Coffee Shop - Carte

I was overcharged for a pot of tea on its own this morning. The menu clearly listed a pot of loose leaf tea at £1.60. I was charged £1.70.

Called in for a light lunch. we had the ploughman's plus drinks. The meals were good sized portions and seemed nice and fresh. The staff were friendly and the surroundings very simple but pleasant with the seating overlooking the main road through the town.

There's a definite retro feel here, with table service, classic cutlery and vintage music. The food all looked excellent, tables were clean and our plates were taken away at the right moment when we were done. Prices were very good value, would definitely recommend. Voir le carte

This restaurant is the best in town for breakfast! The food is amazing, the staff is great, and the portions are very generous. They are also very accommodating for gluten-free options. I highly recommend this place and it has become our regular Saturday morning treat.

I visited on my own. It was table service. Nice friendly staff. Freshly baked home made scones and cakes. Table cloths and chairs very dated but the tables were all with fresh flowers which was a nice touch. Nice bone china cups used. Would recommend for a coffee and bite to eat.

We have visited here for years and this place has been taken over. This is our first visit with new owners and very disappointed breakfast baguettes are really firm and crunchy, over filled and it looks like they may no longer be using local butchers sausages. Scrambled egg comes as a microwaved blob and wife says Luke warm beans. Sadly a great place is not great anymore much room for improvement. Voir le carte

There were only three other occupied tables - a quiet couple, a chatty group of three, and a solo diner who rushed out to speak with someone on the street, leaving her meal to get cold. It was a typical scene of rural Norfolk, which I found endearing. The cakes looked straight out of the 1950s and tasted delicious, reminiscent of my grandmother's baking. I savored every moment of my visit and am eagerly looking forward to returning. I'm grateful that simple, charming places like this still exist.

After exploring the town during our weekend in East Anglia, we searched for a place to have coffee before our journey back to London. The Coffee Shop was the perfect choice. Despite its small size and traditional décor, the coffee and tea were excellent. We decided to share a sausage baguette, which was generously sized and made with top quality sausages. The staff were friendly and attentive. The only downside was the lack of a restroom, but clean public facilities were conveniently located just a few steps away in the car park entrance.

When me and a friend recently decided to nip in for coffee and cake we were left a little disappointed. Both our cakes were dry and slightly stale. And both our coffees were not great at all. We ordered a flat white which come out very frothy. Looked like a cappuccino, but under the froth it was a milky latte. I feel that whatever coffee we would have ordered, it would be the same outcome. I think if a coffee shop is going to call themselves THE COFFEE SHOP, you’ll need your baristas to know their stuff. I could even hear the barista frying the hell out of my milk before it had even come. The cake I understand as you can’t make them fresh everyday, but the coffee is made on the spot. I think... Voir le carte