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Last Pub Standing, Norwich

Pub added by elizabeth mcgraw
27 King Street
Norwich
NR1 1PD

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Strongers . left this review about Last Pub Standing

Last Pub Standing is a thin single room L-shaped pub with a couple of tables by the entrance before a long bar counter that runs up the left wall facing small tables and stools up the right. At the rear is split-level seating where access can be gained to a patio area. In the floor is a thick glass panel that looks down into the cellar where a pirate scene has been set up with an old barrel, pirate and a few doubloons spread about. I’m not sure what the relevance is to the pub, it seemed a bit tacky to me. A television at the rear was playing a pub advertisement loop whilst some background music played.
Two of the four hand pumps were in operation during a recent late Thursday afternoon visit, drawing Humpty Dumpty’s Little Sharpie and Wildcraft Brewery’s Wild Eye Intriguing Pale Ale. Premium and craft keg were also available, as was food from a limited menu. The burger was priced at £15. The service was friendly from the two barmaids, but there are better pubs in the immediate area so I probably won't.

On 23rd April 2023 - rating: 6
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about Last Pub Standing

Despite the name, this is very much a modernised bar / restaurant. The 'L'-shaped room is quite sparsely furnished and decorated but was (initially at least) busy enough late lunchtime not to feel sterile. Four real ales on handpump: two from Grain - Oak and Redwood - and a pair from Boudicca - Golden Torc (£3.70) and Red Queen.

On 18th February 2018 - rating: 7
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