Look at these loverly beers on today at The Blackfriars Tavern.
A wide selection of Belgian Bottled Beers, even a Norfolk Lager and
Mr Winter Vanilla Latte,Wolf Ale, Norfolk Jumper, Grain 316, Wolf Sirius DogStar, Mr Winter Citrus Kiss….. Come and enjoy.
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Did you miss us – we missed you !
We are very excited to confirm we have re-opened – so why not come and pay us a visit and see what we have been up to……
In return we guarantee a warm welcome, perfectly kept beer, a range of still ciders, cold keg largers and ciders and an increasesd range of new products with further additions in the coming weeks.
We currently have the following real ales on …
As always we are child and dog friendly, so why not come and enjoy a glass or more in our lovely sunny courtyard gardens or play some of our traditional pub games available on every table.
“and breathe a sigh of relief that my last county tick is a corker.”
“the cask was secondary to the joy created by landlord and locals, welcoming taxi drivers and port workers…”
“I felt part of the pub.”
TAKING A WEDGE OUT OF GREAT YARMOUTH
Take a look at Martin’s lovely review from back in April, which we just spotted on the interwebs.
Since then, we have progressed to 8 ales on as well as 14 ciders, and we a just pausing (closed to public) until August 4th, to enable us to extend our offer.
The full text of the blog post is below:
Is it a wedge pub ? I’ve no idea. I hardly noticed that shape till I just looked at these photos from last Tuesday.
A first overnighter in the campervan this year, saving me the £120 it costs in the Imperial with FREE (0) parking along the South Pier. Which looks best in black and white, I can tell you.
You even get the best view of this art installation called “Norfolk”.
More attractive art installations awaited on the short walk to the Blackfriars Tavern. This one is called “3rd best town walls in UK after Chester and York”, apparently.
My pub is well sign-posted.
Oh, perhaps that pile of old cars was the Banksy. Has he changed his style ? Or is that a sign to where you get your cash out in Yarmouth ?
GY doesn’t have a lot of Guide pubs, but a fair few of them have been dotted in these back streets between the southern docks and amusement arcades.
So how had I missed it ?
I enter to “You Can Call Me Al“, which has been playing continuously in Norfolk since 1986, and breathe a sigh of relief that my last county tick is a corker.
It’s bigger on the inside. I’m sure someone else has said that.
With a trio of regulars at the bar, I put my trendy* Gandhi jacket over the nearest chair and prepare to annoy the landlord, faced with a row of five similarly interesting looking pump clips.
“What beer should I have then ?”
“It depends what style you like“
“I like beer. Choose me a beer, any beer“
I am such a prat in pubs like this.
“Would you like a taster ?”.
“NO !!! A pint’s a taster“. You know the script by now.
Anyway, something by Fat Cat,
followed by a Vanilla Stout by Mr Winters, observed by little Buddy (everyone loved Buddy),
and then something the landlord did rave about from Bull of the Woods which brought back memories of Steve Earl programmes in Bungay.
It’s a drinkers’ pub, but to be honest the cask was secondary to the joy created by landlord and locals, welcoming taxi drivers and port workers and tickers.
“I had eight large doubles last night. Well, you’re not gonna have eight SMALL ones, are you ?”.
I loved the fact it served Carling and San Miguel (with slice of lemon). I loved the relentlessly upbeat ’80s soundtrack (“Wishing Well”, “Don’t Give Up”). I felt part of the pub.
But I was, of course, horrified by the art in the Gents.
I wish I’d been there for their home-made pies and 10% Imperial Stout, but after three (3) beers in an hour it’s probably best it was off.
A great way to complete any county. Shame about the big smudge over Thompson, which isn’t something you get to write every day.
But was I done with Yarmouth ? Oh no.
*Mrs RM’s word, not mine
Blackfriars Tavern Great Yarmouth will be closed until 4th August, but the exciting news is that we will be re-opening with a fantastic new offering. Please follow our Facebook Page and this website to keep up to date with news. See you soon.
FatCat Incredible 5.2%
S&P Topaz 3.8%
Tindall’s Best Bitter 3.8%
Wildcraft Smooth Stout 5%
Mr Winters Tranquility 4.2%
Mr Winters Vanilla Latte 4.5%
We just realised that no one knows that we are the official East Norfolk CAMRA Runner Up Pub Of The Year for 2022, so we thought we would let you know. Thank you to all you CAMRA members that visited us and took the time to score our beers!
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Looking for something fun to do on a rainy day in Great Yarmouth? Why not check out one of the best local pubs! The Blackfrairs Tavern has a great drinks menus and a large selection of traditional pub and board games. Plus, you can always warm up in the centrally heated pub with a nice cup of coffee or hot chocolate. If you’re looking for something more active, there are also plenty of museums, art galleries, and even a Banksy within easy reach of the Blackfriars Tavern. Just make sure you bring your umbrella!
Rainy day activities don’t have to be limited to just watching TV or movies. Why not break out the board games and have some fun? Whether you’re playing classics like Monopoly or Battle of the Sexes, or trying out some new games, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. And if you’re feeling competitive, then these games are sure to bring out the best in your.
Some games which are available at the Blackfriars Tavern include: Chess, Draughts, Othello, Monopoly, Risk – Game of Thrones Edition, Battle of the Sexes, Shut The Box, Cards, Top Trumps, and the list goes on and on and on with at least 40 games available every day.
Whatever the weather, nothing beats spending time at your favorite pub. And what could be better than one of the best pubs in Great Yarmouth? Blackfriars Tavern has 2 warm and cozy indoor bars and 2 sheltered courtyard areas outside, and serves a range of Local Real Ales, Still Ciders (including Real Ciders), Lagers (including local ones) Sparkling Ciders, Whites (including a modest selection of wines by the bottle in addition to an extensive range of house wines), Non-alcoholic drinks (Lager, Ale, Cider, Wines).
Rainy days are the perfect opportunity to cozy up in a pub with a good beer. And Great Yarmouth has no shortage of pubs to choose from. Whether you’re looking for a traditional English pub or a trendy craft beer bar, we’ve got you covered. So grab your coat and umbrella and head out for a rainy day pub crawl.
There’s nothing quite like a good pint of real ale on a rainy day. And Great Yarmouth and Norfolk breweries have been associated with some of the best beer in the country. So if you’re looking for a rainy day activity that will warm your soul, come to the Blackfriars Tavern and visit one of the best pubs for real ale and cider in Great Yarmouth.
Still cider is the perfect drink for a rainy day. And Great Yarmouth has no shortage of pubs serving up some of the best craft cider in the country. So if you’re looking for a rainy day activity that will warm your soul, check out our guide to the best pubs for still cider in Great Yarmouth.
Rainy days are the perfect opportunity to break out the board games and have some fun. What is your favourite game? Whether you’re playing classics like Monopoly or Clue, or trying out some new games, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. And if you’re feeling competitive, then these games are sure to deliver. So grab your friends and family and get ready at the Blackfriars Tavern.
Blackfriars Tavern is a great place to go on a rainy day. Well-behaved children are allowed during the day and early evening, and well-behaved dogs are allowed if they are on the lead, and there are plenty of activities to keep you busy. Plus, it is a great pub where you can get something to eat and drink.
If you’re looking for delicious homemade pies in Great Yarmouth, look no further than The Blackfriars Tavern. Our pies are made on the premises and are mouthwatering. We serve up a variety of pies, such as steak and ale, chicken, and vegetable curry. And if that’s not enough to satisfy your appetite, we also offer a wide selection of real ales (we are in the Good Beer Guide), beers and ciders. So come on down to The Blackfrairs Tavern for some homemade pie goodness!
When it comes to homemade pies, there’s nothing quite like a good old-fashioned steak and kidney pie. This delicious dish is perfect for warming up your taste buds on a cold winter day and is also ideal on a warm sunny day with a pint of your favourite beverage. The key to making great steak and kidney pies is all in the preparation.
Chicken pie is another delicious homemade pie that is perfect whatever the weather. The key to making a great chicken pie is to use high-quality ingredients. We make them ourselves rather than buying them in. The filling is also important, so we use a tried and tested recipe.
There’s nothing quite like homemade pies, especially when they are made traditionally with top quality ingredients. In Great Yarmouth, one of these places that serve proper pies is the Blackfrairs Tavern which is known for its delicious minced beef pie.
If you’re looking for delicious homemade pies that will tantalize your taste buds, then you should try making a beef curry pie. These pies are packed full of flavour, and it’s sure to please everyone who tries it. Best of all, they are delicious with a pint of traditional real ale such as Mad Wolf. For meat-eaters, we think this could be our best pie.
Chilli con Carne is a popular dish in the UK, and it’s no surprise that we make a pie version of it. The spicy beef and red kidney beans make for a hearty and delicious pie filling, and it’s perfect as both a summer or winter food.
Homemade Vegetable Curry Pie is a delicious experience. The crust is made of shortcrust pastry which gives it a delicious flavor and texture. The filling is made of a tried and test recipe, a spicy Indian sauce. This pie is perfect at any time of year, and is Vegan!
If you’re looking for a Dog Friendly pub in Great Yarmouth, The Blackfriars Tavern is the perfect spot for you and your furry friend! This charming pub is located at the edge of the historic district, and offers a wide selection of beers and ciders on tap. In addition, The Blackfriars Tavern welcomes dogs of all shapes and sizes, making it the perfect place to relax with friends and family – including your four-legged friends!
1. Dog Friendly with large beer garden courtyards in Great Yarmouth
If you’re looking for the best of the Dog Friendly pubs in Great Yarmouth, The Blackfriars Tavern is the perfect spot. With a large outdoor area where your furry friend can run around and plenty of other dogs to socialize with, The Blackfriars is the perfect place to bring your dog for a pint.
2. The Blackfriars Tavern is a great option. This pub is located in between the river and the beach and allows dogs inside as long as they are well-behaved. They also have a large semi enclosed walled beer garden that’s perfect for a summer day. The Blackfriars Tavern is the perfect spot for a pint with four-legged friends.
3. Why the pub is a great spot for dog owners
The pub is a great spot for dog owners because of its relaxed and Dog Friendly atmosphere. The Blackfriars Tavern is the perfect place to take your dog for a pint of real ale, cider, tea, or for some freshly ground coffee, and with its large outdoor area and other dogs to socialize with, your furry friend is sure to have a great time. There is a great range of up to six real ales an 14 real ciders, as well as all the other standard drinks you would expect, and you will get a warm welcome from the dog friendly staff. There are several long walks around Great Yarmouth, and the Blackfriars Tavern can be used as an excellent half way stop.
4. What amenities the pub offers for dogs and their owners
The pub offers a variety of amenities for dogs and their owners, including the bars and the large outdoor area where your furry friend can rest. The seating areas in the large beer garden is provided as courtyards which are laid to concrete. The concrete provides a cool surface for them, and there is shade under the substantial tables There are often other dogs to socialize with, and Dog Friendly atmosphere. The pub provides fresh water for dogs, so your furry friend can stay hydrated after your dog walking while you enjoy your pint.
5. How to find the pub and what hours it’s open
The Blackfriars Tavern is the perfect place to bring your dog for a pint.
The Blackfriars Tavern is located in Great Yarmouth in between the riverfront and the beach and allows dogs inside as long as they are well-behaved. They also have a large beer garden that’s perfect for a summer day. The Blackfriars Tavern is open daily from 11am to 11pm.
6. Contact information for the pub
For more information on The Blackfriars Tavern with it’s mostly enclosed beer garden, please contact the pub at:
The Blackfriars Tavern
94 Blackfriars Road
Great Yarmouth, NR30 3BZ
Tel: 01493 859853
Looking for a warm welcome at a cycle friendly pub in Great Yarmouth? Look no further than the Blackfriars Tavern! This pub is the perfect place to grab a drink and ride. They have ample off road parking for bikes, and they are happy to serve cyclists drinks and food. In addition, they have outdoor seating that is perfect for enjoying a nice day out on your bike. Stop by the Blackfriars Tavern today and enjoy a refreshing drink and some good company!
If you want to combine your ride with a visit to one of the best real ale pubs in Great Yarmouth, then you will find that the Blackfriars Tavern has been voted into the CAMRA Good Beer Guide in the Great Yarmouth section by the East Norfolk CAMRA branch.
The pub is situated in between the River Yare and the sea, at the end of the Norfolk Coastal Cycleway, one of the National Cycle Network’s cycle routes that covers 59 miles through Norfolk from King’s Lynn to Great Yarmouth at the edge of the broads national park.
The feel of the bar is that of a country village pub, as it is situated on quiet roads a few hundred meters from the beach. It has warm heating during the winter and outdoor seating within a pair of walled courtyards which are the perfect location to spend time in the summer.
On Sunday, the landlord often provides free complimentary Roast Potatoes which goes perfectly with the wide selection of real ales, ciders, and beer.
Take photos with friends and family, or selfies on site beneath our historic preserved tiles in front of the entrance.
If you are looking for a more leisurely trip, then why not take a ride on the trains to visit Great Yarmouth to avoid riding on some of the busy main roads, the perfect way to explore Great Yarmouth by bike.
The Blackfriars Tavern welcomes well behaved children and is also a suitable pub for well controlled dogs with free water and sometimes a treat.