We went for an ice cream in Cromer and discovered that Pungleperry's has taken over the former…read moreHarris & James shop. Turns out the gelato is even better and equal to the Pungleperry's in Sheringham. The Victorian sandwich gelato was spectacular.

Popped in here whilst exploring Wells Next the Sea. We wanted a place to sit down and enjoy a…read morecuppa, and Nelson's did not disappoint. My in-laws split a pot of tea, whereas I went for a dark hot chocolate with whipped cream and marshmallow. What a beautiful hot chocolate - my oh my! We arrived quite late in the afternoon (just after lunchtime), and wanted some cake. A lot of the cakes were sold out already, but we were able to get three of the homemade cherry bake wells (the last three). Very tasty and highly recommend! I'd suggest arriving earlier than we did if you'd like a wider selection. Ample indoor seating. 2022: 112/100

Nelson's Coffee shop is situated on Staithe street - the main shopping area in Wells next the sea…read more There are a number of cafes on this road and I've tried them all and, in my opinion, Nelson's is the best. They do a traditional range of teas, coffees and juices but also sandwiches, cakes and light cooked meals too. The food is all good. The owners are very pleasant and the service is swift and friendly. Prices are as you'd expect and very reasonable given the quality on offer. Beware though that at summer weekends and bank holidays the place gets full very quickly and the limited seating might mean that you're in for a long wait before you can get a place.

The Owl Tea Rooms in Holt is a popular coffee/tea rooms and shop on Church Street. You enter into…read morethe shop selling tempting quiches, cheese and potato pies, large cream cakes, to name but a few. The cakes are home-made and very generously proportioned for a very reasonable £8-9. There is also a selection of elegantly boxed chocolate fudge cake, Turkish Delight etc., perfect to give as a gift. There is also some bold and bright nautically themed ceramics for sale too. The tea rooms themselves are fairly spacious, with an additional walled garden of outdoor seating, that I'm sure proves a honeypot during the summer season. The menu is fairly expansive with items such as sandwiches, slices of cake etc. We only had a coffee, but the huge slices of chocolate cake looked very tempting!. All the drinks at the Owl are Fair Trade, and served in substantial half glazed/unglazed cups and saucers.

A loverly place to pick up some treats! The staff are always friendly and the food has always been…read morespot on! I recommend a Nutella doughnut wow!!!

Wells Gelato is located just of the harbour in a small shop. Attractive flavours, large scoops,…read moresmooth gelato and decent tastes. Very pleasant.

The best of the many dog friendly cafes in Wells in my opinion. Lovely cake and coffee, and fab…read morebeach-style decor. Dogs more than welcomed both indoors and outside. Plus, of course, the location right next to Wells Beach and the North Norfolk Costal Path both of which can take you on a scenic trek to Holkham.

A significant improvement over the cafe under the previous ownership and serving Brays Cottage prok…read morepies, so therefore a must-visit establishment. Very Good!

A lovely small coffee shop, also serving teas, cakes and pastries, just off the Market Square in…read moreHolt. We had a pot of tea for two, and the Tunisian orange and almond sponge, and the sticky chocolate and orange cake. Both cakes were excellent - in fact among the best cakes that we have had in some time. They were flavourful and beautifully moist. Staff were friendly and service efficient.

Best coffee shop I have visited in a while. Lovely fresh ground coffee - selection of different…read morebeans available (both blends and single origin) as well as the choice of different filtering options. Staff seemed pleasant and knowledgeable. Prices reasonable.

A lovely little cafe on one of the backstreets of north walsham, the amtmosphere is friendly & the…read moreservice is good, the cakes are delicious and the drink are tasty too.

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