This Deli near the art school is a great place for home made pizza, fantastic cakes (check out…read moretheir famous brownies) and hot home made food as well as all the olives and cheeses and deli stuff. Brilliant. They even do ice cream now.

Outstanding service, amazing food at good prices, a warm and welcoming feel to the place. Best…read morepizza in Norwich

Very small and cosy and tucked away in a quite courtyard,everything is freshly made and the cakes…read moreare home baked. As you would expect there is a large selection of cakes and sandwiches made from fresh baked bread. Finally the staff are really friendly and make you feel very welcome.

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

Having spent Christmas with family in Norfolk, I found myself stuck in a turkey sandwich and sales…read moreshopping limbo. My particular shopping trip yesterday took me deep into the relatively unfamiliar Norwich Lanes where I happened to stumble upon the recently reopened Mustard Coffee Shop. In an effort to revive me in anticipation of another bout of shopping, I stepped inside and had a browse. The thing that instantly struck me when I arrived was that there was literally nothing about Mustard that was ordinary. From the (second to none) customer service, to the way it has wholeheartedly embraced its impressive heritage. Mustard Coffee is built on the site of the first ever Collmans shop. This is hinted at in the colour and general feel of the shop. The motif runs tastefully throughout the decor without becoming the focal point. For this particular shop, the focal point is very much the coffee. Mustard quickly establishes itself as something completely different. It has broken out of the mould of the more commercial coffee shops immediately and left them behind. After chatting to the lady behind the counter, she suggested that I try a flat white coffee. As a coffee novice, for me the coffee spectrum stops at a macchiato and goes right the way through to a latte. Little did I know that there is an amazing little gem in between, simply referred to as the flat white. Now, apologies to the coffee connoisseurs out there for teaching you to suck eggs, but a flat white is as strong as a macchiato only with more milk. When the coffee arrived, I can honestly say that it was the best I'd ever tasted. It was punchy and full of flavour yet as smooth as silk. The quality literally blew my socks off. It was literally exactly what I wanted and the tip top customer service made sure I had a cup of what I needed! I also ordered a piece of freshly made (on site) cheesecake which was, again, utterly divine. My friend ordered a slice of Millionaire Shortbread and a flat white and was equally as impressed. Everything that I tasted or was on display appeared to ooze with freshness as the specials board oozed homely comforts and wintery lovliness. All the food is cooked to order, however which way you like it. As I said, nothing about this place is ordinary. The owners display art on the walls from local artists. The back wall is covered with a mural depicting the whole 'coffee story' from bean to cup. This fascinating process is brought to life with a wealth of colour and vibrancy. This leads me nicely onto my next point. Mustard roast their own coffee on site which, I'm told, is in itself, quite some achievement. I was so taken with the coffee that I bought a bag to take home with me. The experimentation and innovation does not stop there. Mustard pays homage to a wealth of different brewing techniques both old and new. Behind the counter is a 'brew bar' where you can select an alternative brewing method for those who prefer something a little different. Or, quite simply, for those who fancy a nosey into different methods of brewing etc. Anybody would be hard pushed to find fault with Mustard. In fact, you'd have your work cut out finding something that Mustard does not excel in. If I was absolutely forced to part with the tiniest bit of criticism, it would be that the two take away scotch eggs that I left clutching didn't make the journey home. No sooner had I left the car park had I succumbed to temptation and they were gone :-)

Mustard coffee bar is an amazing place just re-opened at the end of November. Im very fussy about…read moregood coffee and food and i must say they have it all! They roast on site so you wont get fresher and you can tell theyre both very passionate about their coffee as they have told the story (or should i say one of the owners is an artist and she has painted the story) on their wall about the process of how it all happens from picking the cherries from the tree to the pour into the cup! May i also add that they display art from the students at Norwich art college so plenty to look at! Amazing food, amazing atmosphere and definate must if you go into Norwich. Keep up the good work girls!

One can argue that the upper crust is the best part of the (sliced) bread. Definitely smoother and…read moresomehow even just a tad bit more flavourful than the boring and sometimes tough lower crust...almost always the first thing you're biting into when having toast or a sandwich. So I totally dig the name of this sandwich chain, but believe they've completely missed out on matching the name with the product--because I've never seen any sliced bread on their counters. In a way, it's deceptive marketing, but I digress. Most of the sandwiches you'll see displayed behind the glass are made with baguettes, exceptions being the morning bacon rolls. My usual go-to is the old reliable Ham & Cheese Baguette, but I have had others like the Chicken Salad & Bacon and a surprisingly delightful Ham Benedict Baguette which includes slices of boiled egg in lieu of fried or poached eggs. The composition of the latter makes for a less messy moving breakfast when you're commuting in business attire. Speaking of mess control, it's also clever that they've labelled their sandwich wrappers as "Free Crumb Catchers" because you will surely need that bag to collect what would otherwise fall into your lap as you crunch your way through its contents. You'll probably find the Upper Crust takeaway eatery at nearly every medium to large rail station in England. This particular one is on the right hand side once you enter the main station or on the left hand side upon exiting the platform barriers. While a few of their shops have served subpar sandwiches e.g. stale bread, the Norwich one has rarely let me down unless sold out. As they're a chain, I do wish there were a loyalty program in place for frequent visitors such as myself. 3.75 stars.

A decent variety of quite fresh sandwiches, they guarantee that the one you are purchasing is less…read morethan 3 hours old. Several interesting choices, including Smoked Ham & Mozzarella and Brie Bacon and Tomato. If you ask, they will toss your baguette in the microwave for a few seconds, which really improves the sandwich. There's a full cooler of sodas, waters and juices, plus several choices of crisps ("chips" in American). Not exactly cheap, the typical baguette runs £3 to £4.50, plus chips and a drink, you're spending £7. But you can't beat the convenience.

Food always cold and boring taste awful and half the time there's no stock…read morePepperoni pizza nice tho

Part of the Gregg's chain, Bakers Oven has fresh breads and sandwiches available for takeaway…read more There is also a decent dining area if you are wanting to have your latte in a proper ceramic mug. The menu changes and the selection is sometimes a bit random, simply based on who has already picked it over before you get there. The stuff is quite fresh, or at least it seems it to me! Breakfast is also on the menu with specials like a bacon roll and coffee for under £2.

With an eat in area towards the back of the premises, allowing you to enjoy your food and drink…read moreinside, the main business here is catering for city workers who want a take out lunch. An excellent selection of bagels, sandwiches and freshly cooked baguettes with one of the biggest array of fillings you will ever come across means that you don't need to have the same thing twice for some time! Also available is soup, salad and jacket potatoes, along with coffees and a range of chilled drinks. In addition to the lunches, there are chutneys and sauces, generally from local producers, that are available to purchase, along with speciality flours and pastas. Reasonable prices for good food. This is a popular place and so be prepared to queue at peak lunch times, but they have many staff and get through the queues as quickly as they can.

This is a very nice place for breakfast or lunch! The coffee is good and we all had a hot chicken…read moreitaly sandwich. We really recomend it! The staff was very nice! Go here:-)!

a lovely sandwich bar on tombland, with a few window bar-stool seats if you wanted to eat in…read more they do amazing sandwiches and salads, using your standard fillings (cheese, ham etc) or something a little different (tandoori chicken perhaps, or brie). you can have standard bread, bagueete, panini andthe salads coe in different sizes. it is a little more pricey than grabbing something pre-packed, but it is all freshly made. they also do some lovely crisps - we are not talking walkers here, but hand friend with lovely flavours such as chilli. there are vegetable crisps too - parsnip are lovely! tea, coffee andother hot drinks are sold, as are cold drinks. a great little sandwich shop in an area of town that seemingly doesnt have one!

I was surprised to find a Pret here in Norwich, but that's just me thinking they were only in…read moreLondon. It's a happy surprise, because I love Pret and their fantastic creative sandwiches. I really love the Mozzarella Pesto Bloomer, which arrives on 7 grain bread with sliced tomatoes and fresh basil leaves. Or if you want meat, try the Swedish Meatball Ragu Hot Wrap. Both are amazing with crisps ("potato chips) and I love the sweet potato if you can find them. Pret does offer free wi-fi (and amazing coffees) but I was not able to find a power outlet.

I tried their double espresso and mango smoothie and I think I'm addicted to this place. The coffee…read moreis flavorful and good and that smoothie is low in calories but so good! It's so hard for me to go without buying both lol I also tried their double chocolate chip with the orange flavor, it's good, pretty orangey .. it's different