The Union Jack, King's Lynn

Will Larter left this review about The Union Jack

I reached the pub long after dark, so I can't give a good description of the surroundings, but once inside it's a former multiroomed pub opened out into one space, with the bar counter facing the front door, and a small room in a corner to the right (not sure it justifies being called a snug). Three hand pumps centrally placed had Woodfordes Wherry and Mighty Oak's Robert Burns tribute "a toast to the Laddie", either side of a handwritten pump clip for Greene King's rugby union offering. I went for halves of Wherry and Laddie, both in very good or better nick and coming in at £4/pint. There's a cider advertised, Whin Hill 6% - presumably in a polypin behind the counter. It's a bit rough and ready here, but I liked it. Top quality beer at prices I could get used to. What's not to like? (Well, maybe the radio prattling away in the background, but is anyone complaining?)

On 9^th February 2026 - rating: 7
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