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Entertainment, Restaurants and Bars in Norwich

Norwich is not a city that is particularly well known for its 'night-life'. It does, however, have some fine restaurants, pubs and cafes with charm and history that you wouldn't encounter in other cities. Being the home town of Delia Smith, a popular TV chef, a visit to Delia's Restaurant and Bar would seem an obvious thing to do and at £30 for a three course meal, excellent value..

Bars and Pubs:
The Gardeners Arms, on Timberhill to the south of the castle, is one of the older pubs in Norwich with a licensing history that can be traced back to 1850. The building itself dates back to 1542 and incorporates The Murderers Café, so named after a stabbing in the building in 1890. Adam and Eve's on Bishop Gate is a serious beer drinker's pub. Complete with a stone floor it's the sort of pub that you can rarely find these days in that it is quite simply a pub! Having been in the Good Pub Guide for over 25 years should be sufficient testament to the credentials of this pub to make it worth a visit when you are in Norwich. On West End Street, not far from the hospital, is the Fat Cat Public House which has twice won the prestigious award of CAMRA Pub of the Year. The Fat Cat has its own micro brewery and is famed for its excellent selection of 19 regular and other guest beers. Opening hours are generally 12 noon to 11pm, during which they serve also serve a fine selection of ciders, wines, lagers and food. The Billy Bluelight on Hall Road serves beers from the local and small Woodforde brewery. This pub is the venue for monthly meetings of the Norwich Poetry Society and takes its name from a local character. Around 100 years ago Billy Bluelight used to run along the footpath, racing the Wherry boats as they plied their trade along the river. However, if you're looking for a pub that's a bit livelier, ie one with music, a large screen TV and a noisy atmosphere; try the Ribs of Beef on Wensum Street or the Wild Man on Bedford Street. Both of these pubs are popular drinking haunts for both residents and students in the city.

Restaurants:
If you want a gourmet seafood meal then visit Brummels Seafood Restaurant, which occupies a 17th Century building on Magdalen Street and is open seven days a week for lunch and evening meals. Prices are not cheap. Depending on your choices a three course meal will cost between £20 and £50 per person and the prices on the wine list are not for the feint hearted. With an excellent selection of wines their prices start at £19 for a young Bergerac Blanc and rise to £480 for a bottle of 1973 Chateaux Pétrus. If you fancy a Brandy with your after dinner coffee you can choose from a selection of cognacs from the Remy Martin V.S.O.P at £3.00 a glass through to a glass of Louis XIII de Remy Martin at £69.00. The Des Amis Restaurant, which is also a Guest House, is located on the Dereham Road just off the A47. The menu here is a French Creole and Cajun one with a three course meal costing in the region of £20 to £30. The menu has a distinctly Caribbean flavour as the owner, Denis Rosembert, was born and trained as a chef in St Lucia over 30 years ago. The restaurant has an excellent selection of fish, meat and vegetarian options. Catering more for the theatre going public is the Ivory's Restaurant, which is located inside the Assembly House on Theatre Street. Whilst the selection on the menu is quite limited you can have a three course meal here for £20 or a two course one for under £15. At 21 Tombland, near the Cathedral, is Tatlers Restaurant which serves modern British cuisine. Set in a Victorian town house that was formerly a Dentists they offer set lunches from £12 and a three course evening meal for around £20. They also have a good wine list with prices ranging from £12 to £100 a bottle.

Nightclubs:
One of the two principal nightclubs in Norwich is the Waterfront which is between King's Street and the river. Sponsored by the University of East Anglia, it is virtually the sole venue inside the city for 'clubbing. Open five nights a week its main club nights are Friday and Saturday, with the other nights being given over to live music. Opened in 1993 the club has a capacity of 700 and occupies a building that was once a bottling plant for the Truman's brewery. Liquid, is a smaller nightclub at Imperial gate off St Mary's Street that delivers techno and hard house music. Another small club is the MoJo, on Prince of Wales Road that features soul, hip-hop and R&B music. The largest nightclub in Norwich is Time, just off the Thorpe Road near the River Yare, which is technically just outside of the city. This nightclub has a 1700 capacity and is open four nights a week; Tuesdays then Thursday to Saturday.

Theatres:
Norwich is home to the Maddermarket Theatre which is one of the smallest, non-provincial, theatres in the UK with an auditorium capacity of only 310. However, it is a popular venue and hosts production by all the top British and international writers. The Norwich Playhouse on St George's Street was opened in 1995 and is another small venue, with a capacity of just 300. It is mainly used for small touring productions, one-man shows and musical acts. The Theatre Royal in Norwich is the city's largest theatre with a capacity of 1300. This theatre is used as the major venue for larger touring drama and musical productions.

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Delias Gift By Andrews, V. C.

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In the conclusion of the series that began with Delias Heart and Delias Crossing, in the wake of Adams death, Delia and her baby are endangered by Seor Bovio, Adams father, who will do anything to gain control of his grandson, and finds herself trapped in the battle of her life for her own safety and that of her son. Simultaneous. Author: Andrews, V. C. Series Title: Delia Series Publication Date: 2009/01/27 Number of Pages: 400 Binding Type: Paperback Language: English Depth: 1.25 Width: 4.00 Height: 7.00

Delias Heart By Andrews, V. C.

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In the sequel to Delias Crossing, Delia returns to the home of her wealthy aunt to continue her education at an exclusive private school, only to find herself the target of a vengeful spurned suitor, and dealing with the bitter jealousy of her cousin Sophia, the loss of her lover Adan, an unexpected pregnancy, and other trials. Simultaneous. Author: Andrews, V. C. Series Title: Delia Series Publication Date: 2008/12/30 Number of Pages: 374 Binding Type: Paperback Language: English Depth: 1.00 Width: 4.00 Height: 6.75

Delias Place By Stepp, Lin

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Author: Stepp, Lin Series Title: Smoky Mountain Publication Date: 2012/04/01 Number of Pages: 255 Binding Type: Paperback Language: English Depth: 0.75 Width: 6.25 Height: 9.25

Delias Three Wishes

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Author: John, Francesca/ Lucas, Diane Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 58 Publication Date: 2010/04/15 Language: English Dimensions: 8.50 x 5.51 x 0.15 inches

Delias Happy Christmas By Smith, Delia

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Author: Smith, Delia Publication Date: 2009/10/01 Number of Pages: 312 Binding Type: Hardcover Language: English Depth: 1.00 Width: 9.00 Height: 11.25

Delias Crossing By Andrews, V. C.

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When her parents are killed in a truck accident outside their poor Mexican village, Delia Yeberra is sent to live with her wealthy aunt in Palm Springs, California, but she soon discovers the dark underside of her glamorous new life as she become caught in a bitter battle whose resentment may be linked to a sinister secret, in the first volume in a trilogy. Simultaneous. Author: Andrews, V. C. Series Title: Delia Series Publication Date: 2008/09/30 Number of Pages: 416 Binding Type: Paperback Language: English Depth: 1.25 Width: 3.75 Height: 6.75

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Laura Lee WhiteHawk, 28 and without kin or close relationships, has taken leave from her job with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Now she pursues her dream of becoming a nature writer while living in a dilapidated house on a wooded peninsula of the Lake Erie shore. The property is the bequest of the woman who rescued Laura in her youth from loveless foster care and reared her to be selfsufficient and courageous in the face of challenges. Life in her new home tests her resources and resolve. An unexpected challenge enters Lauras life when David, an elevenyearold boy fleeing a home life of abuse and neglect, beguiles her into a collaboration that is both offbeat and clandestine. Laura sympathizes with Davids fierce opposition to becoming a ward of social services, and perhaps unwisely and definitely illegally harbors the boy. Soon David wins a place in Lauras heart as cook, companion, coworker, student, and inspiration. She realizes he fills her life with special meaning. The secret comes out when Davids past embroils him in a frightening and dangerous situation. Can Lauras new acquaintances and Davids native courage and intelligence see them through the tough times? Author: Fritz, Elizabeth Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 120 Publication Date: 2006/09/01 Language: English Dimensions: 9.00 x 6.00 x 0.28 inches