faces of the Fiend of Breydon. Thank you very much!
The Red Lion is a listed building, grade II. It dates from early in the 18th century.
Stopped off here for a afternoon break - but due to unusual opening hours it was shut - May Possibly be heading for permanent closure?
Terrible experience , won't be returning
The Red Lion is a listed building, grade II. It dates from early in the 18th century.
lovely welcoming pub,excellent service
Stumbled across this pub whilst bikepacking in Norfolk. Our group was 40 miles into an intense day of cycling - lost hungry and tired. Went inside hoping for some food, but got something more valuable. A huge thank you to Maws and Jayne who gave us directions, guidance and a friendly smile and words of encouragement that got us to the ferry and (20 miles of cycling later) to our campsite for the evening. If I’m back in Norfolk again, I’d definitely visit back for a pint - looks like a proper cosey pub and if we hadn’t have been in such a pickle, would have loved to have stayed for a few. Thanks again for your kindness!
Great atmosphere, lovely little pub with nice wide range of drinks
Only time I've ever been here, but the dog and cat were very sweet and bartender was nice!
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Excellent pub, friendly relaxing atmosphere, well worth a visit.
Great village pub. No food but good booze and company
Lovely pub
It was. Closed.
Authentic pub experience. Old, cosy, welcoming. Loved it