Definitely did not enjoy this place. Yes it is very cheap, but you get what you pay for. The…read moreomelette was bland and the coffee was cheap instant coffee. I mean, if your wallet is in a pinch, sure come eat here. It's... edible. Personally I wouldn't come here unless I was forced to.

What a brilliant little find this is! Hidden away at the back of the Britten Shopping Centre, it is…read morea little cafe, with little old ladies preparing the food and drinks in the back, you are assured of great grub at a great price. The breakfast is brilliant, at £4, you get 2 rashers of bacon, two sausages, egg on toast or fried bread, beans and a piece of toast on the side. For some reason, they do not include a drink, so you have to pay a little more for a mug of tea or coffee, but I'm not complaining! There are other things, cakes, variety of drinks, other main dishes and so on. The staff are all great. A rally friendly atmosphere. Highly recommended!

Came here on an unseasonably hot Sunday lunchtime for a snack - upon recommendation from the…read moreLowestoft RNLI lifeboat crew. Flying Fifteens has a garden that overlooks the beach, great for dog walkers. The waitresses come and serve you here. A word of warning - chips are not welcome here. The food is locally sourced (smoked salmon, honey roast Norfolk ham and, on Saturdays, fresh Cromer crab). The menu consists of a choice of sandwiches, soup, omelettes, salads. Also there is a robust selection of cakes. There is also a bewildering list of teas you can try - from the usual to the obscure. I would recommend the bacon baguette - it is a relatively simple thing to prepare, but you really notice one that has been cooked to perfection. Also of note is the excellent service - the waitress even brought Charlie the labrador a bowl of water without being asked. All in all, highly recommended. BTW - 'Flying Fifteens' refers to a sailing boat designed by Uffa Fox. Fifteen indicates its length of fifteen feet.

I was just wandering around Shoreditch, waiting for it to be late enough to go to bars, when I…read morechanced upon Salvation Jane. It's such a fantastic place to just chill out, have some cake, drink coffee and use your computer. Firstly, the wifi here is free, and it's not even the shitty kind - it's good enough for a video chat, so boo ya. The barista was also extremely amicable, and offered to explain every single pastry to me. However, all he had to do was point out the guinness chocolate cake and I was instantly sold. I got a slice of that, and it was legit guinness cake, man. It didn't wimp out on the alcohol and the cream cheese frosting complemented the cake perfectly. If I lived in London, Salvation Jane would be my go-to hangout spot, but I don't; so please, if you are ever in London or if you live there, I would like to live vicariously through you and please try some guinness chocolate cake.

"Orange Waitresses with fake tan to busy talking about who's sleeping with who to bother to serve…read moreyou." has been written by two people so far. Maybe it is just me, but that has not been my experience. As a place to go and sit and read a paper while having a nice coffee, this is ideal. Some of the chairs are so comfy I could easily have a snooze. The food, however, is very overpriced.

'Costa Coffee'…read more The only place in Lowestoft to have a decent cup of coffee, specialising in cappacinos the coffee bar is a hive of activity. Clean and very well furnished with leather sofa's so one can relax with a coffee and one of there many cakes they have to offer. The staff are friendly, polite and always willing to help. There is seating outside so one can watch the world go by. Also there is a takeaway service. A Great place B

Reasonable prices for a daily special at lunchtime, or great for a coffee and homemade cake at any…read moreother time. Plenty of tables inside or if the weather is warm there is the outside courtyard garden, it looks safe for children.

cooked breakfast very very greasy ugh, waitress attitude dismal, will not go there again.read more