Pubs in King's Lynn

Silk Lounge Cocktail Bar

1a Railway Road, King's Lynn PE30 1NE

Bar associated with adjoining Chinese restaurant.

Camilo's

14-15 Railway Road, King's Lynn PE30 1NE

Re-opened Jun 09 as a 'Coffee Shop & Bar', having been briefly 'Lynn's Polish pub', a pub until over 20 years previously.

Gatehouse

Kellard Place, King's Lynn PE30 5DD

A new build Hungry Horse pub located near the South Gate in Kings Lynn. This Greene King owned pub specialises in cheap food, but does offer real ale.

Rathskellar Wine Bar & Bistro

South Quay, King's Lynn PE30 5GN

A cellar bar in part of the historic Hanse House. It shares the kitchen with the restaurant upstairs and there are occasional special deals on food and beer. There is a quiz on the 3rd Wednesday of the month and regular live music nights. At a quiet time ask for a tour of the upstairs rooms of this fine historic building. There is parking on the quayside but it is cheaper round the back of the Hanse House.

Marriott's Warehouse

South Quay, King's Lynn PE30 5DT

This 16th-century riverside building, originally a warehouse for corn, salt and wine, has been converted into a cafe/restaurant. There is a drinking area on the first floor with table service and views of the Minster. Outside there are tables on the quayside. One of the guest ales is usually Moon Gazer. Pay parking is available on the quayside and behind the building.

Country Line Buffet Bar

Kings Lynn Railway Station, Blackfriars Road, King's Lynn PE30 1NX

Situated between the entrances to the platforms is a timber buffet with central bay window, a panelled dado and more paneling above a modillion cornice, all this of c1910. The counter and lower bar back shelves also look like they could be from this date. This is one of a handful of little altered station buffets - others can be found at Stalybridge (Gt. Manchester) and Bangor (N Wales), also a preserved example at Horsted Keynes (Bluebell Railway). Open 5a.m - 5.30p.m. Mon - Sat (Alcohol sold from 6a.m.); 6a.m. - 5p.m. Sunday

Nip & Growler Ale House

68 High Street, King's Lynn PE30 1AY

Lynn's first micro pub is located in a former camera shop on the High Street, near the Tuesday Market. The style is distressed industrial with the wood lined walls doing a good job at absorbing sound, making it easy to hold a conversation. The beer list is extensive, mostly fairly local and towards the stronger end of the scale. They are delivered by taps at the back of the bar and are served from key kegs - some of which are real ale, some are not as there is no live yeast in the container. It is not possible to tell which beers are of which format, one could inquire with the bar staff serving. There are also ciders, bottled and canned beers available, as well as a few snacks.

Dr Thirsty's

22-24 Norfolk Street, King's Lynn PE30 1AN

Crofters

Kings Lynn Arts Centre, King Street, King's Lynn PE30 1HA

Open to the public at lunchtimes. In the evening functions as foyer bar for the theatre.

Archers (cafe bar)

2 Limes House, Purfleet Street, King's Lynn PE30 1ER

More a restaurant selling a real ale than a pub. Varied array of food.

Woolpack

112 Gaywood Road, King's Lynn PE30 2PT

Corner pub on busy road junction. Close to College of West Anglia. Taken over by former landlord of the Maids Head, Kings Lynn in 2014 and has been refurbished. Live music is now an important feature and the beer ranges is a bit more adventurous. food 7 days a week including Sunday carvery, steak and fish nights and is now a free-house

Globe Hotel

King Street, King's Lynn PE30 1EZ

A Wetherspoon Hotel, as well as a pub and a restaurant.