A pub off the A47 will be taken back to its traditional roots under its new owners, who are also adding a steak restaurant to the site.
The Kings Head in Acle will reopen in June this year and it has been taken on by Snug Hospitality, taking their portfolio up to six.
The other five pubs, all in Norfolk, are The Crown at Trunch, The Chequers in Hainford, The Freemasons Arms in Norwich, The White Swan in Gressenhall and The Kings Head in Cromer.
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The Kings Head in Acle has been closed for around five months and before that was called The Barns under its previous tenants Third Place Inns.
Daniel Pratt, managing director of Snug Hospitality, said: "We want to bring The Kings Head back to being a pub, which utilises local breweries.
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"We will also be opening a restaurant called The Acle Steak, sourcing from local producers and butchers, with four to five cuts of steak available in different sizes alongside classic pub dishes."
The premises has been given a full refurbishment, with the first four of the seven bedrooms on the site set to open by July.
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