Pubs in King's Lynn

Eagle

110 Norfolk Street, King's Lynn PE30 1AQ

Young crowd attracted by the live music and nearby clubs in the evenings, especially at weekend. During the day is much quieter pub with good value food. Sunday roast is popular

Lattice House

Chapel Street, King's Lynn PE30 1EG

A 15th century brick and black beamed pub just away from the Tuesday Market Place. Inside it has been modernised in a smart fashion but keeping the old features. There is a small bar and seating area at the front, and to the rear it opens up with a very high beamed roof and the large inglenook brick fireplace, there is also more seating up on a mezzanine over looking the bar. There is a public (pay) car park next to the pub.

Ferry Lane Social Club

Ferry Lane, King's Lynn PE30 1HN

The local CAMRA Branch's Club of the Year for 2020 can be found at the end of a lane next to the departure point for the West Lynn Ferry. The bar looks over the river and there is a balcony where you can sit and enjoy the views. Five beers are on offer from breweries near and afar, as well as local cider from Sandringham. Occasionally, there is live music in the bar at the weekend. New members and visitors are welcome.

Maids Head

7 Tuesday Market Place, King's Lynn PE30 1JL

This historic pub dates back to 1748. Perhaps its greatest claim to fame is that David Bowie performed here in 1966! Extensively refurbished in 2015 and under new management since 2021.

Bank House

King Staithe Square, King's Lynn PE30 1RD

Re-opened late Nov 2008. Coffee Shop, Brasserie & Wine Bar open from breakfast until supper, with afternoon tea from 2.30-5.30. A hotel until the mid 90's it was originally an early 18th century merchant's house, becoming a bank towards the end of the century.

Dukes Head Hotel

5-6 Tuesday Market Place, King's Lynn PE30 1JS

The interior of the hotel has been radically redesigned in late 2016, and the former bistro has been turned into a stylish bar. The handpump has been removed and there is now no real ale available.

Crown & Mitre

Ferry Street, King's Lynn PE30 1LJ

This pub is a treasure trove of interesting objects, many with a maritime or railway connection. There is a gallery and a garden which overlook the river. Good value food is served alongside the selection of five or six guest beers. Note the pub closes during the annual Mart, two weeks from around February 14th. There is no pub car park, but plenty of public ones close by.

Fenman

Blackfriars Road, King's Lynn PE30 1NT

This single roomed bar can be found opposite the railway station. The two real ales on offer vary and Sandringham cider is available in bottles.

Hob in the Well

Littleport Street, King's Lynn PE30 1PP

Also open holiday Monday evenings

Spread Eagle

19 Gaywood Road, King's Lynn PE30 1QT

Bentinck Arms

21 Loke Road, King's Lynn PE30 2AY

A two bar corner locals pub with a pool table and TVs showing sporting events.

Dragonfly Hotel

73 Hardwick Narrows, King's Lynn PE30 4NB

Large, well appointed hotel with small bar adjoining main restaurant area. A peaceful refuge from the nearby Hardwick roundabout!