Traditional Hospitality at The Marsh Harrier

Of all the pubs in Norwich, The Marsh Harrier is surely the best place to make the most of our weather (come rain or shine) - with a delicious meal, a thirst quenching drink and the cherished company of family and friends. Soak up the warmest of welcomes and explore some of the most popular pub food menus in East of England. Try one of our hugely satisfying seasonal dishes with a glass of fine wine or sample a rewarding pint of our regularly changing and highly quaffable cask-conditioned real ales.

A Little Pub History

The Marsh Harrier was originally known as The King of Prussia in 1840, when it was a small cafe with tea garden. The building was later run as an inn until war broke out in 1914 when its name was changed to the George IV. After a £1m refurbishment we changed our name to The Marsh Harrier to reflect our rural surroundings and proximity to the River Yare.

Around The Area

Our appealing country inn on the outskirts of Norwich, close to the picturesque River Yare, is a great stop for walkers. Our pub is warm and welcoming, and this area is a tranquil and attractive haven.

Enjoy Good Company?!

The Marsh Harrier in Norwich is a member of the Cask Marque Trust in recognition of its excellence in the service of real ale.