My friend and I met for brunch and she suggested Bill's - I had never been before, and I was…read morepleasantly surprised! The hostess was a delight, as were the servers. We took some time to decide (too much chatting due to not having seen each other for a while), the waiting staff was very patient with us. My Diet Coke came with crushed ice, my friend had a freshly pressed juice which she loved. My friend had the avocado on toast, I opted for the full English breakfast. About that full English breakfast - I am pretty sure it is the best I have ever head. Less than eight quid for two thick slices of toast with sunny side up eggs, a Cumberland sausage, rashers of bacon, mushrooms and beans. The menu offered additional offers of crispy potato (hash brown) and black pudding. I asked whether I could substitute the mushrooms and beans for a hash brown or pudding, and expected there to be a charge? No charge. Very, very pleased with everything. Excellent service, delicious food, superb atmosphere. Definitely a fan, I will return!

This restaurant is wonderful I ordered pancakes and a cup of hot milk! Actually in there menus…read morethere is no hot milk but the staff offer it to me! So I was very moving at that time! Good restaurant! I will go there again!!

What a great cafe! I ordered waffles with blueberries, infused vanilla yogurt, and honey. The…read morewaffles were made nice and crispy, and were very filling! I also loved the crispy bacon. We sat in the front by the window which was nice and cozy. They were a bit on the busy side when we entered, but once our order was taken it took about 20 minutes to get our food. It was worth the wait!

From the looks of previous reviews, Waffle House is a local staple well-known to residents and…read morevisitors alike; yelp is not highly utilised in Norwich yet this business has a higher than average review count. Even without yelp, I'd know how popular this place is because it's in all the guides and is a restaurant I'd initially seen and heard about when starting at the university. It's one of the first breakfasts I had in Norwich and is easy to find in the city centre. As expected, it was busy but we didn't wait too long to be seated. The queue ended up being much longer after we finished. There are multiple floors but we were on the ground level towards the back dining area--just a tad bit of a tight squeeze around our table. We ordered three dishes: a granola and fruit bowl to share, the Mixed Fruit & Nut Waffle, and the Waffle House Breakfast (mine, which included a waffle, free range scrambled eggs, field tomatoes and mushrooms, and bacon rashers). While the savoury bits were okay, I found the namesake waffles, and ultimately the plate itself, to be forgettable...or below average at best. With a spattering of other superior breakfast and lunch eateries in the city, Waffle House is not one I'd return to. I know I'm deviating from the general review consensus, but I wasn't particularly impressed with my dining experience and a relative of mine had an even worse meal another time. However, the service was fine, and my dining companion liked the meal (sweet options) and coffee more than I did.

The award winning Bond Street cafe is up there as one of the best greasy spoons in Norwich…read more Situated on Bond street opposite Earlham cemetary, it thankfully doesn't cater for spirits and ghouls! Its a small cafe, always clean and I'm guessing that it can cater for about 20-25 people at a time. There is a wide selection of food, which ranges from the notorious buster breakfast to daily roast dinners, and there is no problem if you want to change items on the menu to your tastes. The staff are always polite and efficient. Deffo recommended if you want a quick cuppa and a bite or a huge hangover defeating fry up!

Amazing food and service. Just like a New York diner which I'm sure was the inspiration for the…read morethis place.

Made one this of the worst Cappuccino's ever. It was boiling hot and unprofessionally made. Had to…read moresend it back.

The Garden Cafe situated in Norwich City centre is a small independant cafe, which offers far more…read morevalue for money when compared to Starbucks etc. Home made soups and Jacket potatoes are their specialities. Take away or eat in and athough rather small there is always room to sit. Staff are always polite and friendly Recomended.

The Garden Cafe is an excellent place to go for soup as an alternative to sandwiches for your…read morelunch. They offer a selection of Covent Garden Soups, with different flavours on offer each day. You can have your soup as it comes or with croutons added to it. You can also have chunky bread to dip into it if you want. As well as soup they do a selection of coffees and also some muffins and cookies. This is a really filling, healthy way of having lunch, and you can eat in or take away. The prices are reasonable when compared with other outlets, and the soups are very tasty and all cooked with natural ingredients.

I usually enjoy my time at this bohemian and relaxing cafe, but unfortunately I experienced racial…read morediscrimination when I last went. When I questioned being treated differently (loudly demanding payment from me in advance, in front of the other customers, none of whom had been asked to settle their bills before being served). After being challenged about it he insisted the only reason he'd treated me differently was that he was busy at that moment (really!?! Unconscious much...!?!) I've given two stars because the bone marrow dish I had was delicious- just a bit tainted by the waiter....

This kooky cafe/restaurant is an upstairs downstairs type place with mismatched furniture and…read morecrockery. It is quite small and any a group bigger than 5 would make it quite squishy. It's more of an intimate, cosy place to catch up with friends and enjoy a variety of tapas options or nip in for a quiet lunch and take advantage of the seasonal menu and fresh bakes. Unfortunately there are no menus, just black boards located around of brekafast, mains and dessert, which is slightly confusing and overly complex. Good location and props for the seasonal, healthy menu, it was just a bit too cluttered for my taste. Will try again on my next visit to the UK.

The teeny weeny Unthank Kitchen, the final stop on my Norwich trip and a very special final stop it…read morewas. Caught in the rain again and considering how busy this tiny cafe was it was looking bad, however like Moses at the Red Sea the people parted on our arrival and we settled in for a breakfast. There are only five tables and three outside of the Unthank Kitchen, so it certainly is cosy. One pays for their food first up and on seeing the menu they certainly specialise in breakfasts. There are also various sandwiches, but many are big breakfast bap based. So if the breakfast is the speciality and the price an eye opening £5.90 (there were cheaper options but my word I was famished and the beer sweats were on) I was hoping for something special. There was the option of chips or hash browns, frankly chips for breakfast is a gastro crime, although you'll get more for your sterling. On arrival I was suitably impressed, an enormous plate that sat like a cuckoo in the nest upon the table. It was twos up all the way with two bacon, two browns, two eggs, two sausages with a pile of mushrooms and beans. The bacon was fried to perfection and the eggs perfect. The keystone holding it all together were the sausages, allegedly award winning they were something super. A good sausage in a cafe these days is hard to find, they're usually standard deep fried bread filled garbage, these had meat and herbs and tasted superb. The whole monster was washed down with a big free mug of Earl Grey and I contemplated the hours, like a crocodile digesting a wildebeast, I would have to spend with the breakfast in my belly. Only one gripe for this friendly and good value cafe, no black pudding.

Recently refurbished, the Unthank Kitchen is an ever popular breakfast rendezvous point for UEA…read morestudents living near the Unthank Road. It serves up a decent fry-up, ideal for curing those hangover blues. The staff are nice and friendly, sympathetic to your plight no doubt. I took my parents there and they weren't as impressed, it's not the Ritz, it's just cheap and cheerful with a nice outside terrace overlooking the road, ideal for people watching. Think of it more as a bacon and egg based Wendy house than some posh getaway to impress the folks with. Go to 103 for that kind of thing!

Handmade breakfast and lunch in a very small shop. Everything ranging from sausages (free-range and…read moreother types) to chili con carne and hog roast and roast beef and combinations of all. I had a "New Yorker" which was a large free range sausage with chili and shredded cheese on a baguette. Very sloppy food, but I was pleased with the spiciness and taste. A fantastic value for just about £3. There is -one- table inside and two outside. The place fills up quickly, as there is only one guy (the owner) preparing the food as it's ordered.

Great service provided from old Kempy, stunning food, even if it does push through that 'grey area'…read moreof the £4.00 barrier for a baguette. MK is always willing to diversify and cater for his customers needs and requirements, for example i've enjoyed my food being cut up from the age of about 4, so when posing the question as to whether i can have my baguette filled and cut in 2 halves Matty was more than happy to oblige. Always one for a laugh, Matty has been described by many as a 'banter spounge' and he never fails to deliver on that front whenever me and my friends eat at UM. You'd be stupid not to eat at Norwich's best lunching venue. Pete