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.

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.

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!

This is an old school tea shop ( ) aka coffee shop like we call it in . It's a neighborhood tea…read moreshop and I like that it's across the street from abbey in Bury st Edmunds

I have been to a LOT of cafés and this one is a standing favorite. The coffee is fantastic, the…read morefood wonderful, and the staff here are cheery welcoming people. I will surely be a regular customer.

What a cool find. Super nice guys running the place. Nothing a problem - very flexible and…read moreaccommodating Great views across the marshes. Awesome food. An all round neat experience.

A lovely sunny tea room and restaurant in an old cottage in the pretty village of Peasenhall. Not…read moreonly is the food really excellent (and reasonably priced) home made and with good ingredients, but the staff are always friendly and helpful too. Hardworking people who want to do their best. There's a little bric a brac shop upstairs which raises money for children, a nd they also sell their scones, cakes and various local products to take away. We often visit this tea room when in the area and it has always been brilliant.

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!

My first time creating a business on Yelp to review! And…read morewhat a lovely little place this is, Mary (the owner) makes every soup, cake, quiche, pie homemade and it shows, hearty, tasty and filling homemade food. I had Green Soup today, which on this coldest of winter afternoons warmed my cockles. Can get busy during tourist season around lunchtimes, in the warmer weather there is a patio area at the back with outdoor seating. If you can, sit by the window to watch village life meander past. The fruit scones, with cream and jam are a thing of beauty....

I remember coming here as a child for the first time for a friends birthday and it was lovely and…read morestill is. Its is very quaint and has a nice atomosphere. The food is delicous and at a reasonable price.

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.