The Murderers Pub - Menu

Lunchtime drop in. Not busy. In house cider very nice. Waited quite a while for ‘mixed vegetable soup’ order. Looked and tasted like a jar of strong passata. Dry bread. Asked for butter. Was told they’d run out.

Excellent service with a warm welcome as we entered inside the pub. Ordered a dry hopped lager and gin with lemonade for around £11. They have a roll the dice game happening and if you get 2 doubles you receive 25% off or double 6 it is half price! A nice bit of fun!

An excellent pub for a weekend away lunch. We were tired from roaming the Christmas crush filled shopping streets of Norwich and found this pleasant escape. The staff were all brilliantly friendly and efficient. The food was plentiful and tasty. I would certainly recommend it View menu

Thought we would have a nice tea out ordered a steak and ale pie my two friends had the same, very disappointed with the pie, very small with chips peas and gravey not worth the money ,my husband ordered a curry it was terrible very runny dark brown hardly no chicken it actually looked disgusting, so very disappointed.

Food absolutely dreadful. I would echo the comments of another reviewer who said it was the worst food they’d had in a pub.. the eggs Benedict were cold and served 10 minutes before the rest of the food. The jacket potato with chilli was tasteless. The coleslaw was most strange as well. Seating was uncomfortable and the place was a bit noisy. The less said about the toilets the better.

Good pub, and good selection of ales. But would not eat there again. I was there with my wife and 2 friends. 3 of us had the steak pie, which was tiny and came with a few chips and peas. it was edible but not great and over priced for what you get in our option. The other person ordered chicken curry, which looked like a brown slop with very little chicken. There are better places to eat in the city for what we paid View menu

My friend and I visited on a Saturday evening for drinks and again on Sunday afternoon for drinks and to watch the football. The pub is in an excellent location, right in the centre of Norwich. The staff were all very friendly. The interior decor and atmosphere is really nice proper old school pub feel. They had the football showing on several screens including a large one in the main room. Great variety of drinks available at the bar including some local stuff. Highly recommend a visit here if you are in the area.

Popped in at lunch time today after hearing the pub mentioned so much on Jaack's Happy Hour. Was worried it would be a nightmare with my 2.5 year old but was determined to have a drink there just to say I had. I was PLEASANTLY surprised to find the pub so chill inside, staff were lovely and the atmosphere was just nice. Sat down with our drinks and decided to order food too, and it was the best food I've had out for a long time. The burger meat was so tasty, everything was just great. Would absolutely recommend a trip if you're around.

This used to be my favourite pub in Norwich back in the early 80’s when I used to visit a friend who was at UEA at the time. Not only because it was a forerunner for real ale back then, but also because visits were with a level of jeopardy as the landlord and his cronies didn’t like students. Well, first time back in the best part of 40 years and fortunately a lot more inclusive from my remembrances it looked like students were even working the bar , I thought it was still a thoroughly good pub. The front section houses the main bar that accommodates vertical drinking and then off this to the left is a collection of seating areas separated by exposed beams of some age with a fair few nooks a... View menu