The Diss Deli Espresso

Has a nice selection of food options. Inside is tea shop/ farmhouse cafe style rather than the more modern style we thought it might be (not an issue just an observation). For us the coffee and cake we had wasn’t the best but we liked the fact you could get some alcoholic drinks and deli food it might be better for those types of visits.

I come here almost every day for a coffee, it's the best in the area by far and in fact some of the best coffee I've ever had anywhere. Not to mention the lovely food available as well. The couple who own the place are lovely and it has a really nice atmosphere and quaintness about it. I would recommend anyone that comes into Diss to visit.

We received a warm welcome at this restaurant and enjoyed a delicious light lunch, especially the tapanade sharing board. The coffee was also excellent. The owners had a great rapport with both the other guests and us, making for a wonderful experience. Unfortunately, we don't live near Diss, but we hope to return in the future. Thank you for a lovely time.

As we wandered around Diss we were looking for some where just to have a coffee and a piece of cake. We didn't want one of the big outlets but rather a smaller more friendly place. It was a little after 3 when we arrived and as we were eating in we entered our name and phone number in a book for tracing. How much easier than messing around with QR codes and texts We had two nice cups of coffee and selected our cake from those on display on the counter.

Extremely poor customer service, one menu for 2 people, lack of interaction and information with a misleading menu of a ploughman’s sausage roll which had no explanation as to what it contained and the description was very poor. Overpriced and food disappointing compared to other local cafe’s sad to say they’ve only recently opened and if they don’t up their game then they won’t survive as an eating establishment just do coffee and cake and leave ‘light lunches’ off the menu. I am bitterly disappointed as I took a friend who lives away to showcase a new establishment but it’ll be the first and last time I visit

I ordered a pasty and a savory tart, which were supposed to come with salad, kettle chips, and a choice of piccalilli or jam. However, the portion sizes were disappointing, with the tart being particularly small. The dishes also came with a minimal amount of salad and only about 4 kettle chips. At £10.50 each, the cost was excessive for what we received. Additionally, we were surprised to find out that there was an extra charge of 50p to heat up the pasty, which we felt was unnecessary. While the coffee may be good, we only had soft drinks and feel that they should offer better value for the food. We will not be returning to this restaurant.

The only positive aspect of this restaurant is the coffee. Despite previous reviews mentioning a warm and friendly welcome, our experience was quite the opposite. The service was cold and unwelcoming, making us feel uncomfortable and like a burden. The sausage rolls and pasty were expensive and of poor quality, worsened by being heated in the microwave and having soggy pastry. Our food was never checked on, and when it came time to pay, the server was already prepared to leave as the restaurant was closing. Overall, the experience left a bad impression and we regretted ever stepping foot in such a dismal place. This establishment is a disgrace to the hospitality industry.

Dreadful ‘brunch’ experience Extremely poor customer service, one menu for 3 people, lack of interaction and information with a misleading menu. States they had a ploughman’s sausage roll which when we order we were told it wasn’t available. No signs as to what the cakes were, asked, the one we wanted although there were some on display were then ‘unavailable’ Ordered 2 diet cokes as husband is insulin controlled diabetic, 2 large glasses of coke arrived, I took a sip, and questioned what coke it was to be told she had indeed served us ‘normal’ coke….potentially very dangerous!! When the diet cokes then did arrive they were half the size of the original ones… There was also no ice. Cheese sc...

On our annual festive return to my home town of Diss we were on the hunt for a good coffee shop (with, hopefully, great coffee to visit with mum and our two kids (8&6 . We’d read good reports on this place on Google and TripAdvisor so decided to give it a try. It is very small inside, with space for 4 tables in the area at the front of the shop. When we arrived there were two tables taken by two on each. Being a group of five the staff member did allow us to add the remaining two tables together to have room to sit (there was a 2 and a 4 but with too little room for 5 of us to squeeze around the 4 . This was the first time we sensed a frosty attitude inexplicably different to the warmth of r...