The Wildman, Norwich

The attractive exterior of this historic pub - named after Peter the Wildboy who mysteriously turned up in Norwich in the 18th century - has recently been refurbished, but this only hints at the thorough modernisation inside. Opened out to form a 'L'-shaped bar: light at the front but quite gloomy towards to the rear (although the bar counter itself is well lit). Four of six handpumps on when I visited, offering Wherry, Pride, Broadside and Ghost Ship (£3.60). Overall, now a strange mixture of trendy bar and ale house.

The Wild Man used to be a Tolly Cobbold tied house. This pub is in the middle of Norwich and it is on a nice looking cobbled street. Once inside the pub is fairly comfortable and it has'nt been altered that much,there were two real ales on the bar i had a drink of Adnams bitter and this was a decent drink the other beer was GK Abbot. I thought this was a decent pub to have a few drinks in.