Victoria Inn in Great Yarmouth

Great Sunday lunch experience in a friendly village pub. First visit on the first day the pub did Sunday roasts. Lovely, friendly pub with good real ales and a great value lunch.

Superb food and excellent customer service. An ideal place for lunch after a boat trip on the Broads. Had a dog and was fussed over by the staff member.

New owners here, good choice of beers and ciders, including two ales. Food to come soon after kitchen refurbishment. Two tv’s for sport, pool table, with a pool team, darts and team to come shortly. Quiz night on a Thursday, with prize. Various events planed for rest of year, real fire in bar. Good, friendly local pub, large car park at side

Disappointed that they only offered a burger and a pint, i declined the burger but had several good pints

Place is generally cleaner and the revamped gents toilet really is a vast improvement. good basis pub -grub menu at reasonable prices. may need to wait while fresh food is prepared and cooked. I tried the steak and ale pie with suet crust, excellent. real ales and decent ciders available. management friendly and always someone behind bar to serve. hope it all continues

Visited this pub as it was near the Co-op and some of the family wanted to watch the football on Sky. Served lager, had sports on. Looked a bit run down and 'local' from the outside. It served the purpose we wanted it for but not sure I'd take my Nan there for a polite meal.

Tried to visit the pub with friends and got a VERY angry reception. We were told to leave immediately with the barman shouting "get them out" - it seems we visited after hours but there were plenty of 'regulars' welcoming us in, for some sort of lock in. Clearly we were not welcome in this "local" pub. Would not advise a visit. Disgraceful establishment.

Stopped for lunch 8of us all the meals were good and went back the next day to watch the footy great little pub

Half of this pub is done out like a tea shop, doing affordable teas and cakes. The other half is a bar with good value bar food. Dog friendly.

Stopped off at this pub after visiting the seal pups at Horsey. We were a party of 4 + 1/2 and were made to feel very welcome by the barman, we ordered 4 adult meals of 2 x chicken and chips, 1 x liver and onion, 1 x lasagne and chips and a childs chicken nuggets with beans and chips. Our pregnant daughter in law found a hair in her meal which was returned and taken off the bill, the chicken meals were both over cooked and very dry, the liver meal was awful, how can you go so very wrong with mash and peas and over cooked liver. Our granddaughter who loves chicken wouldn't eat her nuggets and after trying one I'm not surprised, they also forgot to serve any beans with her meal. The drinks were far from great, no red wine and the only ale on was cloudy and on its last legs. Such a shame, it has the potential to be a lovely village. Regretfully we shan't be revisiting.

I stopped in at the Victoria recently for a coffee as I traveled through the area. It is a traditional pub/inn with a public bar, a family area and outside seating. It has interior timber framed features, and the central bar is small, but fitting for the place, A painting of Queen Victoria is near the fireplace, and a large pool table is in a back section. The pub serves food, and the offerings are traditional. Live music is on offer on selected evenings, and local competitions make it a community "local." While it is a bit dated, it does fit a theme.