One word sums up this business and it's in their name... CAKE... the array of sumptuous traditional…read moreEnglish baking is just beautiful and when we arrived there as a family we really fancied a cream tea. However if you do want to get a scone try to arrive earlier than two o'clock in the afternoon because the locals seem to clear them out of the scones at lunch time. So without scones we each purchased a different cake from the menu. I had a lemon and sultana sponge and was in lemony melting heaven for a good 10 minutes as I tried to prevent myself devouring it in one! All the cakes looked beautiful and everyone really enjoyed them. The service was friendly but the place is tiny and when they're busy you might have to wait for a while to get everything to your table especially if you sit upstairs. I plan to return and book an afternoon tea with them later in the year.

Small and cosy. Friendly staff. Great coffee and tea with a selection of pastries and breakfast…read moregoodies.

Fantastic baristas to get an artisan style coffee. Would say it's top 3 coffee shops to get a nice…read morecoffee in Norwich. Selection pastry items are nice to have alongside with your drink! Only issue is lack of wifi!

I had one of the worst avocado toasts ever. There were no poached eggs. The toast was not made with…read morea sourdough bread but on a supermarket sliced bread, and arrived cold.

A huge veritable of pastries many of them are gluten free. The Latte was boiling hot but the was…read morehigh quality. Seating is comfortable. Will come again.

I don't have too much to say about Ground Cafe, other than it's AMAZING. We were looking for a…read morequick bite for lunch in Norwich, and happened across it. The sandwiches were freshly made, with some very creative fillings, good portion sizes and not much more than you'd pay for something in a packet in many places. Staff were quick and courteous, and they have magazines and a chess set on the side should you fancy a quick game. I'll be heading back next time I'm in town!

Had a great lunch with friends here, value for money and fantastic sea views. Didn't book in…read moreadvance, I don't think you can book in advance, but didn't have to wait, this was on a Saturday lunchtime so that was good.

A really welcome addition to the Cromer seafront, Rocket House Cafe is located above the lifeboat…read moremuseum. Head down to the pier and along the seafront to the east. Can't miss it. It's hard to think of a more comforting thing to do on a stormy autumn day than sit up in the restaurant on their chic leather sofas, sipping hot chocolate as the wind whips up the waves. Food's great too, with decent portions and great service from what appears to be the entire sixth form of Cromer high school. If the view does begin to bore, nip downstairs to the lifeboat museum. And don't forget to make a donation

Excellent little place for lunch. We ordered a tuna baguette, chicken tikka jacket and two all day…read morebreakfasts. Delivered to the table in lightning quick speed and all were delicious. Best bacon I've had in years, and apparently the jacket was perfectly cooked soft and fluffy inside and a nice crispy skin Prices extremely reasonable too. Highly recommended!

I stop in on a very busy day and was greeted by an exceptional host who acknowledged by entrance…read more The service was outstanding as was the food and will return when in Cromer

Truly excellent cooking distinguishes this restaurant from the crowd. Big, bold flavours in dishes…read moresuch as Moules Marinière, or the tartare sauce to accompany Tempura style cod and chips leave you wanting more, although the generous portions may work against that. Service is warm and friendly and a good selection of drinks, including wines by the glass are available.

Excellent! Beautiful place with a lovely welcoming atmosphere. All the staff were very professional…read moreand genuinely friendly. The food was fantastic, superbly presented, everything full of flavour, delicious and of generous proportions. It definitely exceeded my expectations. I believe you wouldnt find anywhere else locally, as high quality as the Olive Branch at Tunstead. Highly recommending to all my friends and family and will definately be returning. Absolutely wonderful!!

Wonderful location on a good or bad day. Next to the beach and actually inside the lifeboat station…read moreso a very unique setting. Food selection was really good as was the food itself.

Tucked down behind the seawall next to the Gangway, the Lifeboat cafe supplies teas coffes and…read morecakes to seaside visitors. Lovely place to hang out in the sun, especially if you've just taken the dog for a canter along the prom. Next door is a great icecream kiosk too. Just before you leave, check out the set of steps that rises from the back of the cafe, up the cliff wall. There's a blue plaque screwed to the cliff wall telling you that this was the site of the return of King Edward IV to England in 1471. That's one for pub quizzes fact fans

It was a quiet weekday when I visited the cafe and nearing the end of the day, so there was no hot…read morefood being served at that time in the cafe. There was still plenty of choice to buy other snacks such as sandwiches, cakes, flans, ice creams or drinks. At other times of day it would have been possible to buy from a limited choice of hot foods such as jacket potatoes with fillings and salad for under £4 On the whole prices seemed reasonable. The cafe was built as a timber construction, with lovely wooden floors, and a decor that was fresh and simple in both colour and design. I found staff friendly, attentive and and the place was kept spotless. I sat on the verandah overlooking the lake where I could see ducks and flamingos and enjoy my food in an attractive, comfortable and relaxed environment. I noticed that there were high chairs available for families with children, and toilets were in close proximity to the cafe. I really enjoyed just sitting and contemplating the world about me, but I'm yet to see how much a place like this changes as it's expected to cope with the added influx of holiday makers after the schools break up for summer. A short video of the cafe can be seen on this link:- http://myriad28.spaces.live.com/