Norfolk pubs named in England's top 500 by The Telegraph

The Telegraph has released a list of the 500 best pubs in the country, with Norfolk putting in a good show.

The pubs have been chosen for their "charming character, welcoming staff, rich history and award-winning beer".

The Red Lion in Cromer has made the list (Image: Newsquest) Each of the chosen establishments has been tried and tested by experts at The Telegraph hunting for the perfect pub.

In the east of the county, The Blackfriars Tavern in Great Yarmouth and The New Entertainer in Gorleston-on-Sea have made the cut. 

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In the heart of the River Waveney is The Locks Inn in Geldeston, representing south Norfolk in the list. 

The chosen north Norfolk pub is The Red Lion in Cromer and further west, The Chequers Inn in Binham and The Rose and Crown in Snettisham were also recognised. 

The Locks Inn in Geldeston (Image: Danielle Booden) In Norwich, The Fat Cat in West End Street and The Kings Head in Magdalen Street have featured in the list. 

They are joined by The Leopard in Bull Close Road and The Alexandra Tavern in Stafford Street.