The Unicorn in Broadland

Lots of empty tables outside we thought we would stop and have lunch as the big a frame board outside stated home made lunches. My partner went in to get a menu only to be told we do not do food. Might explain all the empty tables. I would suggest removing the a frame advertisement as well to save wasting other peoples time.

good beer, nice fiendly staff, plenty of seating also dog friendly. parsols on all outdoor tables good as it was a warm day

Decent pub if you like being surrounded by 16/17 year olds being served, moody staff too especially the owner.

Best pub in Aylsham for a friendly pint with great staff. Hard job in difficult times cant wait until the doors are open again.

Great pub old school vibe...not many left like this...free pool and darts..good beer good food experience it ASAP!

Me and a friend, went in The Unicorn Pub, yesterday (August 13th), I enjoyed a glass of Orange Juice (with ice), and my friend enjoyed a cup of Tea, the Barmaid, was friendly, me and my friend enjoyed playing two games of Darts, and a game of Pool, I enjoyed hearing Football news, on one of the TVs, in the Pub, first time I have been in The Unicorn Pub, I will definitely visit (with a friend) The Unicorn Pub, again, in the future.

Great pub. Good food good beer brilliant live music. Been several times now, and always made to feel welcome by customers and staff.

Well the unicorn is an expierience, not a great one though. We were stuck for somewhere to eat so by default got the Unicorn. We went for burgers can't really get them wrong can they? Yea they can !! Not good we think this pub needs some TLC and a decent menu

Dropped in here for a pint and to see the Saturday football results come through. Good and friendly service plus plenty of screens for the sport. Worth a visit.

Great drinking pub which doesnt pretend to be anything else Good range of beers and wines not expensive and plenty of sitting room. Does small range of food. Plenty parking and easy access to town.

Only popped in for a couple whilst staying in the town, and was pleasantly surprised with the selection of beers on offer, the one I had was well kept, well done, Team!

shows most sport and have a band/group most weekends, so not a bad place, but can be rather packed with young locals

Real local proper pub , lovely outside seating areas in front and rear courtyard and two really nice different bars inside. Live music at weekends good beer and nice staff and clientele....well the ones I met anyway heehee! It's got the lot, cheers

I was visiting friends in Martham and we decided to go nto Aylsham (a few miles away) for a drink or two. We were attracted to the Unicorn as there was music on - a local rock covers band. The beer was well kept and the staff friendly and the band very good. Imagine our disappointment when the landlord told the band not to continue when they finished their first set. We ended up leaving and going to another pub nearby. We cannot comment on the food as we didn't go there to eat

Visited for a quiet afternoon drink - great friendly staff - lovely courtyard area out the back to enjoy the sunshine (and drink) Will return

Food very nice I had homemade soup and my friend had a jacket potato which were lovely. The bar was not busy and everyone was friendly

Un típico pub local que tiene buenas cervezas y vinos, que es razonable aún el antiguo "bebedores pub" que sirve comida básica pero muy buena. Ocupado con clientela mixta que incluía a familias con niños. Bastante anticuado interior pero agradable y cálido en un día frío de invierno.

Ambiente agradable y volvería de nuevo, pero mi amigo experimentado un robo de bebidas! Juego de una bebida en el lado mientras jugando al billar durante unos segundos y me la robaron! Tan extraño.

Pero realmente muy bebedores pub bar comida básica bien. Mejores patatas fritas que hemos tenido en mucho tiempo. A un precio razonable. De negligencia. Por ejemplo, no había agua caliente en los aseos, sólo en efectivo, no los budines.

A "proper pub" that does good food, rather than other pubs in the area that are really restaurants that sell beer. It has a large open bar area and a good selection of real ales. It is conveniently in the centre of Aylsham.

Dirty and disgusting.I live in Aylsham and have done for 4 years,i made the mistake of visiting this dump once and never again.Drunk landlord rude landlady filthy dirty.I'm surprised they're allowed to sell food on the premises,it's brewery owned I believe,which makes it even worse.

Popped in for a quick lunch..Very friendly and helpful staffTypical real pub environment.. Very tasty and reasonably priced pub food. The only possible downside.. Cash only!If you you are looking for quick and easy look no further...

The Unicorn is a nice place to visit if you want a traditional pub atmosphere - and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.......just don't expect the modern offering of fine dining etc etc

Surprisingly crowded for a Monday lunchtime, noisy, awful 70s decor, chilly, very limited menu, food took 30 minutes to come and we had only two toasties and bowl of chips with cheese. The bacon toastie was inedible, the bacon cheap and fatty, and had obviously been fried in a pan that had not been cleaned properly from its last use. In fact, it was so disgusting I spat put my mouthful! The chips were frozen and had barely any cheese on them - which in retrospect was a good thing as the cheese was tasteless. Altogether the worst lunch I have had for many years. One positive - the barmaid was lovely.

Wouldn't visit unless you're local. You will be stared at. Full of young people. Vodka made me ill so stear clear of the house vodka. Always ask for Smirnoff.

good choice of beers, hospitable staff and good atmosphere. Live music on a Friday night and a great disco on some Saturday's.

Having recently moved to Aylsham, I wanted to find a pub where I could prop up the bar and relax and hopefully meet a few folk.The Unicorn is perfect for that.Its a regular's haunt but newcomers are not made to feel excluded, If you're a sports fan there's usually a few screens on but they're not on loud or intrusive if, like me, you're not a sports follower.Jukebox is digital and has a varied mix to suit most tastes and the regular Friday Night Life Bands make an interesting change.There's a pool table and different bar areas to suit all tastes.Beer is well priced and whilst I can only speak for the Lager, its well kept and consistent.It somewhat of a regular to me now.Splendid stuff.

Me and my partner came in after a Sunday local walk. Was pretty much empty but that was fine as we used the back and played pool. Drinks seemed a normal fair price and some Radio2 sunday musicals playing which we enjoyed singing along being silly whilst eating crisps. It was nice to go to a place with a relaxed atmosphere. We only moved to Aylsham 6 months ago and will deff be back! Thanks :-)

Not family friendly asked to leave with our children ... The land lord was drunk and aggressive will never go back

Its a nice place if you like to be a drinker or smoker .not children .locals enjoy it .and that's all what matter.

great place to pop in for a nice relaxed pint even live music every Friday night it seems. lovely atmosphere

Having walked up through the town of Aylsham from the Bure Valley Railway we were so pleased to find the Unicorn Pub, the new husband and wife landlord team made us feel at home and provided a good menu, prepared with care by the landlady. On our first visit we enjoyed a large 'ploughmans lunch' and, determined to return for a second meal, we sampled scampi and chips and cod and chips which were both fantastic.So, a really good quality pub, serving Woodfords famous Norfolk ales and a delight to visit.

The Georgian market town of Aylsham is neatly positioned between the Marriott's Way / Bure Valley long distance path to the south and the Weaver's Way national trail to the north and is an ideal place for an overnight stay or lunch en route on either long distance path. It is also very close to Blickling Hall the birthplace of Anne Boleyn. We had walked parts of both trails to do a circular route round the town and went into the market place for a pub lunch.We found The Unicorn, not particularly interesting from the outside, but inside a real, Norfolk pub with oak beams, a wide choice of beers and an extensive pub grub menu. The landlord could not have been more friendly and our lunch was promptly served. We will return, the ideal place for a pub meal whilst walking in Norfolk.