The Green Room Cafe

Great food on hot plates always something interesting great coffee well worth a visit if you can get in

We visited this little cafe 3 times whilst on holiday. Very friendly, food basic but that is what we wanted and very tasty..Staff Brilliant

This needs repainting an new flooring, also better extraction. Staff very pleasant. In dire need of refurb. Coffee OK but cheese scone microwaved.

This is a very nice Cafe with lots of charm. Bright with lots of light and nice ambiance. Good food, good coffee/ Kitale (top rated on TA) was cold, loud and lacking character. I'd take The Green Room any day.

The dining experience was excellent and affordable. We had made a reservation, but there were also walk-in tables available during the weekday lunch rush. The only downside was the lingering smell of cooking oil due to the ventilation system and the proximity of the kitchen to the dining area, although there was a shield in place. The staff was friendly as well.

Tried to pop into this cafe for a coffee with the dogs on an overcast day when visiting the area as we saw a dog in the window but were turned away as the cafe owner or manager said the dogs were too big despite the place having plenty of tables. Don’t they know lots of venues accept dogs now even upmarket pubs, restaurants, hotels and stately homes. Disappointing !!!

Let's keep it simple, we ordered a cheese and fruit scone with 2 cappuccinos. Both scone's were obviously bought from a supermarket within their budget range. We could only assume they were old and heated up in a microwave to a pulp to hide it. The drinks were very watery and bland too.. We try to buy from independent businesses but wish we had gone to Costa across the road.. AVOID!

It was OK. I had a haddock and cheese omelette (7/10) and wife had 'egg ' on toast which to be fair turned out to be 'eggs ' on toast. No choice of toast and the only option was a poor quality brown bread. Tea is obviously subjective but we found it very weak and the 'mug ' seemed very small. Having said that we were grateful they were open on a Sunday morning, unlike it seemed, the rest of Norfolk.

We went to the Green Room for Sunday lunch and found they were fully booked but the lady serving said she would squeeze us in on a table normally used to display leaflets. Fortunately, she didn’t need to do this as a couple on a table invited us to sit with them. Both of us really enjoyed our meals, they were very tasty, the portions were plentiful, and they were served up really hot. I’m really glad we decided to go there and I’ll certainly be visiting again. I’ve no hesitation in recommending the Green Room to other people but because it’s very popular, I would advise ringing to book a table rather than just turn up like we did.