Feast Norfolk Magazine
It’s a popular tourist attraction, with a great café and food hall at its heart. Sarah Hardy calls by Creake Abbey in North Norfolk...
Read More »Get The Abbey Habit – Creake Abbey
Cafés that serve food in Norfolk
Norfolk and Suffolk boast many great, much loved cafés and tea rooms, from the quirky to the traditional. They serve everything from trendy brunches (who can resist smashed avocado on sourdough), to light lunches to those decadent afternoon teas. Loose leaf tea, artisan coffee, and tasty hot chocolates are always tempting. There are several award winning cafés and tea rooms in Norwich city centre and the ever popular North Norfolk, where gorgeous home made cakes reign supreme!
The Orangery – Ketteringham Hall
The Orangery at Ketteringham Hall in South Norfolk is a charming spot for afternoon tea, discovers Sarah Hardy
Read More »The Bay – Jarrold, Norwich
Have you been to The Bay, the new seafood and wine bar at Jarrold, yet? If you like seafood, and a room with a view, then you must, says Emma Outten
Read More »Shambles – North Walsham
Shambles opened a little less than a year ago in North Walsham. Emma Outten and her daughter have a ladies' lunch in the courtyard
Read More »Highway Garden and Leisure – Norwich
Sarah Hardy and her mate head for breakfast at the new look restaurant and café at Highway Garden and Leisure, just outside Norwich
Read More »Soul Café and Restaurant – King’s Lynn
Mark Nicholls enjoys a taste of the Caribbean at the Soul Café and Restaurant in King’s Lynn
Read More »Purdy’s Tea Room Woodgate Nursery – Aylsham
Purdy’s Tea Room at Woodgate Nursery in Aylsham offers us the perfect place for a light lunch outside before perusing the perennials, says Emma Outten
Read More »CoCoes Café Deli Strattons Hotel – Swaffham
The new version of CoCoes Café Deli at Strattons Hotel in Swaffham has been open a year or so. Emma Outten and her friend and colleague Rachael Young enjoyed a ladies’ lunch
Read More »Hamptons @ The Barn – Bawdeswell
Emma Outten’s mum is impressed by afternoon tea in Mid Norfolk where the cheese straws and Bakewell tart delight!
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