The saying goes that Norwich once had a pub for every day of the year and today the NR2 area stands out for having some of the best boozers in the city.
The postcode encapsulates parts of the city centre and the Golden Triangle, including the local hotspots of Unthank and Earlham Road.
Here are some of our favourite pubs to visit in the area.
1) The Black Horse
Where: 50 Earlham Road, Norwich NR2 3DE

The Black Horse is one of two trendy Earlham Road spots run by landlady Rose Hanison.
It first opened in 1714 and now has a large beer garden decorated with festoon lights, complete with outdoor heaters.
Dottie is the pub dog and food offerings range from loaded fries to pasta of the week.
2) William and Florence
Where: 111 Unthank Road, Norwich, NR2 2PE

The pub in Unthank Road lies right at the heart of NR2 and is a favourite of many in the area.
The watering hole owned by Nick & Briony De'Ath offers some of the best award-winning beers, wines and cocktails.
The Will and Flo's Sunday roast is also well-reviewed and known for its large portion sizes and hearty food.
3)The Ten Bells
Where: St Benedicts Street, Norwich, NR2 4AR

It sits nestled in the popular St Benedicts Street and is open seven days a week with Fupburger offering some top-notch burgers and wings.
Cocktail Club is on every day from 4pm to 8pm and allows customers to enjoy two cocktails for £12 from an extensive menu.
4) The Garden House
Where: 1 Pembroke Road, Norwich, NR2 3HD

Heading back out of the city and to the centre of the Golden Triangle is The Garden House in Pembroke Road.
Its weekly pub quiz has quickly become one of the city's most popular spots for a Monday night.
The pub is also an active fundraiser often hosting events for local charities and shows an array of sports on its big screens.
5)The Fat Cat
Where: West End Street, Norwich, NR2 4NA

The watering hole described as "heaven for real ale lovers" has scooped various awards and accolades for its selection of drinks.
The pub has won The Good Pub Guide Beer Pub of the Year 11 times as well as a Gold award from CAMRA.
Harry's Soul Station is just up the road and customers can enjoy a takeaway from there in the pub while enjoying one of the many beers on offer.
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