Micawbers Tavern
Micawbers Tavern in 1994.
A hidden gem in one of Norwich's medieval lanes.
Micawber's Tavern was first known as the Duke of York in 1772. In 1859 it was renamed as The Alma. In 1977, one hundred and eighteen years later, it was named Micawbers Tavern. In 1995, eighteen years later, it was renamed as Seamus O'Roukes, and then in 2000 it reverted back to Micawbers Tavern and remains the same today.
Micawber's Tavern was first known as the Duke of York in 1772. In 1859 it was renamed as The Alma. In 1977, one hundred and eighteen years later, it was named Micawbers Tavern. In 1995, eighteen years later, it was renamed as Seamus O'Roukes, and then in 2000 it reverted back to Micawbers Tavern and remains the same today.
