The Village Inn, Cromer

Nice multi space village pub with a huge front garden which other pubs may have converted to a much needed car park - this one doesn’t appear to have one. You enter at one end into the first room, originally more but walls have been holed and chopped about, the brick and flint built counter is towards the back wall and you’ll find five pulls and five keg taps with Stella and Guinness on a second face which requires three signs to tell their drinkers. Beers from Woodforde's, Moon Gazer and Adnams in decent Nick. Plain decor of white walls almost undecorated, parquet floors with a mix of comfortable and uncomfortable seating. There’s a small snug to the right of the bar with a corridor leading to the toilets, to the left is a dining area. A bit stripped out would sum things up, there’s hints of what once was in the odd bits of leaded glass in some places. The bar staff come more to life when interacting with regulars. Music from the mid 1970s, PSM’s review and the What Pub description offers an explanation.