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The Bull Inn, Walsingham
Walsingham
NR22 6BP
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Old Boots left this review about The Bull Inn
Old, well most things in Walsingham are, pub in village centre. Two rooms with additional spaces off plus garden front and rear. The counter is in the right hand space that was once two rooms and so it’s up a couple of steps. Three pulls with Adnams, Wherry and Doombar plus the expected kegs. My Wherry was good to excellent. Wall plaster has been removed in places showing the various changes made over the years. Mix of boards and tartan carpet on the floor, the furniture is an eclectic mix of styles and materials, needless to say what woodwork there is is grey. There’s a cabinet of 20th century curios in the leftmost room. Pre Reformation the village was home to number two (after Canterbury) in the pilgrimage league table, it still attracts religious and otherwise pilgrims so gets rammed in summer, the locals however are fairly sweary.
On 9th July 2022
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Blue Scrumpy left this review about The Bull Inn
The Bull Inn is situated between Walsingham Abbey and the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham in this religious and touristy village and is now the only pub serving real ale in the village, namely Wherry & Ghost Ship.
The pub possessed plenty of character, with religious frescoes above the bar and other religious items scattered around. There is a basic room primarily used for dining to the right hand side of the main bar, whilst a tiny snug at the rear is quite atmospheric.
With a small outdoor drinking patio at the front, this does feel like a proper pub, despite the obvious tourist appeal of the village.
On 18th February 2022
- rating: 6
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Graham Coombs left this review about The Bull Inn
Very old pub popular with visitors and good food trade, as well as some good beers. Tables outdoors at the front and a courtyard garden to the rear.
On 31st August 2013
- rating: 7
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West Runton, 19.07 miles, 6 hr 8 min walk (show)
Cromer, 20.35 miles, 6 hr 32 min walk (show)
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