The Norfolk Arms
28 Leigh St, London, WC1H 9EP Directionshttps://www.yell.com/biz/the-norfolk-arms-london-4339377/#view=map
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Open Monday
06:00 - 21:30
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Business overview
The Norfolk Arms is a gastro pub, serving excellent modern English food in a tapas style. Food is available is available seven days a week. Situated North of Russell Square tube station, the Norfolk Arms is within 5 minutes walk from both Kings Cross and Euston tube stations.
Reviews
26 Sep 2007
Laid back in Bloomsbury
4
Not an area of London that I frequent much, but ended up here last night to belatedly celebrate a colleague's birthday.
Have to say it looks much like other gastro pubs, in the mis-matched wooden chairs and tables. The menu apparently changes daily though punters also have the option to choose from the Tapas menu as well.
We had a mixture of starters, some off the tapas menu, like the smoked aubergine dip (very garlicky!) and Italian cured meats to the mozzerella & tomato salad. We were all boring with our mains, in that we all had the same, the fish broth, full of clams, mussels, prawns, and a lone razor clam. Obviously a popular dish as we weren't the only ones partaking.
The service at times was a little slow, but couldn't honestly fault the food.
Wines list was decent and reasonably priced. My colleagues pint of bitter was a bit off, but they soon swapped it for one from a fresh barrel. We forewent the puddings, as we were all stuffed, but they did sound nice.
Very pleasant evening in equally pleasant surroundings.
Have to say it looks much like other gastro pubs, in the mis-matched wooden chairs and tables. The menu apparently changes daily though punters also have the option to choose from the Tapas menu as well.
We had a mixture of starters, some off the tapas menu, like the smoked aubergine dip (very garlicky!) and Italian cured meats to the mozzerella & tomato salad. We were all boring with our mains, in that we all had the same, the fish broth, full of clams, mussels, prawns, and a lone razor clam. Obviously a popular dish as we weren't the only ones partaking.
The service at times was a little slow, but couldn't honestly fault the food.
Wines list was decent and reasonably priced. My colleagues pint of bitter was a bit off, but they soon swapped it for one from a fresh barrel. We forewent the puddings, as we were all stuffed, but they did sound nice.
Very pleasant evening in equally pleasant surroundings.