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 You are assured of a warm welcome from all the staff here at The Bridge Inn pub and restaurant on the Norfolk Broads. As a family-run business we pride ourselves in our standards of food and service, value for money and attention to detail. There is no accommodation at The Bridge inn, but we do have moorings available. The Wayford Bridge Inn is also situated on the Norfolk Broads and has riverside accommodation. The Bridge Inn is very Child friendly with superb outside facilities especially designed for your children and pets are welcome. Complimentary Wi Fi is available throughout this lovely traditional pub on the water. The Bridge Inn has stood by the waters of the River Bure for many hundreds of years, serving sailors, smugglers and travellers and the villagers of Acle. The building that we see today is largely eighteenth century and originally a farmhouse. Because of its site on the river, Acle is an ancient crossroads. A bridge has existed here since 1101. There was an Iron Age fort in the village, later to become a Roman camp. Acle village stands on the west edge of the marshes, eight miles inland from Great Yarmouth; this area in the Roman period was a great estuary called Garienis and Acle had once been a port. This estuary slowly silted up and by 495 AD a sand bank appeared where we now find Great Yarmouth. In the Doomsday Book, Acle is reported as having 23 villages, 38 small holders and three slaves. A causeway over the marshes to Billockby is recorded to have a bridge over the River Bure in 1101. For traditional pub food , this is the ideal place for family lunch by the water. Also ideal for mooring up and coming for lunch, dinner or even breakfast! See you there. Click Here for Access Statement
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To contact us; The Bridge Inn email:bridgeinn@maypolehotels.com 
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