Cromer – Cliftonville Hotel (Two Julians)
The next venue in our Cromer study tour was the Cliftonville Hotel which opened in 1867 and received its licence
Read MoreThe next venue in our Cromer study tour was the Cliftonville Hotel which opened in 1867 and received its licence
Read MoreOn our study tours, we initially base our list of visits on CAMRA’s Whatpub and then add anywhere else that
Read MoreNext pub on the day’s adventure was the Gangway, a cafe bar type set-up which also has a sister outlet
Read MoreThe next location on our Cromer adventure was the Albion which has been a hospitality venue since the 1830s and
Read MoreAfter enjoying a beer on the pier, we hiked up the hill to reach the Good Beer Guide listed Red
Read MoreThe next venue on our day out in Cromer is visible at the rear of the photo, it’s the Pavilion
Read MoreThe second pub of the day was the Kings Head in Cromer, but unfortunately it was closed. It seems that
Read MoreThe first pub of the day was the Wellington on Garden Street which has been operated by the same family
Read MoreThe Edith Cavell is back open again, so Julian and I thought that it would be only polite to go
Read MoreThe Weavers Arms on Muspole Street has recently reopened, so Julian and I felt the need to pay it a
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