Norfolk and Norwich blog

inNorfolk | Birthday

Birthday

Mmm birthday cake! Just a quick update today. It's my birthday on Sunday, so I…
inNorfolk | inLondon

inLondon

I must apologise for not tweeting very much in the last week or so -…
inNorfolk | Queen of Norwich castle

Queen of Norwich castle

Norwich Castle against a somewhat gloomy sky Last weekend, because the weather was awful and…
inNorfolk | A walk at Whitlingham

A walk at Whitlingham

Whitlingham Broad, just outside Norwich If the summer ever returns to Norfolk, I can thoroughly…
inNorfolk | Holt, Norfolk

Holt, Norfolk

Homemade lemonade and carrot cake at Byfords If you're looking for somewhere to go in…
in Norfolk | Veggie, not virtuous, at River Green Cafe

About inNorfolk

As I may have already mentioned, inNorfolk is a blog about all the lovely things…
Soyokaze menu on a table with some chopsticks

Soyokaze

Two coffee cups on a table at Bread Source in Norwich

Bread Source, Bridewell Alley

Norwich has no shortage of independent coffee shops, but Bread Source on Bridewell Alley is one of those places I find myself returning to again and again. I’ve been a fan of…

inNorfolk in focus

I’m Lucy, and I’ve been exploring this corner of England for over two decades. What started as a way to share favourite discoveries with friends has grown into inNorfolk – a guide to the best things to see, do, eat and experience in Norwich and beyond.

Norfolk rewards curiosity. There’s always a new restaurant tucking itself into the Norwich Lanes, a hidden coastal path worth walking, or a local market worth getting up early for. The challenge is knowing where to look – and that’s exactly what inNorfolk is here for.

Every review and recommendation comes from genuine personal experience. I don’t list places I haven’t visited or suggest things I wouldn’t tell a friend about. Whether it’s a new opening on the city’s food scene, a day out on the coast, or a hidden gem in the Broads, you can trust it’s the real thing.

What you’ll find here

From honest restaurant reviews and days out to walks, events and shopping, inNorfolk covers the full breadth of what the county has to offer – for visitors planning a trip and locals looking for fresh inspiration alike.

The site has been running since 2010, and the archive reflects how much has changed here – and how much has stayed beautifully the same.