The Warehouse taproom, bar and restaurant in Setchey, King’s Lynn - which only opened in 2021 - closed its restaurant at the end of 2024 following the blaze.

The Warehouse Taproom, Bar and Restaurant in Setchey (Image: Supplied)

The damage was extensive, with the kitchen needing to be fully replaced and the interior stripped back due to smoke and water damage.

Work to rebuild the kitchen began at the end of September last year and is now nearing completion.

The Warehouse Taproom, Bar and Restaurant in Setchey, King’s Lynn, is reopening this spring (Image: Supplied)

Director Jason Clark said: “It’s been a challenging and emotional journey, but we’re excited to be heading towards the next chapter and getting back to doing what we love here in west Norfolk."

The Taproom is set to return with its ever-changing line-up of beers from a range of local and international breweries, including Moon Gazer and Meteor.

Behind the bar will be a selection of Norfolk's finest spirits from local distilleries, such as WhataHoot and Black Shuck. An extensive range of drinks will continue to be stocked at Beers of Europe next door.

The Warehouse Taproom, Bar and Restaurant in Setchey (Image: Supplied)

As they welcome visitors back to the Warehouse, the Clark family say they hope to host a variety of events at the Taproom, working with musicians, entertainers and local businesses.

Grace Waterfield, digital marketing manager for the restaurant, said: “We’d like to say a heartfelt thank you for the incredible support we’ve received throughout this time.

"The closure was a huge blow not only to our team, but also to the local community that has supported us from the very beginning."

The Warehouse Taproom, Bar and Restaurant in Setchey (Image: Supplied)

An opening date will be announced in due course.

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