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11-13 April 2025
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A multi-roomed pub with open fires that is children and dog-friendly. Fishing implements adorn the walls and there are nautical maps on the ceilings. It has an excellent restaurant (Stables restaurant) serving food all day in the summer and weekends, that includes a vegan and vegetarian selection.
Outside heated seating area for 150, with BBQ in summer. There are up to five rotating guest beers available and an extensive wine selection. The pub also offers several bedrooms on a B&B basis.
The Lobster was refitted by Steward & Patteson in the early 1930s and is worth a visit to see the little altered lounge on the left. It would appear two small rooms were combined in the 1930s and fielded panelling to 2/3rds height added throughout. The bar counter and most of the mirrored bar back with a set of drawers dates from the 30s as does the Tudor arch shaped wood surround of the fireplace (but the copper hood is possibly a 60s addition?). The public bar has been refitted in recent years but does retains a 'Bar' etched panel in the door and a parquet floor possibly of the 1930s. A third 'Garden Room' may well have been a pub room for some time but looks like it has been extended back. Service to it is from a hatch in the corridor. At the rear is a separate pebble fronted building now a function room/restaurant called the Stables which has its own modern bar.
The Lobster was refitted by Steward & Patteson in the early 1930s and is worth a visit to see the little altered lounge on the left. It would appear two small rooms were combined in the 1930s and fielded panelling to 2/3rds height added throughout. The bar counter and most of the mirrored bar back with a set of drawers dates from the 30s as does the Tudor arch shaped wood surround of the fireplace (but the copper hood is possibly a 60s addition?). The public bar has been refitted in recent years but does retains a 'Bar' etched panel in the door and a parquet floor possibly of the 1930s. A third 'Garden Room' may well have been a pub room for some time but looks like it has been extended back. Service to it is from a hatch in the corridor. At the rear is a separate pebble fronted building now a function room/restaurant called the Stables which has its own modern bar.
This Pub serves 2 changing beers (Predominantly Norfolk Guest Beer. Weston's Old Rosie Cider in Summer Additional Bottle Conditioned Beers) and 5 regular beers.
Lobster, Sheringham
Source: National
Lunchtime Meals
Evening Meals
Garden
Family Friendly
Disabled Access
Dog Friendly
Accommodation
Function Room
Games
Newspapers
Real Fire
Restaurant
Separate Bar
Smoking
Wi Fi
Real Ale
LocAle
Quiet
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