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

The Sticky Earth Cafe is a wonderful way to spend some time, if you're creative, have children, or…read moreneed to find an indoor activity during rough weather. You can simply come into the relaxed atmosphere for a latte, cake and lounge on the sofa, but I'm sure you wouldn't be there for long without wondering which object you'd like to decorate as a gift or for your home. There are shelves full of white unpainted pottery items, ornaments, mugs, plates, bowls, trinket boxes, with prices to fit your pocket. There is a studio fee of £2.99 which covers the materials and firing in the kiln. Once you've chosen your item, the friendly staff will let you know how to begin and if you're lost for ideas, there's a lot of source material to inspire you. The thing I love about being there is the way staff are always there to help the people that need it, yet know when to leave alone. The atmosphere is friendly and customers enjoy watching and chatting to each other too. The disadvantage is that whatever you've created, can't be taken away then and there because everything needs to be put into the kiln and fired. This takes a few days depending on how busy and quickly the kiln is full. I once had an 80th birthday gift that was sent on for me, and actually beat me to my destination in Kent, which shows that staff will go that extra bit to keep their customers happy. Other activities catered for are birthday parties for both old and young, and children's craft groups. Any unfinished work can be continued on another day without any extra studio fee. The cafe is limited to mainly selling drinks and quality cakes.

Cafe Main is a friendly cafe where the food is well cooked and the menu is set to reflect the…read morebetter than average setting of the cafe. The owner takes great pride in maintaining a high standard of hygiene and good service. There is seating inside and out and it is usually busy.

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/

This is a great value for money cafe that tends to get very busy in the height of the summer…read moreseason. All food and drinks are freshly made and behind the main dining area there is a small outdoor courtyard which has tables with parasols and tends to be a lovely space to dine on a sunny day. The menu covers a wide range of reasonably priced meals, from all day breakfasts and burgers, to a full dinner, snacks, jacket potatoes and sandwiches. Occasionally, I've wished my food would arrive a bit quicker, but this has to be balanced against the fact that everything is freshly cooked. In summer, everywhere to eat in Cromer, tends to get very busy at lunch time and Breakers is no different so try to avoid the busiest times if you can.

What you see is what you get with breakers. It is cheap and cheerful, the ideal place to get a fry…read moreup and it is a good fry up, and I also like the fact it has plenty of vegetarian options!!

Great little cafe next to the main car park in the way into Cromer, good selection of cakes and…read moredrinks, dog friendly

Sadly a lot of piers are slowly falling into the sea, so its great to see Cromer pier in such good…read moreshape. Consistently busy in summer with kids crabbing off the deck and fishermen dangling bait from the end, its a great reminder of the towns glorious past. And in fact its glorious present, because it's a fine place to visit, with a lot of lovely art and craft shops, places to get icecream. And pubs. The beach is ace around the pier too, it even has a surf school where you can learn to hang 10 on a two foot swell. Whatever that means If you're around cromer in the evening and want a 70s flashback, end of the pier shows still take place every season.

Cromer Pier is a great place to be. It's the home of the Lifeboat, and The Theatre which has a bar…read moreand cafe attached to it. It is a popular fishing spot, and 'crabbing' is a favourite activity for summer visitors. There is plenty of seating throughout and at the entrance there are toilets, a restaurant, a gift shop and ticket office.

An intimate cafe, with free WiFi, great coffee, and hand made cakes. Huckleberries is my salvation…read morein a town that is full of businesses stuck in the 1960. Don't worry if it looks full as hidden downstairs is more seating. Well worth a visit if you find yourself in Cromer.

Free Wi-Fi, nice servers, and fresh salads.read more

The best little cafe on the cliff top with fantastic views inside or out. Dog friendly. Lovely…read morestaff. Tasty food at any time if the day. Absolutely love it. We visit here very regularly and recommend a visit.

Great place to sit and eat and watch the ships sail by in the North Sea. Not cheap, but excellent…read morequality food with a good vegetarian selection. We eat there a lot and especially like the vegetarian cooked breakfasts at the weekend. Highly recommended.