Chambers Cocktail Company - Norwich

Visited last night with a friend at 6.30pm to be met at the door by a very unwelcoming security guard . He said you can’t come in if you have no booking. All four barstools were empty and so we asked if it would be possible to sit at the bar instead of a booked table. He said rather rudely there was a staff shortage and they were trying to catch up so no, we couldn’t sit at the bar. We were meeting a third friend there so asked politely if we could wait until she arrived and then head off (accepting the impossibility of a cocktail in a cocktail bar). He said no but you’re welcome to wait outside. What an absolutely dreadful impression and service.

We found this bar to be very comfortable, relaxing and chilled out. Cocktail choices were good and mine tasted delicious. A very nice experience.

Me and my partner visited last bank holiday weekend, we entered the premises and were told quite firmly that it was table service and that they would come and serve us, absolutely fine. We ordered 2 pints of Lager and the gentleman wanted payment there and then as we were sitting outside (Just in a case we ran off two middle aged professionals! I paid the bill Contactless and declined a receipt stupidly. The next day on my bank account I had been charged £23.30 for 2 pints of Lager, what the hell! Got completely ripped off we won’t be back

Always have an amazing time here! Cannot thank the staff enough for always being so pleasant and helpful with recommendations for drinks. Made me the best espresso martini I’ve ever had deeelicious. 100% worth the visit !

We had a table for 8 booked at Chambers to celebrate my friend 's birthday. Cocktails were average, seating was comfortable and the atmosphere was relaxed. I 'll cut to the chase... Two of my friends and I went to visit the bathroom and went into the disabled toilet. A moment later, an employee banged on the door and shouted that we couldn 't all be in there. My friend opened the door and politely informed the employee that we were supporting her as she is in fact disabled an 'invisible illness ' whereby she has no kidney or bladder and has to catheterise but quite frankly none of anyone 's f ing business let alone the jobsworth who proceeded to respond with 'uh uh ' and shake her head to disagree. One of our friends said she would leave the toilet and just one of us would stay. I would suggest that said employee receive some comprehensive training and read The Equality Act 2010. She is lucky we won 't be pressing charges on this occasion and will out it down to immaturity, ignorance and lack of awareness. This incident left a sour taste in our mouthes and ruined the evening. We won 't be back.