Name: The Sir Garnet
Address: 36 Market Place, Norwich NR2 1RD, England (formerly Sir Garnet), Norwich
Telephone: +44 1603 615892

The Sir Garnet

Although it is a very ordinary dish, I think it tastes very delicious in this restaurant. The dishes are served very quickly and the price-performance ratio is also very high.

The main feature of this restaurant is probably this dish. I think everyone who pays attention to it should know that this restaurant is a very good place. In addition, the consumption is relatively ok.

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🚂Transportation: From London, the train takes 1 hour and 43 minutes to arrive directly, and the ticket price is about 105 pounds. It is convenient and comfortable! Or you can choose a bus, which takes 3 hours and 5 minutes, and the ticket price is more affordable~💸

🏰Attractions: Must-see Norwich Castle, a specimen museum and museum in one, with animal specimens, oil paintings, and shipwreck relics, a paradise for history fans! 🖼️There is also Norwich Cathedral, which is free to visit, with gorgeous interior decorations and enthusiastic explanations by volunteers. Don&#39;t miss it! 💒

🛍️Shopping: In the city center commercial district, surrounded by arcades, churches, and town halls, the Chinese fast food stalls in the market are super popular, remember to queue up to try them! 🍜

🍽️Food: Recommended Zizzi Italian Restaurant and Middletons Steakhouse, travelers recommend it very much! 🥩🍝There is also Storm In A Teacup Cafe, with an elegant environment and excellent coffee, enjoy a leisurely afternoon! ☕

🏨Accommodation: Maishead Hotel, modern classical decoration, clean and tidy rooms, a small yard and golf course, great environment! 🏡

💡Itinerary suggestion: 2-3 days are enough, the castle cathedral on the first day, shopping and food on the second day, and the surrounding tour on the third day, perfect! ✨

Come to Norwich and experience the unique charm of this small British city! 💖
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🎈My dears, today I will share with you a super detailed travel guide to Norwich, England! This city is really full of literary and artistic atmosphere and historical charm. It is definitely a stop that you cannot miss when traveling to the UK.

🌆【Must-visit attractions】
Norwich Cathedral: This Gothic building is simply amazing! The spires are soaring into the sky, the interior of the church is solemn and majestic, and the stained glass is magnificent under the sunshine. You must come to experience its sacredness and magnificence.

Norwich Castle: The precipitation of history is vividly displayed here. The castle museum has a rich collection of cultural relics. Walking through it, it seems to have traveled back to the Middle Ages.

Aire River Cruise: It is a pleasant enjoyment to take a cruise along the Aire River and enjoy the picturesque scenery on both sides. You can see ancient bridges and distinctive buildings along the way.

🍱【Food Recommendation】
Mustard Seed: A restaurant specializing in British cuisine. His Wellington steak is tender and crispy. It is super satisfying to take a bite.
The Waffle House: Waffles of all flavors, both sweet and savory, with rich toppings, are a great choice for afternoon tea.

🛍️【Good Place for Shopping】
Royal Arcade: A shopping street full of retro style, with many independent designer brands and specialty shops, where you can find many unique treasures.

🚗【Transportation Guide】
It takes about 2 hours to reach Norwich by train from London. You can choose to walk, take the bus or take a taxi in the city, which is very convenient.

My dears, come to Norwich to start a romantic trip💕

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Norwich is the capital of Norfolk and was once one of the most prosperous cities in the United Kingdom (UK) after London. Cities that have experienced prosperity and decline often have a wonderful appeal. The prosperity of the old era gave the city classical architecture, and the silence of the new era allowed the city to escape the increasingly similar fate of cities and retain its own characteristics.
This small city has a comprehensive university and an art university, and novel and unique buildings have also found their place in the ancient city. Perhaps because of this, many movies have chosen this unknown small city as a filming location. Walking in the exquisite Elm Hill, you will feel like you have traveled directly to the UK of the last century.
[Recommended cafes and restaurants]
House Cafe [English breakfast] (This is one of the filming locations for the 45th anniversary. Today, it features a warm and comfortable style. In addition to regular English breakfast, the store also provides desserts. However, British desserts are generally sweet, so you might as well order a cup of English morning tea to neutralize the sweetness.)
The Biddy&#39;s room [English afternoon tea] (This is the happiest little shop in this town. The whole shop has two floors. You need to wait for the waiter to lead you to your seat before entering the shop. The most authentic way to order is to order a two-person afternoon tea set. You can choose two sandwiches and two cakes, which are enough for four girls to eat as afternoon tea snacks. If there are more than two people, you can choose a seat and add tea cups. It is worth noting that the store only accepts cash and cannot pay by credit card.)
Ciscoe&#39;s Pan Asian &amp; Sushi [Japanese food], (This restaurant is known as the best restaurant in Norwich. You can&#39;t eat here unless you are there on weekends. It specializes in authentic Japanese food. The top-ranked restaurants in each city of a country are all from other countries, which reflects the characteristics of British food. So, after you are tired of British food and British modified Chinese restaurants, it is also a good idea to try them here. Highly recommended: Full on Futomaki and Sushi Fantastics)
[Suggested itinerary]
Norwich is a very small city. All attractions and restaurants are concentrated within walking distance of the city center. So get off the train from the train station and walk along the main road to the city center to find the main attractions.
I also recommend the route that British church enthusiasts are keen on, which is to take the 32-seat map after arriving at Norwich Cathedral and find 32 churches to collect 32 likes. Each church has a corresponding introduction at the door, and most of them are free to visit. Some churches have been converted into retro goods markets, where you can visit many things from the last world and see many items that can only be seen in movies, which is also very fun.
[Transportation]
It takes about 1 hour and 50 minutes to take a direct train from London Liverpool Station. You can also take a train to Ely via Cambridge, and then transfer to a regular bus to Norwich in Ely; it takes about 2 hours and 40 minutes from Victoria Coach Station.
I believe that every city has its own unique story. I am obsessed with measuring the city with my feet and discovering some of the subtle touches and fun in those cities.

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🌟 Travel Guide to Norwich, UK | Strolling through a small British town where history and art are intertwined🌟 

📍 Must-visit attractions
1. Norwich Cathedral
This Gothic building with a history of more than 900 years is the soul of Norwich! 
Free visit: No tickets are required, but voluntary donations are welcome (get tips to save money). 
Guided tour: It is highly recommended to take the 45-minute free guided tour (the tour guide is super interesting and can even tell history into jokes!), remember to check the official website opening hours in advance. 
Hidden Easter eggs: Look for the &quot;town cat&quot; of the cathedral, it often hides in the corner and takes a nap, super healing~. 
Wandering around: The monastery outside the church is the second largest in the UK and is suitable for taking photos; there is also Edith Cavell&#39;s cemetery nearby, which is full of historical sense. 

🚶♀️ City Walk recommended route
Cathedral &rarr; Old Town &rarr; Market Square (Norwich Market

Old Town: Cobblestone road + colorful wood-reinforced houses, like walking into a medieval movie! Every shot is a postcard. 
Market Square: One of the oldest open-air markets in the UK, with more than 200 stalls! It is recommended to try local cheeses and handmade desserts, and you can also find vintage items. 

🍴 Foodie Guide
Cathedral Cafe: When you are tired of shopping, have a cup of English black tea with scones (affordable price, the staff is super nice). 
Local restaurant recommendation: 
The Library Restaurant: A restaurant in a bookstore, a must-go for literary youth! 
Grosvenor Fish Bar: A century-old fish and chips shop, the crispy skin is amazing~ 

🚗 Transportation tips
Self-driving party: There is a &quot;park and ride&quot; near the cathedral (every 20 minutes), which saves money and worry. 
Public transportation: From London Liverpool Street Station, it takes about 2 hours to reach Norwich. Tickets are cheaper if you book in advance! 

💡 Practical Tips
Toilet password: The public toilet in the cathedral may need a password. If you can&#39;t find it, ask the staff (don&#39;t be like a tourist who held it in and went to the bar to solve it 😂). 
Avoid the peak season: There are fewer people in autumn and the scenery is beautiful, and you can catch up with local market activities~ 
One-day tour is enough: If time is tight, focus on the cathedral + old town, which is relaxing and not tiring! 

Norwich is like a living history book, with both the heaviness of the Middle Ages and the fireworks of the market. Take this guide and experience its slow pace! 🎒✨ #如歌的之旅

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