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The Two Lifeboats, Sheringham

2 High Street
Sheringham
NR26 8JR

Phone: 01263823144

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Old Boots left this review about The Two Lifeboats

A restaurant masquerading as a pub, it’s a grey painted building near the sea but table service only and entirely set out for dining. In spite of four cask ales of various provenance I made my excuses and left when approached by some waiter chap.

On 16^th June 2024 - no rating submitted
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Will Larter left this review about The Two Lifeboats

When I was here six months ago they were still operating a table service, though they did allow me to approach the bar for a quick look at the three pump clips. As a hotel with tables largely set up for diners, I suppose it suits them to maintain table service, but to me it just makes the place feel even less like a pub than it looks. To be fair, it's smart enough after what I guess was a fairly recent refurbishment, with new floorboards evident. Though I guess the money was running short so the tables are veneered chipboard and the loudspeakers have a brash and tinny sound, or maybe that's just the music they prefer. Anyway, enough of the criticism and on to the beer. There were four hand pumps with three local ales available: Wolf Ale and a couple from Tindall. I had the Wolf and the Tindall Lifeboat Pale, which were both priced at £4.50 a pint. Unfortunately my notes made at the time don't mention beer quality, but I guess the fact that I stayed and had a second beer suggests that the first one was at least ok.

Date of visit: 21st March 2022

On 30^th August 2022 - rating: 5
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