Client since 2023
Housed in an iconic Norwich building which dates from the 1300s, The Britons Arms will be familiar to anyone who has visited the city's historic Elm Hill, as well as millions of moviegoers, having featured in films such as Stardust, starring Robert de Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer, Clare Danes and Sienna Miller.
Under its new chef-proprietor Richard Ellis, the building has a new lease of life as a cafe-restaurant, renowned for its coffee and cakes and cream teas, but equally for its breakfasts, lunches and regular multi-course special dinner evenings.
A historic Norwich restaurant is celebrating National Cheese Toastie Day (Sunday 27th October) by creating a special all-Norfolk toastie containing...
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A historic Norwich restaurant has created a special Chocoholics afternoon tea to celebrate National Chocolate Week, which runs from 14th-20th October.
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A Norwich restaurant has teamed up with a well-known local food and wine writer to showcase wines from several Norfolk...
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A Norwich chef is celebrating British Sandwich Week with the creation of the Ultimate Norfolk Piggy Club Sandwich – featuring...
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An iconic historic Norwich restaurant is set to celebrate the birthday of Scotland’s most famous poet Robert Burns, with a...
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A historic Norwich coffee house and restaurant has created a special Christmas-themed afternoon tea which it is serving throughout December.
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A historic Norwich restaurant is celebrating the game season with a special seven course game dinner, featuring the best of...
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