From a burrito bar to a bottle shop, these businesses are the latest additions to Norwich's thriving food and drink scene.

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1. Avo

Where: 10 Timber Hill

Richard Watts opened Avo in January, serving burritos and burrito boxes with recipes inspired by his travels. The filling choices are chicken thighs, flank steak, pork belly or shredded jackfruit and you can wash it down with a beer from local brewery Redwell.

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2. Oishii Street Kitchen

Where: 12 Distillery Square

Oishii has just opened in the parade of shops off Dereham Road and it is a collaboration between local street food trucks Moco Kitchen and The Hen House Kitchen. It serves Asian street food and fried chicken and you can either eat-in or get a takeaway delivered.

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3. Brix and Bones

Where: 68-72 London Street

Brix and Bones relaunched in January, after a long period of closure, with a new concept and head chef George Wood. It is located above Gonzo's Tea Room and the whole menu is based around fire, with seasonal dishes and steaks on offer.

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4. Rest Café

Where: Churchman House, 71 Bethel Street

This is the fifth city café from The Feed, which is a not-for-profit social enterprise that helps tackle poverty, hunger and homelessness. The café serves toasted ciabattas, jacket potatoes, hot street food and more.

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5. Arti Cans and Bottles (opening soon)

Where: 1a Magdalen Road

The Artichoke pub is one of NR3's most popular drinking spots and it is now set to open a neighbouring bottle shop by the end of February. It will sell natural wines, "funky" beers, fine cheeses and deli meats.